The Republican-controlled Senate on Tuesday backed adding an advisory referendum to the April 4 ballot on whether childless adults should work to receive benefits through programs for low-income Wisconsinites.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court weighed arguments Tuesday over whether a court can compel doctors to administer the antiparasitic drug ivermectin as a COVID-19 intervention, after an appeals court last spring found no legal authority to force healthcare professionals to provide care they've deemed substandard.
Supporting and diversifying the healthcare workforce were among suggestions by attendees at a virtual listening session hosted by Gov. Tony Evers last week as he develops his plan for the 2023-25 state budget.
Thirty-four percent of Wisconsin students report feeling sad and hopeless almost every day, a 10 percentage point increase over the past decade, according to an annual report released Friday by the Office of Children’s Mental Health.
Major health systems and educational institutions are working together to boost businesses and hire job seekers of color in Milwaukee’s lowest-income neighborhoods.
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A Republican-controlled legislative committee voted on party lines Thursday to suspend a state rule barring professional counselors from attempting to change LGBTQ+ clients’ sexual orientation and gender identities, a practice opposed by health organizations.
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