Wisconsin Today: Morning News

Democratic state lawmakers have picked new leaders as they prepare to run the state Senate and Assembly. One of the lawmakers sworn in next year will be Wisconsin's first ever transgender legislator. And, a Wisconsin organization expands to help veterans in need.

Janesville has joined dozens of communities across the country in approving ballot measures that could restrict future data center development. Democratic Governor-elect David Crowley says he'll sign a bill that would redraw Wisconsin's congressional maps. And, the Trump administration's move to remove federal protections for gray wolves has ignited a fierce debate.

A Wisconsin State Patrol Trooper was released by ICE late last week, but the saga is far from over. Some rural communities in Wisconsin say they're being targeted with cyberattacks.Plus, who will manage Wisconsin's most populous county now that David Crowley is heading to the governor's mansion?

Following Tuesday's mid-term election, it was a big week for Democrats across the U.S., including Wisconsin. In this special Saturday episode, our state capitol reporters recap Democrat David Crowley winning the governor's race. Plus, Republican reaction to Democrats flipping both houses of the state Legislature.

Wisconsin has seen its first death from measles in more than 35 years.  For the first time in more than 3 decades, a public school district in rural Wisconsin will dissolve. Plus, we take you underground to a cavern filled with thousands of hibernating bats.