Host Luke Zahm creates a custom chef’s knife with Nate Zimmerman, of ZimKnives.

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Exploring the cultural movement that aided disco’s rise and the backlash that tried to destroy it.

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The Stop Campus Hazing Act aims to reduce hazing incidents at American colleges. The head of the Hazing Prevention Network and a Wisconsin university Greek life leader weigh in on the law.

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Coattails from the state Supreme Court contest last week might not have affected races on local ballots in northwest Wisconsin, according to a UW-Superior political science professor.

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A championship wrestler whose title was stripped from him in the course of a protracted legal battle lost his appeal to the Wisconsin Supreme Court.

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Wolves and dogs share many similarities. However, there are a few important differences in the way they interact with humans, Patricia McConnell, an applied animal behaviorist who’s worked with and studied dogs for more than 25 years, said on "The Larry Meiller Show."

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In January, Kortney Zblewski became one of the few people in Wisconsin to have a successful dual organ – heart and lung – transplant. The procedure has happened fewer than 25 times in state history. The logistics are complex and require a team of people to make it happen. But if successful the results are life altering.

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The company has not yet made a public announcement, and local leaders have not disclosed the developer behind the project.

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The Trump administration has terminated six UW-Madison student visas and seven alumni visa employment extensions, the university announced Monday.

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Marathon County District Attorney Kyle will ride in memory of Everest Metro Police Detective Jason Weiland.

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Negotiations are resuming around moving Green Bay’s downtown coal piles after previous proposals were rejected. Efforts by local leaders to move the massive coal piles have been ongoing for decades.

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Nearly a quarter of Wisconsin fourth graders lack basic math knowledge. The National Council on Teacher Quality says that's because only one in eight colleges are adequately spending enough time preparing future teachers to teach fundamental math topics.

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Spooner, Wisconsin is not only up north – it’s up near the top of John and Emmy’s “love it here” list! It could be Spooner’s fascinating railroad past, or the […]

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Trixie cares for a single mother discharged from a psychiatric hospital; an outbreak of gonorrhea sees Shelagh and Miss Higgins using the new tracking system to identify contacts.

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Michael Gableman, the former Wisconsin Supreme Court justice who led a failed investigation into the 2020 election results, should lose his license for three years, according to a recommendation from the Office of Lawyer Regulation.

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Christine works to ensure dignified lives for herself and her brother, Peter, who was born with multiple disabilities, while facing uncertainties about becoming his primary caregiver.

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The head of Wisconsin's preeminent business advocacy group says they're not sure how a rash of steep tariffs on global trading partners will affect companies in the dairy state.

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Amid rising boycotts of major companies, the owners of Bound to Happen Books in Stevens Point and WordHaven Bookhouse in Sheboygan find themselves uniquely poised to meet the political moment.

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The Trump administration has fired thousands of employees at federal health agencies like Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Food & Drug Administration.

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Local governments are making formal plans to reduce their carbon footprint and protect the environment.

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