Courtney Everett

In 2023, America imported about $31 billion in apparel from China and Vietnam, according to the U.S. International Trade Commission.

Earlier this year, the Trump administration eliminated a pair of hunger relief programs worth about $1 billion in federal funding. Wisconsin food banks are feeling direct effects as federal losses go back to 2022, according to Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin.

Walleyes for Tomorrow, along with the state Department of Natural Resource are working to better understand walleye populations.

A new homeless shelter in Monroe County recently opened its doors to families to provide food, clothing, life skills and community to those in need. The two-floor location temporarily houses one family on the top floor and provides a resources center on the first floor.

The Women’s Center in Waukesha County has been around since 1977. It serves survivors of domestic abuse, sexual violence, child abuse and human trafficking.

A soil advisor and a watershed planner explain new research underway to better maintain agricultural systems in Wisconsin.

In western Wisconsin, an online design library offers the local community ideas to build small housing units on the existing property of a home.

State and local fire officials explained their process for fighting a 750-acre wildfire in south central Wisconsin, and they also shared what more to expect during the spring.

Community Connections to Prosperity coalition in Barron County seeks to reduce poverty through quarterly events, fundraisers and 90-day projects.

Little Chute High School in Outagamie County and Mound View Elementary in Dunn County received the inaugural Program of Excellence Award. The state award recognizes school counseling programs using data-driven solutions to meet the needs of students.