Sports
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How to enjoy Wisconsin’s winters outside, even in the dark
Carrie Eaton from the Madison Nordic Ski Club said it’s a good time to be getting outside. She shared tips for taking advantage of the snowy weather with WPR’s “Wisconsin Today.”
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More wild turkeys are venturing into Wisconsin’s urban areas, clashing with humans
Wisconsin cities are coping with aggressive wild turkeys roaming their streets. DNR bird ecologist Taylor Finger spoke with WPR’s Wisconsin Today.
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Porter and Antetokounmpo return to the Milwaukee Bucks, end 7-game losing streak
Milwaukee Bucks’ Giannis Antetokounmpo and Kevin Porter Jr. are back on the court after missing several games this NBA season due to injury. A local sports radio host breaks down what happened, while looking ahead at the December schedule.
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Green Bay hopes to bring pro soccer team to Titletown
The deal prohibits the United Soccer League from pursuing a team anywhere else in Brown, Outagamie, Manitowoc or Winnebago counties.
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Wisconsin gun deer season underway with bigger herd, fewer hunters expected
The state Department of Natural Resources is seeing a continued aging of the hunting population, while the overall deer population keeps growing.
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‘On hallowed ground’: Remembering the perfect days of deer hunting
As hunters flock to the woods for gun deer season, their days will be steeped in tradition and contemplation. For writer and forester Ron Weber, this time has always been about more than the hunt. It’s about appreciating the world and memories swirling around him.
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Emotions run high over bill to hunt sandhill cranes in Wisconsin
Under the bill, Wisconsin hunters would have the opportunity to hunt sandhill cranes, pending federal approval.
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Meet the lifelong Milwaukee Bucks fan who now runs the team’s social media accounts
Milwaukee Bucks Social Media Director Jesse Clark has come full circle since growing up rooting for the team from Mount Horeb.
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Wisconsin’s 60-year venison feed tradition returns to downtown Tomahawk
As grills fire up along Wisconsin Avenue and hunters stream into town, Tomahawk’s annual venison feed offers the unmistakable feel of opening weekend up north.
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WIAA pushes back on proposal to make organization follow public records, open meetings laws
A Senate Education Committee hearing was held this week on a bill that would force the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association, or WIAA, to comply with state public records and open meetings laws. Â










