Mark Cupp News Today

The enormous effigy mound really shines on the winter solstice, when the setting sun comes down its head and tail and lines up with a rock cairn 12 miles away.

Wisconsins mussels are dying in droves as water levels are nearing historic lows amid Wisconsins persistent drought conditions.

With Wisconsins droughts, mussels are dying along the shorelines. Organizations and private citizens are doing their best to keep them alive, including along the Wisconsin River.

With Wisconsins droughts, mussels are dying along the shorelines. Organizations and private citizens are doing their best to keep them alive, including along the Wisconsin River.

THE RIVER NETWORK | RAJ SHUKLA

Formerly with the River Alliance of Wisconsin, Raj Shuklas new role with the River Network has him advocating for rivers throughout the country.

Warden Youngquist honored at the FLOW annual meeting DAVID YOUNGQUIST, WDNR Conservation Warden on the Wisconsin River for 21 years, was honored by Friends of the Lower Wisconsin Riverway at their annual meeting recently. Youngquist was widely praised for the many ways that he want “above and beyond” in his years on the job. DRIFTLESS - WDNR Conservation Warden David Youngquist was honored for his years of service at the Friends of the Lower Wisconsin...

It was the third week of March, our newspaper and website were filled with stories about COVID-19 and I naively thought a sweet story about a pedal car in Lancaster could serve as a distraction from the spreading coronavirus, cancellations and growing restrictions. The scope of what was happening had not fully set in, even though Major League Baseball shut spring training down four days after we returned from a family trip to see the Milwaukee Brewers in Arizona. Schools, businesses and other e...