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Wisconsin farmers are pressing Congress to pass a new farm bill, saying they need certainty on farm programs, insurance and support payments. With the current legislation stalled or extended, producers in one of America's leading dairy states want long-term policy clarity to plan crops, manage costs and stay financially stable.
- 2Midterm Election 2026: Voter Registration and Polling Info for Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin●When is the midterm election? Register to vote, early voting, polling info for 2026 Election Day in Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin
Voters in Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin are being reminded of key dates and requirements for the 2026 US midterm elections, including registration deadlines, early voting periods and polling place information. Local outlets are publishing practical guides covering how to register, when early voting opens and where to cast ballots on Election Day, as part of broader coverage building ahead of next year's contests.
- 3Greenfield police chief internal probe alleges harassing work environment●Internal probe into Greenfield police chief released, details 'harassing work environment'
An internal investigation into the Greenfield police chief has been made public, with findings describing a harassing work environment within the department. The release of the probe's details is drawing attention to allegations of misconduct at the top of the Wisconsin police force, and residents are awaiting any disciplinary or legal consequences.
- 4Man arrested after crucifix set on fire in West Bend church▼50-year-old man arrested after allegedly setting crucifix on fire in West Bend church
A 50-year-old man has been arrested in West Bend, Wisconsin, after allegedly setting fire to a crucifix inside a church. Local news outlets report the arrest, and the incident is drawing attention as an apparent attack on a religious symbol in a place of worship.
- 5Labcorp Agrees to $2.3 Million Data Breach Settlement in Wisconsin●Wisconsin Labcorp Data Breach Settlement: $2.3M [2026]
Labcorp has agreed to a $2.3 million settlement in Wisconsin related to a data breach, with payouts and terms expected to be finalized under a 2026 agreement. Affected customers may be eligible for compensation. Details on eligibility, deadlines and claim procedures remain limited as coverage of the settlement continues to spread.
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No. 13 Penn State begins its Big Ten conference schedule with a matchup against Wisconsin. Coverage focuses on how to watch the game, key storylines entering the contest, and predictions for the outcome. The game draws attention as an early conference test for the ranked Nittany Lions.
- 7Wisconsin police investigate fraternity over hazing incident▼Wisconsin police investigating fraternity for hazing after men found in basement https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/202
Police in Wisconsin are investigating a University of Wisconsin fraternity for hazing after several men were found in the fraternity's basement. Details about the men's condition and the circumstances remain limited as the inquiry continues. The case has drawn attention to ongoing concerns about hazing practices in American college fraternities and how universities respond to such incidents.
- 8Wisconsin Joins $2.3 Million Labcorp Data Breach Settlement▼Wisconsin Joins $2.3M Labcorp Data Breach Settlement
Wisconsin has joined a $2.3 million settlement with Laboratory Corporation of America (Labcorp) related to a data breach. The settlement resolves claims connected to the exposure of customer information in a cyberattack. Residents affected by the breach may be eligible for compensation under the agreement. Details on payment amounts and eligibility deadlines have not been disclosed in the available coverage.
- 9Judge blocks Wisconsin cuts to immigrant services▼Wisconsin immigrants can keep using clinics, Head Start and adult education, judge rules
A Wisconsin judge has ruled that immigrants in the state can continue accessing community clinics, Head Start programs and adult education services. The decision blocks efforts to restrict these publicly funded services based on immigration status. It is a significant ruling for immigrant families who rely on health care, early childhood education and adult learning programs, and it may influence similar disputes elsewhere.
- 10Wisconsin joins $2.3 million settlement with Labcorp over data breach▼Wisconsin joins $2.3M settlement with Labcorp over 2019 data breach affecting more than 16,000 state residents
Wisconsin has joined a $2.3 million settlement with laboratory company Labcorp over a 2019 data breach that exposed the personal information of more than 16,000 state residents. The agreement resolves claims tied to the security incident, and the payout is expected to provide compensation related to the exposure of residents' data.
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Wisconsin is approaching 200 confirmed measles cases as an ongoing outbreak continues to spread across the state. Health officials are monitoring the surge, which adds to concerns about declining vaccination rates and the wider resurgence of measles in the United States. Residents are being urged to check their immunisation status as the case count climbs.
- 12Wisconsin reports 21 more measles cases as outbreak grows●Wisconsin reports 21 more measles cases, as outbreak continues to grow
Health officials in Wisconsin have confirmed 21 additional measles cases, as an ongoing outbreak continues to expand across the state. The latest figures were reported by local news outlets, which noted the outbreak shows no signs of slowing. Measles, a highly contagious viral illness, has seen renewed spread in parts of the United States, prompting public health concern.
- 13EHD outbreak in deer likely spreads to six Wisconsin counties▼EHD outbreak in deer likely has expanded to six Wisconsin counties
An outbreak of epizootic hemorrhagic disease among white-tailed deer in Wisconsin has likely expanded to six counties, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. EHD, spread by biting midges, typically kills infected deer within days and outbreaks often follow summer drought conditions. Wildlife officials and hunters are monitoring the spread as the fall hunting season approaches.
- 14Wisconsin praised for keeping junk science out of courtrooms▼Opinion | Wisconsin leads in keeping junk science out of courtrooms
A Cap Times opinion piece argues that Wisconsin is leading the nation in preventing unreliable 'junk science' from being admitted as evidence in courtrooms. The column highlights the state's standards for vetting expert testimony and scientific evidence, framing Wisconsin as a model for courts elsewhere grappling with questionable forensic methods and expert claims.