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“Learning to Live with Dementia” virtual education series starts Thursday

Applications for Wisconsin Agriculture Youth Council closes today

Evers Vetoes Legislation That Would Revive Old Standards, Report Cards For Wisconsin Schools

Evers promotes funding program for child care providers during statewide tour

Author Nicholas Hoffman to host FREE event at Deke Slayton Memorial Space and Bicycle Museum

Wisconsin author to appear at Wright designed warehouse

Small Businesses will Face Strains from Federal Budget Cuts

State Supreme Court Race Now Called a ‘Nail-Biter’

How the April 1st Election Could Define Wisconsin’s Future

What you need to know before voting in April 1 election

State Supreme Court Race Now Called a ‘Nail-Biter’

Don’t let “fake tolls” take a toll on your bank account

With Few Dentists and Fluoride Under Siege, Rural America Risks New Surge of Tooth Decay

Wisconsin’s Supreme Court race laced with cash, power, vast implications

How Wisconsin’s Washington County helped its municipalities expand early voting hours

Elon Musk Holds Town Hall in Green Bay

Wisconsin Attorney General Files Suit To Stop Musk Offer Of $1M To Voters

Milwaukee woman arrested in Iowa County

Coca-Cola, manufactured in Milwaukee, recalled

Time For Tapping: Maple Syrup in Wisconsin

Evers announces recruitment effort for laid-off federal workers in Wisconsin

PLAY BALL! It gets real starting today

‘I Am Going Through Hell’: Job Loss, Mental Health, and the Fate of Federal Workers

Potential NOAA cuts could put Wisconsin weather warnings on ice

Buckle up: Wisconsin will have a Supreme Court election every year until 2030

League of Women Voters Urges Voters to Demand Legislators Defend the Constitution

‘A Road at Night:’ UW Coach Howard Moore’s Story of Heartbreak and Inspiration

Discovering Energy in Nature

Another Brewers season hits the airwaves across Wisconsin

Calling All Frog and Toad Lovers

Taste of the Draft Showcases Supper Clubs

Madison’s missing-ballot mess leads to an unusual claim for monetary damages

Crawford Encourages Voters to Choose Common Sense over Politics

Hospitalized Abundant Life Student Back in Critical Condition

For the last few months, there's been one student still being cared for at American Family Children's Hospital. They were once upgraded to good condition, but are now back in critical condition.