Beatrice Lawrence

After decades of service to Milwaukee’s LGBTQ+ community, 73-year-old Sharon Dixon found herself without a place to live. Now, her community is coming together to support her.

Sen. Eric Wimberger, co-chair of the Joint Legislative Audit Committee, joined WPR’s “Wisconsin Today” for a discussion about the released and forthcoming audits.

The Wisconsin justice department's Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Task Force is in the final stages of preparing a report with recommendations on how to prevent homicide, trafficking and violence against Indigenous women in Wisconsin.

In the wake of sweeping federal funding cuts by the Trump Administration in recent weeks, U.S. Department of Agriculture grants that fund tribal colleges and universities in Wisconsin and beyond have vanished.

International and local competitors put the power of ice and wind on display at the 2025 World Ice and Snow Sailing Championships. A "Wisconsin Today" producer gave it a try.

Layoffs are likely and clinical trials could be interrupted if funding is cut, Jo Handelsman says.

Pocan recently announced plans to introduce the Eliminate Looting of Our Nation by Mitigating Unethical State Kleptocracy, or “ELON MUSK” Act.

Alicia Rytlewski composed “When We Were Bears” across Wisconsin over the course of eight years, starting in 2016 when she was an artist-in-residence at a farm in Campbellsport.

Sen. Chris Larson reacts to Wisconsin test scores that indicate struggles in Milwaukee and a widening educational gap between Black and white students.

Ed Bieber is working to clean up Wisconsin’s waterways — and building an online audience as he does it.