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By Tim Kowols -- A disease thought to be eliminated in 2000 is back in the state of Wisconsin, and public health officials want you to take the necessary steps to protect yourself.

By Paul Schmitt -- You can help local food pantries restock their shelves for the upcoming months as the demand continues to rise in the area this spring.

By Coggin Heeringa, Crossroads at Big Creek -- In Wisconsin, Arbor Day is April 26, but many states observe Arbor Day on different dates according to their best tree-planting times.

By Tim Kowols -- Don’t be shocked if you continue to see high school students continue to fill crucial roles for area businesses through area youth apprenticeship programs.

By Tim Kowols -- Not only will you find the Peoria Shipwreck standing upright underwater near Baileys Harbor, but you can also find it on the National Register of Historic Places.

By Tim Kowols -- The milk and cheese you enjoy are still safe to consume despite cases of highly pathogenic avian influenza impacting some dairy herds across the country.

By Tim Kowols -- After the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources approved a variance for the Eagle Bluff Lighthouse inside Peninsula State Park, the Door County Historical Society hopes you can h...

By Tim Kowols -- With an estimated 275,000 people attending the first night of the NFL Draft in Detroit Thursday night, you cannot blame tourism officials in the region for thinking about what could ...

By Tim Kowols -- While you will not see a Cobblestone Suites built on Egg Harbor Road, you may see a different hotel fill the void.

By Tim Kowols -- More kids in your local schools could get the help they need thanks to a bill signed into law this week by Governor Tony Evers.