Travel
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Wisconsin to receive nearly $73M in federal funds to support freight, passenger rail
Wisconsin will receive nearly $73 million in federal funding for a project that could allow for more passenger trains between Milwaukee and Chicago by creating a bypass for freight trains.
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Wisconsin’s Rustic Roads take travelers to hidden corners of the state
Wisconsin’s Rustic Roads program is one-of-a-kind and has attracted a fan base of explorer motorcyclists and drivers who traverse the state in search of new vistas and experiences.
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UW-Madison students show gratitude for program that expands study abroad access
The UW-Madison Global Gateway Initiative awards donor-funded scholarships to eligible students to participate in three week-long intensive academic and cultural programs in one of three global locations.
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Wisconsin’s historic carferry, the SS Badger, seeks alternative fuel sources
The last coal-fired passenger steamship in the U.S. is attempting to become more green while maintaining its steam-powered charm as it travels to and from Wisconsin.
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Some RNC delegates are stuck at Milwaukee airport due to global tech outage
Many of the law enforcement, media members and delegates who were in Milwaukee from across the nation for the four-day convention left on Friday.
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Central Wisconsin water trail aims for National Parks recognition
A central Wisconsin water trail that emphasizes the Wisconsin River’s place in history is seeking national designation.
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What turbulence looks like from the pilot’s cabin
Severe turbulence is increasing, making airline travel less comfortable. A Chicago-based pilot says flying remains safe. But he urges passengers to wear their seatbelts and the federal government to do a better job of overseeing plane inspections.
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Priyanka Mattoo revisits her incredible journey in memoir, ‘Bird Milk & Mosquito Bones’
Priyanka Mattoo now lives in Los Angeles with her husband and children. She’s a former talent agent. She fills in WPR’s “BETA” on this and everything in between.
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A team approach: Tandem-bike-riding couple writes books, runs Green Bay-area business
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.
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Wisconsin State Parks open camping season near capacity
A Department of Natural Resources chief looks ahead to the camping season and gives advice on how to secure a campground through the busy summer months.