Gaby Vinick

Some of the most important sources of the global food supply — pollinators — are in decline, but work is underway in Wisconsin that could reverse that trend.

A first-grade teacher in Waukesha who publicly criticized the district over a decision to pull the song "Rainbowland" from a school concert has been fired.

Wisconsin's Spur Lake in Oneida County was once abundant with wild rice, but two decades ago it all but disappeared. Tribal leaders and conservationists have been working in recent years to restore the grain known as manoomin in the Ojibwe language.

Wisconsin's gun retailers could receive training in suicide prevention and temporarily store firearms for people in crisis under a GOP-sponsored bill in the statehouse.

As the much-anticipated movies "Barbie" and "Oppenheimer" hit theaters this week, Wisconsin theater operators hope it's a promising sign of a post-pandemic return to the cinema.

Famous for their nocturnal calls, loons are aquatic birds often described as icons of the Northwoods. But new research shows climate change impairs their ability to feed their young.

The green beetle threatens the black ash tree, a species of cultural importance to Indigenous peoples.

Before Oct. 7, Sigal Malachi would wake up at 5 a.m. each day to water her plants, remove weeds, and produce cuttings.

Many in the area say they're still recovering from the devastating Camp Fire.

"This is the life we chose ... we're here to stay," one farmer said.