On “Wisconsin Today,” Evers discussed the next steps for closing the Green Bay Correctional Institution, education funding and reelection plans. 

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A new elective course between the UW School of Medicine and Public Health and the state’s only bilingual memory clinic will help give upcoming medical students hands-on experience with memory care in the Latino community.

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A new report notes Wisconsin is likely to face more high-heat days because of climate change, making it all the more imperative for employers to provide heat protection.

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As the federal government resumes its collections for student loan debts, the head of a Wisconsin student debt help group says there are ways to manage repayments. 

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The Orion Initiative is a new program offered by the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health that aims to expand advanced medical training to rural communities. 

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Kristina Amelong explores her brother's legacy in a new memoir about family, continuing through tragedy and the mystery surrounding what happened.

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As the 2025 U.S. Women’s Open starts up in Wisconsin’s Erin Hills golf course in Hartford this week, the course’s head professional says the state is better prepared than ever to host world-class championships. 

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How Wisconsin’s K-12 students are learning math is changing. On WPR’s “Wisconsin Today,” a panel of math educators discussed the state of mathematics education in Wisconsin. 

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The leader of a Wisconsin community where a troubled maximum security prison resides is “cautiously optimistic” that lawmakers will be able to close the facility in this year’s state budget. 

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Do people have a genetic destiny, or are they more shaped by their environment and lived experiences? Wisconsin is front and center in ending the classic “nature vs. nurture” debate.

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The head of the first park in Wisconsin’s State Park System encouraged all residents to go out and enjoy the outdoors at one of the state's many parks. 

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