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With more people learning, working and socializing from home, the State is encouraging stronger security measures online.

It’s National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, so consumers and entrepreneurs are advised to take stock of their devices and online habits.

Here are some tips.

With the General Election less than a month away, the Wisconsin Division of Motor Vehicles is spreading the word that it can offer IDs to those who need one to vote.

A state department advises households and businesses to take a closer look at their Internet and any potentially connected devices.

The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection has advice for residents in light of National Cybersecurity Awareness Month.

As soon as the leaves change colors, drop and begin decomposing, giving us a fragrant autumn smell, we begin searching for something green, seeming never to exhaust our love of chlorophyll-laden botanicals.

While most would search high on the hilltops and bluffs, polypodium grows in damp, sandy places on or near rocks.

The Wisconsin Department of Health Services is encouraging as many people as possible to get a flu shot this year due to increased risks from COVID-19.

According to the department, those who get a shot by Oct. 31 can help protect themselves by reducing their risks of complications and hospitalizations due to flu.

It’s allergy season, and it’s important to differentiate between seasonal symptoms and COVID-19, according to SSM Health.

Coronavirus and allergies share some symptoms such as cough, headache, fatigue, sore throat, congestion and runny nose.

Recently, C Troop buried one of our own in Appleton.

One of our mortarmen left almost two years ago to deploy with another unit to Afghanistan. Friday, Sep.

11th, was going to be his first drill back with C Troop. He never made it out of the house.