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News In Your Area
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June was one of the wettest in state history
Last month was one of the wettest on record for June in a dramatic reversal from the drought conditions that plagued much of Wisconsin at the same time last year.
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‘Very active’ severe weather season in Wisconsin approaching 10-year high for tornadoes
Tornado season in Wisconsin this year started early and still rages on as the state enters the peak time of year for severe weather.
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2 cranes try their hand at parenting despite species difference
The International Crane Foundation is focused on growing the Blue Crane population. The species is considered vulnerable.
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The dairy farm of the future could employ robotics
A new dairy research facility hopes to study the use of robotics in farms as a possible solution to the worker shortage.
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RNC leaders, elections officials offer different takes on election integrity
In less than a 24-hour period, two very different visions of election security were on display in southeastern Wisconsin.
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Local governments rely on referendums despite changes to Wisconsin shared revenue law
Local leaders from municipalities across the state are turning to referendums as changes to the shared revenue system fell short of solving their budgetary challenges.
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As election approaches, clerks look to AG guidance on constitutional changes
As clerks prepare for upcoming elections, a recently released opinion from Wisconsin’s attorney general is providing some clarity about what’s allowed under changes to the state constitution.
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Dane County is exploring drop-in site for safer drug use supplies
Proponents say the center could be one-stop for people who are struggling with substance abuse and need resources.
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‘I’m staying in the race’: President Joe Biden seeks to reassure his party with Madison rally
President Joe Biden will campaign in Madison this afternoon as he seeks to reassure his party that he is capable of mounting a successful reelection campaign after a shaky debate performance eight days ago.
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Land conservation project in Dane County moves forward
The property, which includes two historical homes, has been owned by the Gunnulson family for nearly two centuries. They have already restored parts of the prairie with the help of the bird alliance.