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Rebecca Seibel teaches outdoors classes geared for women and gender minorities in the male-dominated arborist industry

A Marshfield-based company founded by a Civil War veteran is in danger of closing and laying off 107 employees next month if its assets aren’t sold.

The U.S. women’s hockey team heading to the winter Olympics has deep ties to Wisconsin, with four current and two former Badgers on the roster and a Fox Valley-native serving as head coach.

As the cost of everything, especially energy, increases, nonprofit organizations stockpile wood to help neighbors stay warm through winter.

The Cannonball and Wingra Creek Paths would be linked by creating a median-separated lane along Fish Hatchery Road. The changes are meant to increase bike safety on a road that sees about 30,000 cars a day.

Over the past seven years, a University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire professor and dozens of students have been finding and documenting evidence of one of the darkest chapters in human history.

Producers across the central U.S. are facing high input costs as the trade war puts crop markets in an uncertain position. Agriculture economists say they’re watching tariffs and the cattle industry — which has boosted income for some farmers.

Wisconsin voters could get more information about statewide referendum questions in advance of voting, under a proposal being considered at the state Capitol.

Justice has been getting quicker in recent years as Wisconsin works through post-pandemic backlog of criminal cases.

The newly created Chippewa Valley Tool Library will let residents borrow tools and take home renovation classes for a monthly fee.