Beatrice Lawrence

Traffic safety expert warns Wisconsin parents against buying their child an illegal “e-moto,” a device that goes over 20 miles per hour

It's something people in Wisconsin are apparently hungry for. Wisconsin's newest art supply thrift store, 414 Art Revival in West Allis, opened late last month to a massive crowd of customers.

A number of Wisconsin communities — recently UW-Madison and Stoughton — have cancelled their contracts with Flock in response. And Flock itself recently announced changes to its platform to address public concern.

We discuss the latest tariffs on many Canadian imports and the impacts on Wisconsin industries. Then, we hear about an investigation into alleged anticompetitive practices at Epic Systems. And, we talk with people leading an effort to restore the historic Trimborn Farm in Greendale.

A pair of friends from Greendale are working to bring a community chicken coop to the historical park — the first step in a restoration effort the county cannot afford alone

WPR's “ Wisconsin Today ” spoke with two Wisconsin school nurses about the most pressing issues facing their field this school year.

The existing bridge will close to traffic in early 2027, and its replacement is expected to be completed in 2031. During that time, the estimated 33,000 vehicles that travel on that bridge every day will be rerouted to the Bong Bridge, about 1 mile south on the Wisconsin side.

That includes the festival headliner, “Afterglow,” a documentary about a group of parkour athletes from Beloit that explores trauma, belonging and the power of movement.

A groundbreaking ceremony was held Sept. 1 to kick off construction for the $1.8 billion replacement for the aging Blatnik Bridge, which connects Superior to Duluth, Minnesota.

A 30-day public comment period ends Sept. 21 The Trump administration announced a proposal last month to remove a Forest Service rule that