Joel Patenaude

Fermented Food Holdings Inc. recently moved its corporate offices from Miami, Florida to Madison, Wisconsin.

PJ Liesch, manager of the University of Wisconsin-Madison Insect Diagnostic Lab, told Larry Meiller recently that this is the best year he can recall for praying mantid sightings.

Fall is a great time for star gazing, amateur astronomer Paul Kinzer said on “The Larry Meiller Show.” Kinzer shared nine celestial sights to behold in the coming weeks and months.

On “The Larry Meiller Show,” Tracy and Peter Flucke talked about what they’ve learned — about nature, transportation and their marriage — throughout their tandem-bike-riding adventures.

Andy Quandt describes himself as a bike mechanic first, a bike shop owner second, a bike rider third, and a YouTuber fourth. He tells Larry Meiller about his six hot takes on bicycling, bicyclists and the bike industry.

Opposition to a plan to resettle 75 refugees in the Eau Claire area this year by a Christian humanitarian organization prompted legislation now awaiting action from Democratic Gov. Tony Evers after passing the state’s Republican-controlled Legislature.

Every year, thousands of published academic papers are retracted due to flawed data, plagiarism and other errors. Still, research watchdogs worry that far more articles and authors continue to evade accountability for misconduct.

In her new book, author Sue Leaf contemplates the history and environmental change of Lake Superior and her more than 30 years owning a rustic cabin on the lake’s South Shore near Port Wing.