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BIPOC Birding Club of Wisconsin finds ‘bird joy’ at Tenney Park in Madison
Instead of hiking through the woods to find and identify birds, the BIPOC Birding Club of Wisconsin set up lawn chairs and blankets and waited for the birds to come to them.
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THC beverage producers see booming market in Wisconsin thanks to hemp loophole
Liquor stores and bars across the state are offering drinks containing THC and CBD, often in a canned seltzer form, and some are finding new ways to…
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These Wisconsinites made the life-changing choice to donate a kidney to a stranger
As of 2024, more than 1,200 people in Wisconsin were waiting for a life-saving kidney transplant. A number of Wisconsinites have chosen to donate to others while…
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Both of Superior’s Carnegie libraries are for sale
Both of Superior’s Carnegie library buildings are now for sale. The East End library, which became a private residence in 1992, is on the market for $375,000. The…
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Wausau’s first-ever Film Farm & Culture Fest aims to amplify the city’s film community
“I’m hoping to bring the independent film lovers and independent filmmakers together for support and exchange of ideas,” Wausau Film Farm & Culture Fest organizer Jila Nikpay…
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PFAS were originally used to contain nuclear chemicals, new book finds
An investigative journalist found that Teflon was first invented for use in the development of atomic bombs.
