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Community looks to regulate data centers, People in default on student loans face wage garnishment
Last year, one mayor blocked a data center development in town. Now, the Menomonie City Council has created new restrictions to regulate the industry in their community. the federal government may soon begin garnishing the wages of thousands of Wisconsin residents who are in default on their student loans. And, researchers say young bald eagles…
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Community may finally get PFAS-free water, flu spreads
A small community in western Wisconsin may finally be getting PFAS-free water after getting a federal loan to build a municipal water system. Health officials are warning the flu and other respiratory illnesses are spreading quickly in Wisconsin. And, the data center industry’s demand for big backup generators is helping a Waukesha-based manufacturer expand.
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Wisconsin child care providers brace for federal funding freeze, Judge Dugan resigns
Child care providers in Wisconsin are waiting on next steps after the Trump administration said it freeze federal child care funding. Milwaukee Judge Hannah Dugan has resigned after she was convicted of a felony. And, Wisconsin lawmakers share reaction to the capture of the Venezuela president and his wife.
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What’s ahead in Wisconsin politics in 2026, Milwaukee musician Trapper Schoepp’s new album
What are the big stories in Wisconsin politics likely to be in 2026? We’ll break it down for you. And, Milwaukee singer-songwriter Trapper Schoepp reflects on a deeply personal new album.Â
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Sauna culture in Wisconsin, Surfing in the dairy state
A hot sauna may feel just right this time of year. And for some people in Wisconsin, time in the sauna is a way of life. We’re revisiting some of our favorite stories of the year, including wave riding with Sheboygan’s surfing scene.
