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Now is the worst time of year for poison ivy exposure in Wisconsin, experts say

Poison ivy is very common in Wisconsin. It grows in pastures, roadside ditches, fence rows, wooded forests, beaches and parks, experts say.

 

Winneconne woman charged with 4 felonies for taking over $80K through online scams is suspected of role in larger ring

Among other things, victims thought they were helping move a horse and carrying on an 'online relationship' with country singer Chris Young.

 

Wisconsin generates record $23.7 billion in tourism for 2022

Gov. Tony Evers announced Tuesday that Wisconsin saw its highest earnings in tourism in 2023.

 

Wisconsin state government is struggling to retain employees. Here's how that affects veterans, state services

State workers have been leaving their jobs at higher rates and those jobs are remaining unfilled for longer than they typically do, a new report says.

 

Former opponents Josh Kaul, Eric Toney make joint plea for state crime labs funding. Here is their case to lawmakers.

The Democratic attorney general and his former Republican opponent agree state crime labs need more staff to keep up with complex tests.

 

Lawmakers hear 4 bipartisan bills to prevent poll closures, help with elections costs

An Assembly committee could take votes on bipartisan changes to election laws in as early as two weeks.

 

Residents urge lawmakers to give DNR more authority to address 'forever chemicals'

The Senate Committee on Natural Resources and Energy listened to hours of testimony regarding a bill that would address PFAS.

 

What is the most common snake species in Wisconsin?

Don't be surprised if you encounter a common garter snake when you're out this summer across Wisconsin.

 

Meagan Wolfe's future as Wisconsin's top election official is clouded by shaky support in the Senate and a recent court ruling

Key members of the state Senate say they'll oppose reappointing Wolfe, but the issue is clouded by a recent Wisconsin Supreme Court ruling.

 

With Oconto out of liquor licenses, the Common Council faces a decision this month on which business won't be able to serve alco

The Oconto Common Council finds itself in a bind as more businesses are seeking a license to serve alcohol in the city limits than the city can allow.

 

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