Director Michael Sajbel’s 20th high school class reunion was the push he needed to reconnect with his Wisconsin roots.

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A Manitowoc County committee is recommending the county board approve an ordinance placing a one-year moratorium on data centers.

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Housing service providers are scrambling to maintain services for more than 100 households at risk of becoming homeless after the abrupt closing of the Green Bay non-profit.

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Wisconsin Supreme Court candidates Maria Lazar and Chris Taylor staked their claims to independence and accused one another of being too extreme for a 10-year term on the state's highest bench during their first, and only debate of the campaign.

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Wisconsin AG Josh Kaul has joined other Democratic attorneys general in a friend-of-the-court brief seeking to preserve birthright citizenship in the face of an executive order from President Donald Trump.

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The president of the 25-campus Universities of Wisconsin said in a letter obtained by The Associated Press that he’s been told to either resign or be fired, but has been given no reason and won’t step aside.

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Vertical farming was supposed to revolutionize agriculture. That didn’t happen, but one vertical farm owner in Kenosha shares how his business has taken root in Wisconsin.

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The president of the Islamic Society of Milwaukee and a prominent pro-Palestinian activist has been taken into custody by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents.

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An American white pelican that captured the hearts of a Lake Superior community has died after undergoing treatment for gunshot wounds.

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Prior to 1972 girls didn’t always have the opportunity to play sports at school. But the passage of Title IX changed that. It paved the way for Manitowoc’s Roncalli High […]

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Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers says President Donald Trump's order to restrict absentee ballots from going to people not vetted by his administration is "bulls---," and he looks forward to seeing the president in court.

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Just like regular gas prices, the price of diesel has skyrocketed over the past month in response to the war in Iran.

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Wisconsin is part of a coalition of 21 states and local governments suing the Environmental Protection Agency for weakening standards on coal-fired power plants tied to emissions of mercury and other harmful pollutants.

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Traditional diets can be ineffective. But as a UW-Madison researcher recently told Larry Meiller that an eco-friendly diet can bring about long-lasting benefits for both individual and planetary health.

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A free 5K along the shore of Lake Mendota is part of a global community running movement.

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Thanks to developments in genetic selection and feeding, the amount of fat in milk has spiked in recent years after decades of consistency.

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An American journalist was kidnapped Tuesday in Baghdad and Iraqi security forces are pursuing her captors, Iraqi officials said. The journalist was identified as freelancer Shelly Kittleson by one of the outlets she worked for.

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Republican state lawmakers say Democratic Attorney General Josh Kaul sidestepped state law in order to bring on several attorneys whose pay was bankrolled by private foundations. Kaul and other Democrats call the accusation a "partisan stunt."

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More than 30 groups representing Milwaukee School of Engineering students, faculty and staff, unions and politicians, are asking the college to stop cooperating with Immigration and Customs Enforcement, which uses a leased building on campus.

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Ralph Gianoli was found dead inside his Kenosha home in September of 1977.

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