Conflicts & Disasters

“The Unmapping is what happens when your city sort of gets sick and reacts very negatively. Every building rearranges with each other at four o’clock in the morning. Every single day.”

This Veterans Day, a troupe of musicians, historians and theater artists will put on a multi-media rock ‘n’ roll history show about Wisconsin in World War I. And they’re hoping to bring the show around the state in the near future.

First responders across Wisconsin were recognized for their work earlier this month at the state capitol. We hear stories from two of them.

Wisconsin homeowners and businesses hit by flooding and other natural disasters would have a new avenue to help rebuild under bipartisan legislation moving through the state Capitol.

A new push by Wisconsin lawmakers aims to prevent apartment fires like the one that killed five people and displaced around 100 others in Milwaukee in May.

Two bills signed into law aim to strengthen emergency medical services around the state by reducing costs for education and the burden on local governments.

A Minnesota man is suing Airbnb after a fire at a rental cabin in Juneau County killed his wife, his 5-year-old daughter and four other his family members.

The protests were held in cities and rural communities in all parts of Wisconsin. Protesters said they hoped to bring attention to what they call an authoritarian power grab by President Donald Trump.

Milwaukee’s fire chief is sounding the alarm about the need to replace outdated fire trucks and engines in the city.

A teenage student who was injured in the December shooting at Abundant Life Christian School in Madison has been released from American Family Children’s Hospital.