News
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HUD funding lags could hit rural WI hardest
The Metropolitan Milwaukee Fair Housing Council warns that a disruption in federal HUD funding could have an outsized effect on rural and small communities across Wisconsin.
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Ridglan Farms to close after final beagles go to Big Dog Ranch Rescue
Ridglan Farms is ceasing operations and releasing its final 155 dogs to an animal rescue group Aug. 12.
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Gas prices spike in Wisconsin after Iran ceasefire collapses
The cheaper gas prices Wisconsin residents saw during the ceasefire between the United States and Iran have disappeared since hostilities resumed between the two nations.
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Packers Foundation award $1.65 million in grants to nonprofit groups
The Green Bay Packers Foundation recently gave $1.65 million in impact grants to five nonprofit organizations in Green Bay and four in the Milwaukee region.
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Cyclosporiasis in Minnesota: How to avoid severe diarrhea from parasite
There have been fewer than 10 cases recorded of cyclosporiasis in Minnesota thus far, but Sen. Amy Klobuchar is asking for preemptive action.
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Wisconsinites donate 27 tons of supplies for Venezuela earthquake relief
Wisconsinites support the “United for Venezuela” emergency relief effort launched in partnership with Milwaukee Brewers catcher William Contreras and outfielder Jackson Chourio.
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Wisconsin farmers can cash in on trees through new federally funded program
A sustainable agriculture project incentivizes Wisconsin farmers to plant trees on their land.
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Head Start report shows ICE enforcement in Wisconsin taking traumatic toll on kids
A new survey from Wisconsin Head Start Association shows the impacts of ICE enforcement in Wisconsin on young children.
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How to stay cool during Wisconsin’s heat wave
Wisconsin is one of many states facing an extreme heat wave.
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July 1 student loan changes may affect Wisconsin borrowers
Starting July 1, student loan borrowers in Wisconsin will face changes affecting repayment plans and borrowing capacities, among other rules.
