2026-08-13September 24 2020
- Marquette University: Federal Reserve Bank of Boston president to deliver virtual Marburg Lecture, Oct. 8
- UW-Madison: Coldest northern hemisphere temperature, first recorded by UW-Madison, officially confirmed
- Office of the Commissioner of Insurance: Gov. Evers, Insurance Commissioner urge Wisconsinites to plan for the future during Life Insurance Awareness Month
- UW-Stout: Student studies effects of COVID-19 on retail merchandising during summer cooperative
- ADC: Bring back whole milk in schools or children’s health will suffer
- Office of the Commissioner of Insurance: Insurance Commissioner Afable and Health Services Secretary-Designee Palm lead effort to extend 2021 open enrollment period
- Racine County Economic Development Corp.: Wisconsin’s regional collaboration lands ND Packaging in Racine County
- UW-Stout: Packaging majors help move essential COVID-19 products to market
- UW-La Crosse: Erin Hanson wins WiSys APPStart Challenge
- UW-Madison: Fitter increases the benefits of wearing a mask during the COVID-19 pandemic
- Retirement Income Strategies: Launches virtual educational classes amid ongoing economic uncertainty
- St. Croix EDC: Proclaims Sept. 24 as Craft Brewery Day in St. Croix County
- Wisconsin CASA: Conference offers unique, online learning opportunities
- Spectrum: Announces $45,000 in Spectrum Digital Education grants to further digital literacy in Madison
- Alliant Energy: Will electrify 100 percent of light-duty fleet vehicles by 2030
- Wisconsin Policy Forum: Rise in FoodShare use another indicator of pandemic’s toll
- MPC: Claire Woodall-Vogg of MKE Election Commission to headline Newsmaker Lunch Hour
- EPA: Selects University of Wisconsin-Madison to receive $411,963 in Pollution Prevention funding
- Wisconsin LGBT Chamber: Sikich LLP joins as newest Gold Member
- M3 Insurance: Releases COVID-19 Impact on Health Care report
- BBB: Vehicle shipper and escrow scams growing as demand increases for online vehicle purchases, BBB study finds
- Marquette University: New Law School Poll finds two-thirds of American public approve of U.S. Supreme Court job performance
