The state is working to provide greater access to COVID-19 vaccinations, including working to form pop-up clinics and worksite clinics around the state. State-run clinics are also offering walk-in service. In addition, Pfizer authorized vaccines for 12- to 15 year-olds this week.
Motorists 60 and older have only a few days left to take advantage of an extension on license renewals.
The Wisconsin DMV’s extension for this demographic ends May 21. Older drivers whose licenses expired after March 12, 2020 can still renew without facing penalties.
Individual taxpayers were given a reprieve this spring to finish their tax returns.
The deadline for these people was extended from April 15 to May 17 to give them extra time amid the pandemic. There have also been reported delays in getting out tax refund checks.
Nearly a decade after Colorado became the first state to legalize recreational marijuana, the debate has spiked in Wisconsin as more states join the pro-marijuana ranks.
Some local units of government have made moves to decriminalize the drug as progress at the state level appears unlikely.
Preliminary 2020 U.S. Census data has revealed that Wisconsin saw a slight increase in population over the past decade, allowing the state to retain its eight U.S. congressional seats.
With prom and graduation season in full swing, the Sauk County Partnership for Prevention is encouraging adults to watch out for those who imbibe underage.
