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Wisconsin News

Proposed cuts to NOAA threaten Great Lakes research

(This story is made possible through a partnership between Interlochen Public Radio and Grist, a nonprofit environmental media organization. This story was published by Bridge Michigan, a nonprofit and nonpartisan news organization. Visit the newsroom online: bridgemi.com.) Some groups that ...

Three candidates to stay on US House ballot in Wisconsin

A Republican running for Wisconsin’s deep red 7th Congressional District has lost her attempt to keep two GOP challengers, including one endorsed by President Donald Trump, off the primary ballot in August. Jessi Ebben claimed a new state law and an old form invalidated thousands of ...

Hannahville Indian Community to celebrate 50 years of powwows

HANNAHVILLE — The Hannahville Indian Community is preparing to welcome tribal members and visitors from across the region this month for the 50th-annual Great Lakes Area Traditional Powwow. The event will take place June 19-21 at the Hannahville Indian Community Gathering Grounds, W339 ...

Scientists find proof of invasive shrimp in Lake Superior

Scientists now have evidence that yet another invasive aquatic species — the bloody red shrimp — is established in all five Great Lakes. Using traps and nets, researchers last summer collected dozens of adult and juvenile specimens, including pregnant females, at Wisconsin Point and ...

Equestrian orienteering events this weekend in Florence County

FLORENCE, Wis. — Horse enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers will gather at Halls Creek Horse Camp and Trailhead on Saturday and Sunday for an equestrian event that will blend navigation, teamwork and exploration in Florence County. Hosted by WI/MN Competitive Mounted Orienteering Chapter and ...

UW regents approve fourth tuition increase in four years

The Universities of Wisconsin Board of Regents approved a plan on Thursday to increase tuition across the state’s public university system for the fourth time in as many years. The Board of Regents voted 15-1 to approve the proposal. It will raise in-state undergraduate tuition by 2% and ...