State News
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Food pantry demand up sharply. Here are the factors that contribute to the increased need.
Wisconsin food pantry demand is up. Here’s why.
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Trump’s spending cuts hit program for deaf-blind kids in Wisconsin
A program around since the 1960s helps deaf-blind children in Wisconsin so they can go to school and communicate with others, but President Trump’s DEI cuts may kill the program after next year.
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Are you recycling correctly? This new tool from Eau Claire County lets you know
New tool helps Wisconsinites determine what is recyclable and what is not.
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Do you know a farm MacGyver? Or a Dairyland Darling? Wisconsin farmers redefine stereotypes
These Wisconsin farmers redefine stereotypes.
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Get a taste of the 8 best food halls in Wisconsin
Between the numerous dining options, local vendors, and exciting events, food halls in Wisconsin make for an ideal spot to grab a bite to eat with friends.
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Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate has a history of being a reliable vote for right-wing causes
GOP-backed Appeals Court Judge Marie Lazar has announced she’s running for a seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court. Lazar has a history of restricting abortion and voting rights, and her 2022 appeals court race was driven by a right-wing extremist billionaire.
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Wisconsin Republicans introducing new bill to ban absentee ballot drop boxes
Conservative state Supreme Court justices banned drop boxes in 2022, but they were restored when the court came under liberal control in 2024.
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GOP making big budget cuts and blaming Dems happens in Madison, not just DC
The closing of facilities to help homeless veterans happened after Republicans removed Gov. Tony Evers’ funding request.
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In the heart of Wisconsin lurks the Beast of Bray Road
Since the 1930s, Wisconsinites have reported seeing a mysterious, menacing figure lurking in the dark. Here’s what you need to know about The Beast of Bray Road.
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Evercrisp, Empire, Fuji, oh my! Here’s what Wisconsin apple growers say is best for pie, cider, applesauce
As the leaves begin changing colors, business at most apple orchards across the state is already in full swing.
