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For April Stone, a black ash weaver, a state quarantine on the emerald ash borer comes with great consequences.
Baraboo is grappling with how to handle a viral photo of students holding their arms in the position of a Nazi salute. Madison-based civil rights attorney and synagogue president Jeff Spitzer-Resnick wrote an open letter to the Baraboo school board asking they treat it as a teachable moment.
The 2018 open enrollment deadline for health insurance through Affordable Care Act exchanges is Dec. 15. Adam Van Spankeren of Covering Wisconsin discusses the process and questions with pre-existing condition coverage.
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When she was 19 years old, Katherine Denomie's mother first taught her how to make frybread.
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White corn has long played a central role in the traditions of the Oneida Nation.
Wisconsin is continuing to grapple with the implications of chronic wasting disease and its effects on the state's deer herd and the hunting season.
Richland County, located in southwestern Wisconsin, has voted for the winning gubernatorial candidate since the 1990s.
Across the parking lot from Medford High School, there's an old dairy barn with chickens, a calf, pig, sheep, a rabbit, and one cat. It's the "school barn."
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Barb Carey has been ice fishing her whole life and is devoted to getting other women out on the ice.
Ahead of the 2018 fall general election, Wisconsin Elections Commission administrator Meagan Wolfe discussed election security and what voters need to know heading to the polls.