Trevor Hook

Tomorrow is the start of the archery deer hunting season, stretching until January. Two DNR staffers tell us what to expect this season and how to stay safe.

More than 40 years after the 1982 Milwaukee Brewers made their only appearance in the World Series, the new film “Just a Bit Outside” gives a deep dive into the highs and lows of that team.

A new study from the UW School of Medicine and Public Health analyzed blood samples from more than 600 adults to determine exposure to PFAS or “forever chemical” exposure.

“We live in a capitalist society where, when there is not demand for certain work, businesses lay people off,” said the head of UW-Milwaukee’s faculty senate after a decision to lay off more than 30 tenured faculty members.

Last fall marked a decade since Fazio’s Chocolate opened outside Milwaukee. Their treat to mark the milestone called “Decade of Decadence” took top honors at this year’s state fair.

Seymour-native actor and writer Calahan Skogman recently released his debut novel “Blue Graffiti,” set in the fictional town of Johnston, Wisconsin.

UMOS recently confirmed that long-time employee Jose Martinez will become the organization’s next permanent president and CEO. He joined WPR’s “Wisconsin Today” to discuss its programs and the impact they have on farmworker families.

A Milwaukee resettlement agency helps Muslim immigrants and refugees find food that meets Muslim dietary guidelines. New funding will help them expand their cultural food programs.

Yesterday, a slew of primaries statewide set the stage for November’s Congressional races. A political scientist from UW-La Crosse makes sense of some of the key results.

Recently passed bills would further regulate social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram. The head of a research team looking into the relationships between social media and teenagers explains research around the issue.