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John Rosenow is a dairy farmer in Buffalo County who employs workers from Mexico. He discusses the federal government's plans to step up deportation, and how it could be detrimental to him and other dairy farmers.
At least one Wisconsinite drives to Nebraska and back to buy Ireland's most famous non-alcoholic export: grass-fed Kerrygold butter. Fans can't buy this product in Wisconsin because a state law enacted in the 1970s.
Wisconsin is among 12 states getting an "F" for not preventing lead in school drinking water.
Parents today are much more sensitive to the signs and effects of bullying on their children. However, they may not be as conscious of how their own behavior can affect bullying by children.
University of Wisconsin System deans and directors of education are concerned college programs wouldn't be able to easily adapt to new teacher licenses that are being developed by a group of Wisconsin educators.
The flowering of craft beer over the past decade was accompanied and aided by an arms race to scale new heights of bitter flavors.
Wisconsinites have mixed reactions to the Department of Homeland Security's new plans for detaining and removing more undocumented immigrants.
More children and families may receive counseling in response to exposure to gun violence and other trauma as a Milwaukee program expands.
When temperatures warm in late winter and early spring, it's a good time to take advantage of these conditions to plan tree pruning.
The Milwaukee Jewish Community Relations Council reported a more than 60 percent rise in the number of anti-Semitic incidents in Wisconsin last year compared to 2015.