Research in the Centers for AIDS Intervention at the Medical College of Wisconsin is looking at how racism and homophobia influence HIV prevention efforts among young black gay and bisexual men in Milwaukee — specifically, pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) treatment. PrEP is a daily medication taken to prevent HIV.

It's been two months since President Donald Trump's impeachment trial concluded in the U.S. Senate. The president was charged with obstructing Congress and abuse of power, which hinged on Trump’s conversations with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. The case involved many U.S. diplomats, highlighting their often unseen work.

City and county agencies with the help of private organizations have been scrambling over the last week to set up safe lodging for those most vulnerable to the threat of COVID-19 — people living in unsafe conditions, including those who are homeless. Individuals want to help too. People like Paulette Flynn are providing food.

"I’m here at Immanuel Church in Brookfield and I just am delivering a couple hundred PB&J sandwiches," Flynn says. "The group here goes out a couple times a week and provides food and other needs for our homeless neighbors."

Wisconsin appears to be moving ahead with Election Day on Tuesday, April 7, despite multiple lawsuits to move the date because of the coronavirus – and an 11th-hour plea from Democratic Gov. Tony Evers. He called the Republican-controlled Legislature into a special session to push the date to late May and conduct an all-mail election. The GOP went into special session Saturday as required, and then immediately adjourned without taking up Evers’ proposal.