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You may be seeing more coyotes this time of year as youngsters hit the road looking for mates and new homes.

Deadline approaching for electronic submission only and due January 11, 2022, at 2 p.m. CT  MILWAUKEE, Wis. – The U.S. Small Business Administration’s Wisconsin District is accepting nominations for 2022 National Small Business Week Awards, as well as Wisconsin SBA district awards, including Emerging Small Business Person of the Year, Rural Small Business, Minority Small Business Champion, and Women in Business Champion. The National Small Business Week Awards recognize the achievements of SBA-assisted small businesses and contributions they have made to their communities and the nati...

SBA launches grant program to save Wisconsin entertainment venues An opportunity to save the stages across the country and here in Wisconsin has begun, now that entertainment venues have a chance to apply for some critical economic relief to keep their doors open. and last updated 2021-04-08 18:49:31-04 MILWAUKEE — An opportunity to save the stages across the country and here in Wisconsin has begun, now that entertainment venues have a chance to apply for some critical economic relief to keep their doors open. "You try to do everything to survive," said Peter Jest. Shank Hall owner Peter...

Graduate student tracking elusive bobcats in Black Hills HOOVER (AP) -- Northern Butte County is barren, sparsely populated and good bobcat country. On any given day, Eric Ness can be found checking his cage traps to see if any of the elusive cats are inside. Ness, a graduate student at South Dakota St... Written By: news@mitchellrepublic.com | × In this Oct. 3 Eric Ness, a graduate student at South Dakota State University, applies a scent lure to a stick that will be placed inside a cage trap near Hoover. Ness is setting traps to capture bobcats that will be fitted with radio ...