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This Wisconsin Beer Cheese Soup with Brats and Potatoes has browned rounds of cheddar bratwurst, tender potatoes, and a broth made with beer and plenty of extra-sharp Wisconsin cheddar. It’s hearty enough for dinner, especially if you have something to dunk in it. I made mine on the stove, and I’ve included a slow cooker version for anyone who wants to get supper started earlier in the day.
As cooler temperatures settle in and riders gear up for fall trail adventures, Emplify Health is reminding ATV and UTV enthusiasts that safety must come first — in every season. While summer is when ATV and UTV activity tends to hit its peak, the fall and early winter months...
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) provides weekly updates on road construction projects in the following counties in northwest Wisconsin: Ashland, Barron, Bayfield, Buffalo, Burnett, Chippewa, Clark, Douglas, Dunn, Eau Claire, Jackson, Pepin, Pierce, Polk, Rusk, St. Croix, Sawyer, Taylor, Trempealeau and Washburn counties. Ashland County. Highway: County GG. Location:...
Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Wisconsin has no single “exotic pet permit,” and that surprises many first-time buyers. Instead, the permits you need depend on whether the animal is native or non-native, how dangerous it is, and where you live. Exotic animal permit requirements in Wisconsin come from two state agencies, plus a patchwork of local ordinances that can override … This article, Exotic Animal Permit Requirements in Wisconsin: What You Need Before You Buy , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Can Landlords Deny ESA in Alaska? Your Housing Rights Explained • Pet Rent Laws in Colorado: Caps, Deposits, and Your Rights • Pet Liability at Holiday Gatherings in Oregon: What Hosts and Guests Should Know
Mental illness is isolating. When enveloped in what seems like all-consuming darkness, it’s hard to see a way out. It’s even harder to ask for help—especially when so many barriers to care exist. When those barriers prevent people from getting support, crises ensue. One in every eight...
The Public Service Commission of Wisconsin has approved rate increases for W.E. Energies customers for 2027 and 2028, though the adjustments are lower than the utility's initial requests. Under the approved decision, base electric rates will rise by 3.9% in 2027 and an additional 3.5% in 2028. For a typical residential customer, the 2027 adjustment translates to a monthly bill increase of approximately $7 to $8, or roughly $156 over the full year. In 2028, residential bills are projected to increase by another $6 to $7 per month.
WESTERN WISCONSIN (WLAX/WEUX) – Results from Tuesday’s election showed that voters rejected 34 Wisconsin School Referendums and approved 45. Among the celebratory districts is Winter. Their doors will now remain open after taxpayers voted to approve an additional $1.5 million dollars for each of the next 4 years beginning next school year. This was their […]
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) — The field of Wisconsin high school football teams still chasing a trip to Camp Randall was cut in half again Friday night as the WIAA playoffs reached Level 3. Twenty-seven of the 28 Division 1-7 sectional finals were played Friday, with the winners advancing to...
A Butler native who has spent the last seven years helping run the University of Alabama System will take over the Universities of Wisconsin in January.
The Public Service Commission, appointed by Tony Evers, voted to jack up Wisconsin residents’ utility rates in 2027 and 2028. According to WISN-TV, the utility rates will increase 3.9% in 2027 and 3.5% in 2028. “It will be the energy company’s sixth rate increase since 2020,” the television station reported.
In one corner of Wisconsin, dinner can mean watching whitefish, potatoes, and onions cook together in a huge kettle outdoors. I love that a meal can double as a show. That old fish boil tradition still pulls people to the shore. Meanwhile, a different crowd is digging into Cajun shrimp, lobster rolls, and oysters flown in from both coasts. One spot even hands out ceviche before you order a thing.
Stevens Point girls swimmer Kate Keehan was voted the Schierl Tire and Auto Service High School Athlete of the Month for October. MarshfieldAreaSports.com and Zaleski Sports co-sponsor the award, which is in its 14th year. Varsity athletes from the following high schools eligible to be nominated for the award, which...
RHINELANDER – For Jason Neilitz, the success of a broadband project in Wisconsin’s Northwoods will be measured in more than miles of fiber installed or homes connected. It also will be measured in the opportunities that become available to people who live and work in the region. The...
The Cardinal-Hickory Creek transmission line runs through land near Lancaster, in Grant County. The shift towards modernizing and expanding our electric grid is not primarily limited by technology or ambition: It’s limited by bitter politics and poor planning. Wisconsin builds transmission lines and renewable energy at a slow pace because of the lack of communication and accountable, proactive engagement between utilities, state leadership and rural communities.
NORTH CENTRAL WISCONSIN – It’s no secret that rural areas of Wisconsin continue to struggle with finding dental professionals. Legislative leaders recently addressed those shortfalls through the 2023 Wisconsin Act 89, which allows Wisconsin’s 16 technical colleges to expand dental education and training programs and provides guidelines for a $20 million oral healthcare workforce program created in the state’s 2023–25 budget.
MADISON – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources released its preliminary results for the 2026 bear season. This fall, bear hunters harvested 4,275 bears during the 35-day season, slightly above the overall harvest target of 4,160 bears. The 2026 bear season ran from Sept. 15 to Oct. 13. A total of 15,245 bear hunting licenses were awarded to hunters through the license lottery system. "The big story across the northern part of the state was the ongoing drought conditions, particularly in northwest Wisconsin, and how the dry conditions might affect bear activity," said Randy Johnson, DNR large carnivore specialist. "A different story emerged in southern parts of Wisconsin, with reports suggesting abundant acorns in many areas, along with agricultural crops, which often draw the attention of bears away from hunter baits in these areas. These patterns played out with bear harvest being above expectations in the northwest part of the state while at or near expectations across the rest of the state." Price County is in Zone A of the state’s bear hunting zones. Hunter success rates were above average in Zones A and D this year, appearing most pronounced in counties like Barron, Burnett, Polk and Washburn, which all
GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - Gas prices have fallen more than 60 cents per gallon across northeast Wisconsin since late October, and a fuel analyst says drivers could see further relief in the weeks ahead. In Appleton, the price of regular unleaded gas dropped from $4.52 per gallon on Oct....
On this week’s episode of WTMJ Outdoors, Steve Scaffidi talks with three guests about Wisconsin’s hunting traditions, outdoor living and the technology changing time spent in the woods. WTMJ Outdoors is sponsored by Outdoor Living Unlimited, a local company dedicated to turning your backyard into your own personal oasis.
One of the best public address announcers in Wisconsin stock car racing history has decided to hang up the microphone. Sturgeon Bay’s Tom Wagner has been calling races just shy of 50 years. When the 70-year-old called his final race at Luxy Raceway in Luxemburg this past Fall, he also decided to call it a career.
People whose personal information was exposed in a data breach at Park Dental, the dental group with offices in Minnesota and western Wisconsin, have until Dec. 28, 2026 to file for cash from a class settlement. The settlement pays up to $2,500 for documented out-of-pocket losses, or up to $60 for time spent dealing with […] The post People whose data was exposed in the Park Dental breach can claim up to $2,500 in documented losses or $60 for lost time by Dec. 28, 2026 appeared first on The Money Overview .