For one week at Belong Wisconsin’s summer camp, foster children experience what it is like to be close to their biological sibling. And as funding becomes uncertain, all involved with the camp are determined to keep it going.

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In his new memoir, Wisconsin author and educator Doug Bradley uses music as a playlist for his life. He outlines coming-of-age moments and his time in the Vietnam War with popular music by the likes of Smokey Robinson and the Animals.

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A New York Times journalist traveled to Wisconsin to investigate how the health industry’s demand for whey products is changing the dairy business. A Wisconsin master cheesemaker said it is the way of the future.

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Last week, 22 cars of a Canadian Pacific train came off the tracks near Reeseville in Dodge County.

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Innovations like this are why Freedman wants to create one of the country’s most advanced 3D printing labs at UW-Stout.

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As flash floods hit southeastern Wisconsin the Door County peninsula also got hammered with a summer storm. The main roads were impassable due to debris and people were stranded for hours in remote locations.

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