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Wisconsin Farm Bureau: Thanksgiving prices are slightly down for families this year
Thanksgiving might be slightly more affordable this year, with turkeys accounting for the bulk of savings compared to a few years ago, according to a Wisconsin farmers group.
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‘Life and death’: Program helps find foster homes for pets of domestic abuse victims
A Milwaukee-based program has helped over 350 victims of domestic abuse find a foster home for their pets in the past decade.
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Nonprofit says listening can set Thanksgiving table for connections — not conflict
As many people are gathering with loved ones over Thanksgiving, the holiday may be fraught with political tension between relatives divided over the outcome of the presidential election.
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‘Citizens by choice’: 36 Milwaukee Area Technical students earn US citizenship
The number of students in the program this year nearly doubled from 2023.
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Want to save on home upgrades? These rebates and tax credits are still in play.
Climate and energy efficiency advocates say Wisconsin homeowners can still take advantage of incentives under the Inflation Reduction Act as President-elect Donald Trump has threatened to rescind unspent funds.
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2 Superior men lead US team to world championship in sport of broomball
Broomball is a combination of hockey and lacrosse, played with a stick and a ball on ice with no skates.
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RNC Host Committee raised $92M to organize event in Milwaukee
The committee tasked with running the 2024 Republican National Convention in Milwaukee raised over $90 million to put on the event.
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At least 85 people affected by THC-contaminated food from Dane County pizzeria
At least 85 people developed symptoms after eating THC-contaminated food from a Dane County pizzeria late last month, according to a new report by local public health officials.
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UW researchers hope to identify how the body processes different types of meth
Methamphetamine is typically associated with recreational drug use. But Heather Barkholtz, assistant professor at the UW-Madison School of Pharmacy, said the drug also has a place in medicine.
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Celebrating Wisconsin’s vibrant Native American art scene
An exhibit at Madison College features the work of 18 Native artists from tribes around the state. Curator Micaela Salas hopes it will showcase Indigenous resilience and creativity.