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Eau Claire Leader-Telegram: Family farming legacy honored at Wisconsin State Fair
A recent story deserve attention. It was about Wayne Erickson and his family’s long connection to its Barron County farm.
Candidate Q&A: Barneveld School Board, at large
Profiles of candidates vying for public office in April.
Dairyland's Genoa power plant demolished as part of alternative energy conversion
For five decades, Dairyland Power Cooperative's Genoa Station No. 3 and its 500-foot stack tower were visible icons along the Mississippi River in Vernon County.
Hands on Wisconsin: Aaron Rodgers trades his cheesehead for a tinfoil hat
Former Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers is being considered as a potential running mate for longshot independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.
Surprise $2M gift makes Centro Hispano fundraising complete
The new building to support the county's Latino community will host a public open house April 26.
Candidate Q&A: Middleton-Cross Plains School Board, District 5
Profiles of candidates vying for public office in April.
Dane County added nearly 14K residents since 2020, upping pressure on housing market
New census estimates say Dane County has grown to 575,350 residents, up 2.5% since 2020.
Wisconsin Assembly Speaker Robin Vos calls organizers of recall effort 'whack jobs and morons'
The recall effort was launched in January by supporters of Donald Trump frustrated that Vos has refused the former president's request to overturn the 2020 presidential election.
Ex-Milwaukee election official charged with illegally requesting ballots a whistleblower, attorney says
Kimberly Zapata said she wanted state Rep. Janel Brandtjen to focus on real problems and not “outrageous conspiracy theories,” according to the complaint.
First postseason tournament bid in 13 years too much for Wisconsin women's basketball to pass up
The University of Wisconsin women's basketball team learned its potential WNIT opponents Monday. Here's who they could play, and why the wait was worth it to the Badgers.
Candidate Q&A: Edgerton City Council, District 1
Profiles of candidates vying for public office in April.
Wisconsin women's basketball loses center to transfer portal
The Badgers had their first player this offseason announce her intention to enter the transfer portal. Here's what we know and what it means for the roster.
Former Edgewood College President Mary Ellen Gevelinger dies at 80
Mary Ellen Gevelinger, who led Edgewood College through a period of significant financial headwinds and the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, died last week at the age of 80.
Candidate Q&A: Verona City Council, District 1
Profiles of candidates vying for public office in April.
Wisconsin men's basketball back in AP rankings after Big Ten Tournament run
The Badgers haven't received votes in each of the last two weeks, but were back in the rankings Monday.
Early voting starts Tuesday in Wisconsin for constitutional amendments, meaningless presidential primary
Both President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump have already won enough states to secure the needed number of delegates to be their parties' presumptive nominees.
How other results in Wisconsin men's hockey's idle week impacted national rankings
The first of two Badgers men's hockey off weeks before the NCAA Tournament didn't change their place in the national rankings.
Timeshare exit firm hit with $2.5M judgment, must pay back Wisconsin customers, authorities say
Wisconsin consumers who paid money to the defendants can call 608-266-1852 for more information about requesting a refund.
Vote in our March Madison bracket for your favorite Madison attractions
What's your favorite way to entertain yourself in Madison? Do you prefer the zoo or the children's museum? The Great Dane or the Old Fashioned? Vote in our March Madison bracket.
