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Eighty million dollars have been awarded to the Dairy Business Innovation (DBI) Initiatives through the American Rescue Plan to fuel dairy production and research in Wisconsin, Senator Tammy Baldwin announced Monday.

An order was issued in May banning poultry at live events to help prevent the spread of avian influenza.

This new technology can help farmers reduce costly veterinary bills and optimize production by having greater awareness of their animals’ medical status.

Sixteen Wisconsin cities - including Madison are presenting more than 500 free outdoor musical events on June 21 for Make Music Day. This festival is a celebration on the summer solstice that bring people together to make music.

This will mark the third year in a row the Juneteenth Flag is raised above the Wisconsin Capitol. The flag will fly starting today and until sunset on June 19.

Survey teams have identified at least eight tornadoes in the state, including two EF-2 tornadoes and six rated EF-1.

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) released data on Thursday which show an increase in employment among Wisconsinites.

The Wis. DOJ says full implementation of the regional CIRT program is projected for fall 2022.

Experts warn out-of-town contractors may try to solicit business in the aftermath of severe weather.

Though Flag Day began nationwide on June 14 in 1916, the first recorded celebration of this day was perched on a Waubeka teacher’s desk 31 years before that.

The Wisconsin State Fair announced Monday that Toby Keith will not be performing after recent news of his cancer diagnosis.

The Legislature’s committee has finished studying the rules and has no objections.

Wisconsin Public Service is assuring customers it's prepared to take on the warmer months.

The Wisconsin State Patrol is offering a vivid reminder to drivers that those crossover lanes on divided highways are for emergency maintenance vehicles only.

Current stars from the Packers roster defeated the team’s “legends” in the latest edition of the annual charity softball game.

A large group of community members in Juneau County came together Saturday night to honor Judge John Roemer’s memory in a candlelit vigil.

The Wisconsin Chapter of March for our Lives advocated for gun reform Saturday in a march held from Capitol Square to the Library Mall.

The money will be distributed over the next five years.

An out-of-state visitor to Oconto County had monkeypox and was contagious during the visit, according to the Public Health Department.

Wisconsin elections officials say Donald Trump’s pick for governor can stay on the ballot, despite questions over the required paperwork he submitted to be allowed to run.

Governor Tony Evers announced Friday that he has granted another 56 pardons.

A pair of Supermom's Kitchen ready-to-eat salads sold in Wisconsin and Minnesota are being recalled.

A federal judge in Madison has sentenced a California man to five years in prison for his role in a money-laundering scheme.

Tourists spent nearly $13 billion in Wisconsin last year as the state rebounded from the COVID-19 pandemic, the study finds.

Of the hundreds of arrests, nine people have been arrested in Wisconsin so far, four of whom have been convicted, FBI records show.

Gov. Tony Evers is urging state lawmakers to repeal the pre-Civil War law that outlawed abortion in the state as the future of the Supreme Court precedents that enshrined abortion as a constitutional right appear to be in jeopardy.

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation is urging motorists to drive safely after it is reporting a rise in deadly crashes.

In Green Bay, it’s not unusual to run into your favorite Packer at the grocery store.

One year after the Wisconsin Attorney General’s Office announces a new initiative to investigate clergy abuse, a group of survivors says AG Josh Kaul has failed them. But the AG’s office says they are making progress on prosecuting church leaders.

Project contracts will be determined in the fall, officials added, with construction planned for the spring.