State

Wednesday Majors-Jan. 12

1st place-Phoenix Pro Shop

2nd place-Military Troop S

3rd place-Norm’s

High men’s scratch series, Steve Berndt, 727

High men’s scratch game, Brady Bill, 267

Viking Village Early Birds-Jan. 12

1st place-Bowling Buddies

2nd place-Westsiders

As of Jan. 15, at-home COVID-19 tests are required to be covered by health insurance plans.

The requirement applies to both private health insurance companies and group health plans, such as those provided by an employer. Tests may be free to the patient or reimbursed by the health insurance carrier.

As Wisconsin Policy Forum researchers began to contemplate our 2021 research agenda a year ago, it appeared analyzing the harsh impacts of the pandemic would be our focus for the second straight year.

People 60 and older can take advantage of a longer renewal period for their driver’s licenses.

This demographic has until March 31 to renew their licenses if theirs expire in January, February or March. There will be no late fee.

The Wisconsin National Guard is training members to be certified nursing assistants to help hospitals and nursing homes overwhelmed by COVID-19.

Gov. Tony Evers announced the effort last week. The goal is to open at least 200 beds by the end of February so they can receive post-acute care patients.

Old memories become blurry with the passage of time, but a particularly cold Sunday 45 years ago that stands out for me was memorable across western and northern Wisconsin.

Applications are being accepted for the 75^th Annual Alice in Dairyland Contest. The deadline is Feb. 4.

The garden harvest season is long over, but we’re still enjoying the bounties. Sort of.

From the time she wakes up in the morning until the time she goes to bed at night, Green Bay parent Denise Seibert’s life centers around her son, Tyler. At just 2 weeks old, Tyler was diagnosed with fragile X syndrome, a genetic condition that causes a range of developmental problems, including learning disabilities and cognitive impairment.

To understand how Wisconsin’s labor shortage has transformed the jobs market, look no further than an Oct. 14 job fair to hire workers for expansions of Pierce Manufacturing’s production plants in Neenah and Fox Crossing.

The fire truck manufacturer aimed to hire 200 assemblers, welders, electricians and painters.