20,000+ miles. 16 states. 40+ cities. 12 months.
Hotdogger Samantha Benish has been hard at work since graduating from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in the spring of 2023. Her office? The 27-foot-long Oscar Mayer Wienermobile!
Most people plan to tip at the usual suspects – restaurants, salons, ride-shares – but nowadays, it feels like customers are being prompted to tip just about everywhere – from convenience store counters to checkout kiosks at airports.
Here’s the deal: You don’t have to tip everywhere. There are still a few scenarios where etiquette experts say it's OK to leave nothing.
UW-La Crosse is a nationally-ranked school with a fascinating history. But how much of it do you really know?
USDA Secretary Tom Vilsack says far-right Republicans' proposed crop subsidy cuts and slashing of land stewardship programs make a bipartisan farm bill solution harder to reach.
Farm-fresh eggs taste better, last longer, and help local farmers. Here's where you can buy them year-round.
Several Wisconsin communities — including Ladysmith, Rhinelander, and Elkhart Lake — are addressing their workforce housing needs with new revitalization projects.
Congress can’t agree on a federal budget and their disagreements could hurt farmers, consumers, global trade, and the environment.
The results from the Wisconsin DPI’s Youth Risk Behavior Survey are, in a single word, alarming. In addition to the COVID pandemic, today’s students say extreme political division, heavy use of social media, fear of mass shootings, and economic uncertainty are the main factors hurting their mental health.
Now, the state's smallest schools are stepping up to help.
EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (AP) — Two hospitals and nearly 20 clinics will close within months in western Wisconsin, leaving residents and local officials worried about how the closures will impact local health care services.
Beth Haskovec, director of Wisconsin’s Office on Rural Prosperity, says that the office’s goal is to “be a clearinghouse for rural communities”; in her role, she focuses on being a resource for rural Wisconsinites, letting them know the state-level supports that are available to them.
