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WISCONSIN — Everyone knows Wisconsin for cheese, beer and brats. Check out these kitschy roadside attractions that will only expand your love of the Dairy State.

Police are asking for the public's help in finding a missing Wisconsin woman last seen at a home in Enid. According to the Enid Police Department, Stephanie Rene Wallace, 23, was last seen June 5 at a residence on North Adams Street. Wallace, who from Spring Green, Wisconsin, was reported missing to the Dodgeville (Wisconsin) Police Department and has been missing since June 2. Sign up for our Newsletters Enid Police Department officials said...

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — An outdoor theater struggling through the COVID-19 pandemic has...

Mount Horeb Summer Frolic and Cottage Grove Firemens Festival bring back the beer tent, plus Madison Jazz Festival, new museum exhibits, and more Isthmus Picks for June 10-17.

  MADISON, WI—Today, U.S. Representative Mark Pocan (WI-02) announced the initial approval of $18 million in member-designated (earmarked) surface transportation project requests for Wisconsin’s 2nd Congressional District by the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure. These projects were included in the Committee chair’s manager’s amendment for the comprehensive surface transportation authorization bill which is expected to move forward in the coming months to the full ...

Converse detailed four reasons why consumers should buy Cloud’s “Petal to the Metal” PE shoe: Rose graphic and aesthetic inspired by Natasha’s rose tattoo. Innovative rail lace system with TPU and poly thread allows for a custom fit lace lockdown. 5/8 ankle height wraps ankle and Achilles for added support. Drop-in midsole is made with Nike React foam and a layer of cushion foam for additional comfort. On Thursday morning, Cloud posted an image on Instagram of herself dribbling while we...

1970 marked the first year of the second-generation Chevy Camaro. Decades later, two brothers from Wisconsin would turn this one into a custom masterpiece.

Wisconsin Republicans block medical marijuana - again TODD RICHMOND, Associated Press FacebookTwitterEmail MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Republicans who control the Legislature’s powerful budget-writing committee again blocked a Democratic attempt Wednesday to legalize marijuana for medical use. The GOP stripped a provision legalizing medical marijuana from Democratic Gov. Tony Evers’ 2021-23 budget last month as the party erased hundreds of his proposals from the spending plan. Democrats on the ...

Democratic Gov. Tony Evers can find federal funds for that work, said Republican Rep. Mark Born of Beaver Dam.

A year after most summer theater was canceled in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, theater-related performances have resumed outdoors with some precautions including social distancing and mandatory face coverings.