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Wisconsin health and environmental regulators say composting birds poses no threat to groundwater.

Neighbors and local communities opposed the project. Supporters say it will speed the clean energy transition.

Three area journalists get together to talk about gathering and filing news stories on-line on "Final Edition" Friday on KUWS. Aaron Brown of MinnesotaBrown.com, Duluth News Tribune reporter Brandon Stahl of Buzz.Duluth, and former Wisconsin Publ...

Controversial dairy CAFO in Kewaunee County could have up to 15K cows under proposed permit changes.

Groups say 2017 law prevents WI DNR from pursuing standards to curb nitrate pollution.

Speech at state Democratic convention touts education spending and new Foxconn contract.

Another setback for controversial proposed mine along Wisconsin-Michigan border. //end headline wrapper ?> The Menominee River borders Michigan and Wisconsin. Danielle Kaeding/WPR Another permit has been called into question for Aquila Resources’ plans to build the Back Forty mine near the Menominee River on the Michigan-Wisconsin border. A Michigan judge recently ruled the company’s mining permit should be sent back for further review of the mine’s potential impacts on groundwater. Th...

Outside law firm would help state prosecute companies responsible for PFAS contamination. //end headline wrapper ?> Get a daily rundown of the top stories on Urban Milwaukee Firefighting foam can be seen in a ditch nearby the Husky oil refinery in Superior the morning after a series of fires and explosion on April 26, 2018. Concerns have grown over the use of firefighting foam that can contain so-called “forever chemicals” known as PFAS. Danielle Kaeding/WPR Gov. Tony Evers announced Frid...

Citizens decry delays. DWD officials say outdated computer system causes massive problems. //end headline wrapper ?> Get a daily rundown of the top stories on Urban Milwaukee The Wisconsin Department of Children and Families is hearing that counties need increased funding to address rising caseloads and costs for counties related to parental drug abuse. Danielle Kaeding/WPR Democratic Gov. Tony Evers signed an executive order Wednesday officially calling the state Legislature into special s...

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