Celebrate Earth Month in Wisconsin
Apr. 6, 2026
Earth Month is the perfect time to get outside, support local, and reconnect with the natural beauty that makes Wisconsin so special.
Earth Month is the perfect time to get outside, support local, and reconnect with the natural beauty that makes Wisconsin so special.
Country folks know what empty political promises sound like, and they can still do arithmetic.
If a package never arrives, Wisconsin consumers have several options to seek a refund or replacement – but timing and documentation matter.
State prisons and county jails in Wisconsin in the 2020s have significantly expanded access to medications for opioid use disorder for those whom they incarcerate.
The April 7 state Supreme Court election is a return to normal — at least, when it comes to spending by the candidates and their allies.
The Wisconsin Freedom of Information Council has long posted a records request template on its website, wisfoic.org. It cites Wisconsin law and uses language to target your request and help you avoid surprise fees.
Election season strains newsrooms already strapped for resources. Consider some starting points to improve your election coverage.
From tucked-away river towns to vibrant downtown districts, Wisconsin’s art scene is as dynamic as the landscapes that inspire it.
Lake Geneva’s newest course opens May 19 at the Grand Geneva Resort. It’s called Wee Nip.
Recently I attended the first Rural Policy Institute Summit held in Stevens Point, hosted by the Wisconsin Institute for Sustainable Technology at the UW-Stevens Point. More than 100 people from rural partners around the state gathered to engage and collaborate in small group discussions.