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For New Year’s Some Wisconsin Cocktails

For New Year’s Some Wisconsin Cocktails

Local author Jeanette Hurt’s new book gets into the lore and ingredients of state's unique cocktail culture.

Wisconsin-Made App Helps You Recycle

Wisconsin-Made App Helps You Recycle

Smartphone app makes it easy to buy products that are recycled, and improve compositing.

New Finance Co-Chair Expects Challenges

New Finance Co-Chair Expects Challenges

Republican Rep. Mark Born expects partisan disagreements, expects compromises will be reached.

Evers Reflects on Year of Pandemic, Protests

Evers Reflects on Year of Pandemic, Protests

Proud of his administration’s response to COVID-19, “we turned that around a little bit.”

The Year of the National Guard

The Year of the National Guard

2020 had the largest sustained domestic mobilization of Wisconsin National Guard in history.

Pandemic Prevents Annual Bald Eagle Survey

Pandemic Prevents Annual Bald Eagle Survey

State has surveyed rare birds annually since 1973. Not this year.

Pandemic Lessons From Sled Dogs

Pandemic Lessons From Sled Dogs

Wisconsin musher Blair Braverman compares sled dog racing to combatting COVID-19.

State’s Outdoor Recreation a $7.8 Billion Industry

State’s Outdoor Recreation a $7.8 Billion Industry

State officials want to capitalize on pandemic-driven increases in outdoor recreation.

Drunk Driving Offenses, Crashes Decline

Drunk Driving Offenses, Crashes Decline

Convictions down by 17,720 in Wisconsin between 2004 and 2018, new report finds.

State’s Colleges, Universities To Get More Pandemic Aid

State’s Colleges, Universities To Get More Pandemic Aid

New federal stimulus package includes $23 billion for higher education.

EPA Requires Lead Testing for Schools, Day Cares

EPA Requires Lead Testing for Schools, Day Cares

But fails to speed up removal of lead lines. A “heart breaking failure,” critics charge.

State Home Sales Approach Record Territory

State Home Sales Approach Record Territory

Sales up 15% in November, driven by low mortgage rates.