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Birds can now be taken to and from events in Wisconsin.

The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection announced that it was lifting the ban on poultry at events. The ban went into effect in May to try and curb the spread of highly pathogenic avian influenza.

Total state financial aid to college and university students in Wisconsin has lagged or declined in the last decade, leaving students to shoulder more of the cost of education – and undermining a tool to stem the state’s higher education enrollment declines and workforce challenges.

Republican primaries in August will decide the GOP nominees for governor and attorney general.

It's not yet Memorial Day and the airwaves are already full of ads for top gubernatorial candidates.

Last week’s storms reminded Wisconsinites that summer storms can lead to pricy repairs, and those costs will hurt even more if you’re the victim of a scam.

Passenger volumes on commercial flights in Wisconsin increased in 2021 after the freefall of a year earlier, but continued to trail pre-pandemic levels to a greater extent than the nation.

Wisconsin Women in Conservation will hold a free webinar in honor of Pollinator Week.

The Women’s Summer Camp Lunch webinar will be held from noon to 1 p.m. June 23 over Zoom. All female farmers, landowners and conservationists are welcome to attend. Register at WiWiC.org under the events tab.

Years after they were slated to close, the state's youth prisons continue to struggle.

There's a big race for governor this fall. And maybe even a bigger race for U.S. Senate.

Another race to watch: The contest for Wisconsin's "top cop,'' the state attorney general.

This summer, many teenagers will get behind the wheel for the first time as they work to earn their driver license, but it can be a dangerous time of year for young drivers.

More than 30 percent of deaths involving teen drivers happen during the 100 Deadliest Days of summer – Memorial Day to Labor Day – according to AAA.