Mackenzie Krumme

John Hall, retired U.S. Army Reserve colonel and UW-Madison professor, said President Donald Trump has shown that his bar for what he considers an unlawful protest is relatively low.

Supporters of the bill argue menopause and the time leading up to it are often misunderstood and ignored. In a conversation with “Wisconsin Today,” the director of a local menopause clinic shares misconceptions and treatment options.

The prairie chicken of central Wisconsin is an elusive grouse that is rarely seen, and its conservation efforts are connected to Aldo Leopold. But over the past 70 years, the prairie chicken population has steeply declined.

Three zookeepers introduced WPR’s “Wisconsin Today” to the newest additions at their grounds: Canada lynx kittens, a baby camel born at 99 pounds and two North American river otters.

A team enrolled 770 adults to participate in a randomized clinical trial conducted in Madison, Boston and Salt Lake City. They found after 8 weeks of mindfulness training people who had been using opioids for pain management were able to reduce dosage.

On a recent Sunday, a host and a producer from WPR’s “Wisconsin Today” visit a church service to hear O.W.’s Exalters celebrate 35 years harmonizing together.

O.W.’s Exalters are celebrating 35 years of harmonizing in Baptist churches across Wisconsin.

This year, the Wisconsin State Historical Society in partnership with local community ambassadors is creating 12 historical markers to highlight Wisconsin history that has often gone unrecognized.

Katie Hudnall leads the artistic woodworking and furniture program at UW-Madison. As a renowned artist, she creates pieces that are functional and uniquely surprising.

New state data shows chronic absenteeism rates fell from 19.5 percent in the 2022-23 school year to 17.7 percent in the following school year. However, the rate is much higher for students from low-income families.