The state’s Safe Drinking Water Loan Program is allowing smaller Wisconsin villages to fund needed water projects they otherwise couldn’t afford.

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The state Department of Natural Resources is seeing a continued aging of the hunting population, while the overall deer population keeps growing.

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Milwaukee Bucks Social Media Director Jesse Clark has come full circle since growing up rooting for the team from Mount Horeb.

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The Bronzeville Way Healing and Safe Space provides a centralized location to connect the community to local organizations.

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Wisconsin’s athletic director has pledged more investment into Badgers football despite their struggles.

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The town of Carlton board chair says most residents are comfortable with nuclear energy but leery of losing farmland to other projects.

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Special education advocates in Wisconsin are concerned about the potential impact of layoffs in the U.S. Department of Education offices that oversee special education programs.

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A new bill in the state legislature would ban hemp-derived THC products in Wisconsin. Producers say it would destroy their businesses.

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