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Facing rising prices, the Biden administration is forging ahead with a plan to sell new leases for oil and gas drilling on a small portion of federal land. Some climate activists say President Biden is breaking his campaign promise to end the nation’s dependence on fossil fuels, and that it might not do much to lower the cost of gas. Stephanie Sy talks with Coral Davenport of The New York Times.

The anticipation is finally over as single-game tickets are on sale for games at 100% capacity and fans Friday morning say it's been a long time waiting but this is finally bringing them a sense of normalcy.

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'Huge financial impact': American Family Field beer vendors disappointed to not be included in ballpark safety plan See Also Brewers Opening Day: What you need to know ⚾ MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) – As fans made their way back into American Family Field on Thursday, April 1, there were many noticeable changes, including the lack of beer vendors. Some of those vendors wanted to draw attention to their situation on Opening Day and met about a mile from the ballpark. “Right now, unfortunately, there is no in-seat beer vending continuing at the Brewers stadium...

WUWM Updated 3:24 p.m. CDT For the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic started, thousands of fans will gather at Milwaukee's big-league baseball stadium Thursday. It's the Brewers' 2021 season opener versus the Minnesota Twins. But unlike other opening days, it won't be a full ballpark. Health restrictions are limiting attendance. The name Miller Park is gone, due to a change in corporate sponsorship. The stadium is now called American Family Field with backing from Madison-based insurance company American Family. Crews spent days over the winter changing all the signs. Other workers hav...