The Society of American Magicians is holding its annual convention, “Houdini: 100 Years Later,” in celebration, which continues through July 4 in Appleton.

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The Wisconsin Supreme Court upheld a decision allowing the Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin to buy back parcels of land on its reservation, removing them from local property tax rolls.

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Blue Ox was founded in 2015 and has become known for its eclectic lineup and community feel. This year's festival runs June 25-27 at Pines Music Park in Eau Claire.

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While enrollment is down, a new report finds that staffing levels are up. School districts say this is necessary to meet rising student needs in special education and mental health services.

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The second Harry Whitehorse International Wood Sculpture Festival takes place June 19-27 in Monona, with 13 featured artists carving original sculptures in real time.

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New data from the Department of Tourism shows a record $27 billion year for Wisconsin tourism in 2025 — $1.2 billion more than 2024, which previously held the record.

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In a new report, cost and availability were cited as the biggest barriers for families trying to send their kids to camp or other summer learning programs.

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Political journalist Craig Gilbert tells “Wisconsin Today” Trump’s visit to Wisconsin this week could play a role in the races for the state’s 3rd and 7th Congressional Districts, which Democrats are hoping to flip.

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The founder of Barrio Dance Studio in Madison, and his team of dancers, are performing on NBC’s talent competition show, “America’s Got Talent,” with a high-energy performance set to the music of the iconic rock band Queen.

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A new film commemorates the 50-year anniversary of Hmong families arriving in Eau Claire, featuring the stories of local Hmong refugees who made a life for themselves in the Chippewa Valley.

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UW-Milwaukee's Center for Water Policy reviewed data centers around the country to develop recommendations for policymakers. They say more transparency is needed around how much water, electricity and other resources these facilities are using.

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A new state law requiring all school districts to have a policy restricting phone use in classrooms goes into effect July 1.

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In 2021, lawmakers in Maine passed a suite of legislation aimed at fixing the state’s PFAS crisis, investing more than $200 million in the effort. A new book chronicles Maine's PFAS story and where things stand now, five years later.

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The nationally syndicated radio show hosted by Jeremy Hobson will be in Kenosha for a live taping on May 12. Two Wisconsin veterans will share their stories of PTSD and how to support veterans as they return to civilian life.

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As severe weather and the costs to repair the damage it can cause increase, a Wisconsin insurance attorney offers advice on the property damage claims process and what to do if your claim is denied.

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“Kings of Kubb” follows four champion players as they prepare for the national tournament held annually in Eau Claire.

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Wisconsin is seeing an uptick in severe storm activity this month. UW-Madison’s emergency management specialist offers insight into preparing for and recovering from major weather disasters.

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The U.S. Postal Service is warning that it might have to raise the price of a stamp to nearly a dollar or significantly scale back services next year without action from Congress. Advocates say this would disproportionately impact rural communities, which rely on mail delivery for medications, ballots and essential documents.

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The Republican senator joined WPR’s "Wisconsin Today" as Congress is back in Washington to tackle big issues.

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