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Opting for coexistence: Some Wisconsin landowners learn to live with beavers
Instead of using traps or dynamite, some Wisconsin landowners are peacefully resolving beaver conflicts with flow devices.
Upper Mississippi River freezes over less than ever, another sign life is changing
The data that Burdis and Jankowski are looking at is much newer, dating back about 30 years, but it shows a similar trend.
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Wisconsin's African American settlers were resilient - Chris Hardie
Explore the resilience of the Cheyenne Valley settlers and their legacy in Wisconsin's largest rural African American ...
You won't 'recognize the place in 10 years': The massive growth of Gluckstadt
"You don't have to look 10 years. In a year or two, you are going to drive out to Gluckstadt and you are going to wonder where all of these hotels came from," Morrison said. "You are going to wonder ...
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Ohio AG leads brief defending religious charity from government interference
19 state attorneys general, led by Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost, are opposing a Wisconsin Supreme Court decision that lets ...
Trump's federal funding freeze puts US universities on the brink, but silence reigns
As President Trump's second term ushers in funding cuts to diversity programs and foreign aid, university leaders are ...