Art of the Everyday: A recap of July in photos from Wisconsin State Journal photographers
The EPA says a preliminary review of the plant fails to account for the project’s full greenhouse gas emissions, which could cause more than $2 billion in harm.
Physicians for Social Responsibility and Nukewatch question the NRC's response to mechanical failures that triggered an emergency shutdown last year as well as efforts to identify counterfeit parts in the aging plant.
Jim and Donna Mueller were on a trip to Washington D.C. to celebrate their 56th wedding anniversary when they were killed by a lightning strike Thursday night outside the White House.
In a preview of the months to come, Eric Toney said Kaul had "turned his back on law enforcement." Kaul's campaign called Toney a candidate of the "far-right fringe."
Police say the 63-year-old victim and another man were drinking in Warner Park when they got into a fight shortly before 6 a.m. Wednesday.
"I am bored as (expletive). Wanna go home," police say he wrote to an online contact before the first threat.
Johnson, who was being transported by a private contractor, asked for his handcuffs to be removed so he could use the bathroom in the Mitchell International Airport. He then punched his escort and fled.
After merging with another congregation last summer, Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church sold its 54-year-old sanctuary to a developer who plans to build a 32-unit apartment complex on the site.
The wife of the man who died said she struggles not only with her husband's loss but her own physical limitations.
The ordinance, adopted by the city council in August, requires that buildings over 10,000 square feet and other large structures include safety features in some windows to reduce the risk of birds colliding with the glass.
Franklin Electric, whose products include submersible pumps, hoses and gauges used in filling stations, is launching a “smart” switchgear designed to support EV charging stations.
The Wisconsin Groundwater Coordinating Council’s annual report to the Legislature faults the natural resources policy board for failure to enact new groundwater standards recommended by state health experts.
"At this point, we do not suspect foul play," UW-Madison police spokesperson Marc Lovicott said.
Tax credits for all kinds of renewable energy, for both producers and residential consumers, lay at the heart of the bill's climate provisions.
The biggest change is expected in Grant County, which could go from an average of seven days when the heat index is over 100 degrees to 15.
The Department of Natural Resources said staff have observed dead fish in Isabelle Creek in Ellsworth, a Pierce County village about 35 miles southeast of the Twin Cities.
The open letter decried the “shameful mistreatment of the Black artists, contractors, and staffers throughout the exhibition.”
