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Possible, practice good hygiene and social distancing and wear a face mask in public if youre able to. Wisconsin was in a pretty good place in our battle against covid19. We had reached all of our gating criteria. On monday we opened up 14,000 Small Businesses across the state. Putting potentially 90,000 folks back to work in that industry. Despite that good work by wisconsinites across our state who banded together, stayed home and stayed safe, republican legislators have convinced four of our ...

Investigating a shooting death in Calhoun County. Just after 2 this morning, the Calhoun County Sheriffs Office responded to a shooting at a home in pomeroy. Those deputies found the body of a man with a fatal gunshot wound. The dci is now working with the Sheriffs Office on the death investigation. As of yet, no one has been arrested or charge with any crime in the case. An autopsy will be conducucd by the state medicaca examiner in ankeny. The victims identity is not being released at this tim...

The president issuing a challenge to g. O. P. Senators to repeal obamacare now and replace later. If they cant strike a deal on more comprehensive legislation. President trump shows no signs of backing down from his battle with the mainstream news media. You are right about that, let me begin with health care. I think its fair to say, the white house message on health care has evolved. But there is one thing that is undeniably clear right now, they would like to see Congress Repeal obamacare. An...

Nearly 400 students from more than 100 high schools were represented in the crowd.

FOX 11's Mark Leland and Michelle Melby teamed up to help deliver the big news to eight unsuspecting instructors from seven different school districts.

Gov. Evers say the plan will tackle staffing shortages, reduce use of restrictive housing, improve the emergency response of staff members, among other issues.

FOX 11's Mark Leland talks to decision-makers, inmate advocates, and local and state leaders on what can be done about the facility.

Gov. Tony Evers and the Wisconsin Department of Corrections announced a new plan to improve conditions and ensure safety of staff and inmates at state prisons.

One Green Bay lawmaker says while 17 bills introduced to improve Wisconsin prison conditions are a step in the right direction, more needs to be done.

Lawmakers believe if inmates were better cared for while incarcerated, they'd have a better chance of being productive members of society once they're released.