Lorin Cox is a producer for “Wisconsin Today” on Wisconsin Public Radio.
He can be reached at Lorin.Cox@WPR.org.
Lorin Cox is a producer for “Wisconsin Today” on Wisconsin Public Radio.
He can be reached at Lorin.Cox@WPR.org.
Wisconsin high school coaches and athletic directors are preparing students for marketing opportunities and the rules that come with them.
The Trump administration is proposing cuts to Medicaid in its 2026 budget, which would reduce funding for Wisconsin’s federally qualified health centers.
The Wisconsin Department of Health Services is seeing progress in decreasing the sale of tobacco and vape products to underage customers.
A new book shares the story of how researcher Karl Paul Link discovered Warfarin in a UW-Madison lab.
The Brown County Board awarded $20,000 to Awaken Wisconsin to combat potential increased human trafficking during the NFL Draft in Green Bay.
Thanks to a partnership with the NFL and the Minnesota Vikings, UW-Stout formed a new women’s flag football league with other Midwest colleges.
“The sooner this can conclude, the sooner that the entire strategy plays out and we end up with whatever the result will be, the better,” Johnson told WPR’s “Wisconsin Today.”
In her new book “More Than Play: How Law, Policy, and Politics Shape American Youth Sport,” author Dionne Koller makes the case that youth sports create value for a variety of stakeholders but also come with some negative consequences.
Local governments are making formal plans to reduce their carbon footprint and protect the environment.
UW-Madison professor J. Michael Collins explains what impact Social Security changes will have for recipients.