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Winnebago County accused the DNR of violating an ordinance when it allegedly started construction without a permit.

Several ice fishermen set up their shanties in Milwaukee on Sunday.

Hilcorp Alaska has applied to the Alaska Division of Oil and Gas for a unit plan of operations amendment to drill two grassroots wells on the Paxton Pad in the Ninilchik unit on the Kenai Peninsula. The division said the pad is some 4 miles northeast of Ninilchik near milepost 131 of the Sterling Hi...

Gov. Tony Evers has appointed a southwestern Wisconsin farmer to the state Department of Natural Resources policy board.

The 30-year-old trail has been starting to show its age with deteriorating pavements and uneven surfaces.

DNR is asking for the public to help identify four subjects involved in shooting a caretaker for confronting them about hunting on private property.

Wisconsin Natural Resources Board NRB, the board that establishes policy for the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources WDNR, voted to allow the WDNR to move forward with developing regulatory standards for per- and polyfluorolalkyl substances PFAS in groundwater.

Members of the Legislature's powerful finance committee have blocked a state Department of Natural Resources plan to spend $15.5 million on a conservation easement to preserve 56,000 acres of northern Wisconsin forest.

Hilcorp Alaska is continuing to grow production from the Milne Point field on the North Slope. The company acquired a 50% working interest in Milne and operatorship from BP at the end of 2014. In that year the field produced a total of 7.1 million barrels of oil. Hilcorp became 100% working interest...

Fred Prehn's belated resignation from the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources board ended one of the strangest spats in Wisconsin political history. It's time for legislators to ensure it doesn't happen again.