State health officials have confirmed two new cases of measles among residents living in Iowa and Lafayette counties. 

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Milwaukee Water Works has cut the amount of fluoride it’s adding to drinking water in half due to supply chain constraints as water utilities nationwide have faced a shortage this year.

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Washburn County officials say they’re currently experiencing a cyberattack.

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A federal appeals court has found that Canadian firm Enbridge has been trespassing on the Bad River tribe’s reservation and must remove its oil and gas pipeline, but it gave the company more time to reroute Line 5.

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Major water utilities in Wisconsin say they haven’t been affected by cyberattacks that have targeted water systems in neighboring states, including Michigan and Minnesota.

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After trekking thousands of miles by plane, boat and foot, family and friends of Wisconsin ace pilot Richard I. Bong have secured a piece of World War II history for northern Wisconsin. 

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The head of the company that owns Wisconsin’s largest utility says he’s confident that tech giant Oracle will meet financial requirements for data centers imposed by state utility regulators.

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Wisconsin Democratic Sen. Tammy Baldwin is demanding answers from the Trump administration about PFAS cleanup that’s been delayed up to 20 years across 200 military sites nationwide, including lengthy delays in Wisconsin.

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Democrats running to be Wisconsin’s next governor and Republican frontrunner Tom Tiffany are calling for a swift, transparent and independent investigation into the Madison police shooting of 38-year-old Corey Ruiz.

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The Bad River tribe and environmental groups are again suing the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources over decisions that allow work to move forward on Enbridge’s Line 5 reroute at four waterway crossings.

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The man shot and killed by Madison police on Wednesday afternoon was 38-year-old Corey Ruiz.

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Around two dozen firefighters from the Wisconsin DNR are among around 800 firefighters working to battle blazes in northern Minnesota.

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Wisconsin and a coalition of states have secured a win in a lawsuit that sought to force the head of the Environmental Protection Agency to implement strengthened Biden-era standards for soot pollution.

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A project to drill for metals on federal land in northern Wisconsin has been added to the Trump administration's list of infrastructure projects taking part in a fast-tracked permitting process.

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Tech giant Oracle Corp. took a hit to its credit rating amid massive spending in the race to build out artificial intelligence as it battles with Wisconsin regulators in court on financial requirements for data center customers.

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Conservation advocates in Wisconsin say the Trump administration’s proposed rollback of the Endangered Species Act threatens habitat protections for rare species in the state.

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A judge is set to sign off on Northland College's plan for doling out what's left of its restricted endowment. The college in northern Wisconsin borrowed $22 million from its endowment to fund operations before it closed last year, and some donors accuse them of violating the law.

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The Wisconsin DNR issued an air quality advisory Tuesday that runs through 11 a.m. Thursday, which could be extended.

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In a new lawsuit, environmental groups are alleging the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources backtracked on the agency’s plans to conduct a full environmental review for a $15 billion data center campus in Port Washington.

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Wolves stealing backpacks and entering tents have prompted officials at Isle Royale National Park to temporarily close one of the park's 36 campgrounds.

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