Lorin Cox is a producer for “Wisconsin Today” on Wisconsin Public Radio.
He can be reached at Lorin.Cox@WPR.org.
The COVID-19 pandemic drove Scott Theis and his teenage son Ayden to take a leap and form the band Power Take Off.
Both political parties blame each other for Wisconsin property tax bills rising in 2025.
Wisconsin cities are coping with aggressive wild turkeys roaming their streets. DNR bird ecologist Taylor Finger spoke with WPR’s Wisconsin Today.
The Lake Pepin Legacy Alliance works to reduce the impact of human-caused shrinkage of its beloved lake.
The state’s Safe Drinking Water Loan Program is allowing smaller Wisconsin villages to fund needed water projects they otherwise couldn’t afford.
The state Department of Natural Resources is seeing a continued aging of the hunting population, while the overall deer population keeps growing.
Milwaukee Bucks Social Media Director Jesse Clark has come full circle since growing up rooting for the team from Mount Horeb.
The Bronzeville Way Healing and Safe Space provides a centralized location to connect the community to local organizations.
Wisconsin’s athletic director has pledged more investment into Badgers football despite their struggles.
Wisconsin chocolate makers say that global cocoa supply disruptions and Trump administration tariffs are skyrocketing the cost to produce the confectionery in the state.