Anna Marie Yanny

Psychedelic drugs that have historically been used recreationally — and illegally — could soon find their place in clinics.

The Trump administration’s recent tariff actions could make it difficult for Wisconsin dairy farmers to export excess milk products and for beef producers to access Chinese markets, state farm leaders said.

The Madison biotechnology company Exact Sciences recently laid off about 4 percent of its workforce, including 200 positions in Wisconsin. That includes about 80 roles at their Madison headquarters and about 120 remote roles elsewhere in the state.

More than 33,500 high school students in Wisconsin recently received offers to attend Universities of Wisconsin colleges in the second year of the direct admission system, a nearly 40 percent jump over last year.

As the air quality reached unhealthy levels in Wisconsin recently, some summer camp leaders opted to move children inside. 

State health officials are urging families to vaccinate their children before the upcoming school year, following the first cases of measles reported in Wisconsin this weekend.

Participation in Wisconsin apprenticeships is at a record high, according to a new report by the Wisconsin Policy Forum.

Health officials urge Wisconsinites to protect themselves from mosquito bites after a man from Barron County recently got sick from West Nile virus.

Not long ago, dating apps were heralded as a fresh and modern way to meet that special someone. But they come with unique challenges, pushing some users to seek alternatives, including at a recent in-person Madison event.

Residents in Door County created a grassroots network of composting sites across the peninsula, such that people don’t have to drive more than a few miles to drop their food scraps.