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One Wisconsin waterpark ranks among America’s best
“Who would have thought that a northern state would have such a quality water park!” editors remarked. HINT: The winning park opened in 1979 is the biggest in town!
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America’s hottest housing market? A Wisconsin city of 66,000!
Turns out there’s much more to this Wisconsin gem than its annual summer fly-in…
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Mull(et) These Over: Wisconsinites compete for national mullet title
Move over, Billy Ray: These Wisconsinites have already brought their mullets back! And now they’re banking on you to help them take home the title.
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9 classic Wisconsin custard stands to visit before summer ends
To bid farewell to summer, head to one of these nine classic custard stands in Wisconsin.
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Every Wisconsin restaurant Guy Fieri has visited on ‘Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives’
Only four of the Wisconsin restaurants Guy Fieri visited on “Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives” remain open, but they’re certainly worth a visit.
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Who makes Wisconsin’s best brats? Depends on who you ask…
It’s ALWAYS “brat summer” in the Badger State.
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What to know about August’s Full Blue Moon, the first Supermoon of the year
Discover everything you need to know about August’s Full Blue Moon, the first Supermoon of 2024.
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Think this is hot?! The number of 90+ days is expected to triple in Wisconsin
We expect summers to be hot. But dangerous temperatures are an entirely different beast. Every year, approximately 1,300 Americans die from exposure to extreme heat, which is the country’s #1 weather-related cause of death. Dangerous temperatures kill more people than hurricanes, floods, and tornadoes combined. And unfortunately, Wisconsin’s problem is about to get even worse.
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31 Olympic & Paralympic athletes from Wisconsin to watch
Wisconsin has produced some of the most impressive Olympic and Paralympic athletes throughout the years. Here are 31 that are competing in the 2024 Paris games.
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A Summer Games in Milwaukee? This Olympic expert says, ‘Why not?’
In his nonfiction novel “Greater Than the Games,” Sorgi explores what it would take to get the Olympic games to Wisconsin: specifically, Milwaukee. While he acknowledges this is a long, long, LONG shot, he makes several solid arguments for how Milwaukee could become “the little city that could.”
