Madison's police chief sees body cameras as a way for the department to "dissect" each use of force to make improvements.

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Filmed in Ed Gein’s home county, “Creature Fear” turns the distinctively Wisconsin icons of deer hunting, Northwoods and supper clubs into a nightmare.

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With diesel and gasoline roughly doubling in cost since last year, many Wisconsin municipalities are over budget and facing tough choices for their 2027 budgets.

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Wisconsin municipalities use the bond market to borrow money for capital improvements. A volatile market is making borrowing more expensive.

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Ben Wikler has a blueprint for how Democrats can regroup in the age of Trump. It involves talking to one another and voting.

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Hunger Task Force program has helped Three Brothers Farm expand and deliver high quality eggs to people in need

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The One Big Beautiful Bill passed last year by President Donald Trump and Republicans is the largest cut to healthcare and food aid in the nation’s history, advocates say. Food pantries are seeing a noticeable jump in need.

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The federal government has turned on green energy projects. But improved technology and market realities make them competitive.

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The "super" El Niño the world is facing will mean a warmer winter in Wisconsin, but also potentially more pests, diseases and world-wide hunger.

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