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Chippewa Valley community leaders, students react to historic diversity wave in 2026 midterms

EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (WEAU) - Following the Nov. 3 midterm elections, voters across the country and right here in western Wisconsin witnessed a historic wave of barrier-breaking victories. In Wisconsin, Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley won the gubernatorial race, becoming the first Black governor in the state’s history. Closer to...

Eau Claire, WI · 2d
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UW-Stevens Point football loses home finale against UW-Oshkosh

STEVENS POINT, Wis. (WSAW) - The UW-Stevens Point Pointers lost on their home turf on Saturday, losing to UW-Oshkosh 38-22. The Titans led 21-9 at halftime. While the Pointers cut it to 21-16 in the third quarter, they couldn’t get any closer as Oshkosh pulled away down the stretch.

Stevens Point, WI · 1d
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Enrollment declines slightly for district

WAUPACA – Wisconsin is continuing to see a decline in enrollment in public school districts across the state, with school budgets tightening and student support needs remaining high. According to a March 2026 Wisconsin Public Radio report, over 90% of counties saw a decline in district enrollments, which added...

Waupaca, WI · 1d
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As overnight temperatures start to dip into low 30s, Wisconsin sees the list of course closings start to grow quickly

SentryWorld in Stevens Point became the first golf course in Wisconsin to close for the season after play Oct. 3, but others weren't far behind. More than a dozen courses across northern Wisconsin have closed as overnight temperatures in the coming week will dip into the low 30s. Erin Hills near Hartford and Sand Valley GR near Nekoosa closed several weeks ago and November 1 was the last day for the Straits Course at Whistling Straits in Haven and Blackwolf Run in Kohler.

Stevens Point, WI · 1d
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Mild start to the week, then a drop in temperatures starting Wednesday

WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAW) - The sunglasses will be good to have in the next couple of days, along with the light jacket. The Next Big Change arrives on Wednesday with some showers, then the arrival of an autumn chill. Winds will diminish Sunday night, with a partly cloudy sky. Lows...

Wisconsin · 1d

Animal of Things

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Exotic Animal Permit Requirements in Wisconsin: What You Need Before You Buy

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

Wisconsin · 21h

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Bank First acquires Peoples State Bank, expands WI footprint

WISCONSIN – After obtaining the necessary regulatory approvals in late September, Bank First and Peoples State Bank are set to make their merger official in just one month. “We close Dec. 4, and [Peoples] branches will open as Bank First branches Dec. 7,” Mike Molepske, Bank First Chairman and CEO, said.

Wisconsin · 11h

FOX2548 & WIProud

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Election and referendum reactions from local school districts

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 […]

Black River Falls, WI · 20h

Cedar Rapids Gazette

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Wisconsin infant dies in measles outbreak near Iowa border

An infant has died in connection to an ongoing measles outbreak in southwest Wisconsin on the Iowa-Wisconsin state border. The Wisconsin Department of Health Services reported the death in a press release on Thursday. It is the first measles-related death in the state since 1990. Wisconsin health officials said the death was related to an ongoing outbreak in four southwest Wisconsin counties, two of which border Iowa. Wisconsin’s Vernon County border is north of Lansing and Wisconsin’s Grant County border is between Marquette and Dubuque. As of Tuesday, 362 measles cases have been confirmed in the four Wisconsin counties. Minnesota also has reported a recent surge in measles cases. There have been 139 cases reported in the state, 122 of which were identified since mid-September. All other states surrounding Iowa have reported fewer than 30 measles cases in 2026 so far. The Iowa Department of Health and Human Services referenced the Wisconsin outbreak in a news release on Wednesday. Health officials said in the release that Iowa’s case count could rise too given high measles activity nearby. There have been 50 measles cases confirmed in Iowa in 2026 so far. While no vaccinations can provide total immunity, people who are

Wisconsin · 2d

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First films to receive tax credits from Film Wisconsin are rolling out

Director Jocelyne Berumen, center, on the set of her film ‘Mis Undead Quince.’. The inspiration behind Jocelyne Berumen’s new short film Mis Undead Quince comes from the day-to-day work of her Green Bay-based Cyclops Girl Productions, primarily shooting events like weddings and quinceañeras. “I’ll go to these...

Wisconsin · 2d

Wisconsin Examiner

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School referendum passage declines amid public school advocates’ high hopes for new state government

Wisconsin voters approved about 55% of school referendum requests across the state — a majority passage rate that still marked a significant decline from previous years. Of 79 referendum questions on ballots last week, 44 referendum were approved and 35 failed. In April, 61% of referendum requests passed. According to the Wisconsin Policy Forum, in […]

Wisconsin · 7h

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Feeding the revolution; Cooking with Carson Gulley

Nancy Siegel about her latest book, “Political Appetites.” She shares how food and home cooks helped make history in colonial and early America. We also learn about delightful recipes like Election Cake. Then, Ian Glodich and Clara Wolfe explain their roles in the Emmy Award winning team that...

Wisconsin · 1d

The Financial Wire

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The IRS has pushed federal tax deadlines to Feb. 1, 2027 for storm and wildfire victims in Texas, Wisconsin, Indiana, Washington and Mississippi counties

The IRS has pushed federal tax deadlines to Feb. 1, 2027 for storm and wildfire victims in covered counties of Texas, Wisconsin, Indiana, Washington and Mississippi. The latest additions are four Wisconsin counties hit by July tornadoes and eight Mississippi counties hit by Tropical Storm Arthur. Each state has its own release, and the relief... The post The IRS has pushed federal tax deadlines to Feb. 1, 2027 for storm and wildfire victims in Texas, Wisconsin, Indiana, Washington and Mississippi counties appeared first on The Financial Wire .

Texas · 1d

vernonreporter.com

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We Energies customers face another rate hike — but smaller, as regulators push back on utility

We Energies customers are in for another round of rate hikes over the next two years, although not as steep as the utility first proposed. Wisconsin’s Public Service Commission voted Thursday to approve a roughly 7% increase in We Energies’ electricity rates spread across 2027 and 2028 — the utility’s sixth consecutive rate hike. The utility expects an average residential customer’s monthly bill to rise between $7 and $8 per month in 2027 and again by between $6 and $7 the following year.

Wisconsin · 1d

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Transmission lines should connect, not divide Wisconsin communities

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.

Wisconsin · 1d

spectrumnews1.com

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Wisconsin farmers see varied results in final weeks of harvest

WRIGHTSTOWN, Wis. — Wisconsin farmers are moving into what should be the final weeks of harvest, with crop conditions varying widely across the state after a season marked by drought in some areas and stronger yields in others. Exceptional drought in northwest Wisconsin has cut into yields and pasture...

Wisconsin · 3h

WFRV Local 5

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Wisconsin ranked 13th for the fastest growth in credit card delinquencies, report says

(WFRV) – Wisconsin ranks near the top of a new national study tracking the states where credit card delinquencies are climbing fastest, reflecting growing financial pressure on households across the Badger State. According to data compiled by WalletHub comparing credit card metrics between the first and second quarters of 2026, Wisconsin ranked 13th nationally for […]

Wisconsin · 1d

NBC26

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Friday Night Blitz: 7 teams from Northeast Wisconsin advance to Level 4

West De Pere, Bay Port, Notre Dame, Freedom, Little Chute, Bonduel and Hilbert all moved one step closer to Camp Randall with victories on Friday night in Level 3. Phantoms will play Racine Case at Sun Praire East high school. Bay Port 28, Waunakee 21, F/OT. Pirates will play Hamilton...

Wisconsin · 2d

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The Public Service Commission of Wisconsin has approved rate increases for WE Energies customers for 2027 and 2028

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.

Wisconsin · 1h

Spooner Advocate

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As Wisconsin hunters head into the field, know the warning signs of heart attack and stroke

MADISON - Weather conditions, physical exertion and time spent in remote areas are among the conditions that make hunting season rewarding, yet these same factors can make a medical emergency more dangerous when every minute matters. Understanding the warning signs of heart attack and stroke and knowing how to respond can help hunters act quickly if symptoms occur, according to the American Heart Association. As hunters across Wisconsin prepare for the season, planning should include more than equipment and safety gear. Understanding personal health risks and knowing how to get help can be just as important when spending long hours outdoors. In rural settings where EMS responses can be delayed and minutes matter, it’s important for hunters to be ready to respond in a cardiac or stroke emergency. Few recreational activities combine strenuous exertion, changing weather conditions and distance from medical care the way hunting can. For people who are not accustomed to that level of physical activity, those conditions may place additional strain on the heart. Cold temperatures can cause blood vessels to narrow, which may raise blood pressure and make the heart work harder, while sudden or vigorous activity can add to that strain. “You don't have to

Wisconsin · 4h