Joel Patenaude

In October, an investigation by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation questioned the claim to Indigenous ancestry by Buffy Sainte-Marie, an Oscar-winning singer-songwriter.

Misinformation on social media is sowing doubt about what foods are environmentally sustainable.

Within 10 years, the first baby boomers will turn 80, increasing dramatically older Americans in need of housing and support.

A late 2023 poll of more than 350 Wisconsin gun owners finds the reasons for firearm purchases have shifted from hunting to self protection.

A proposal to site Wisconsin's largest swine farm near the town of Trade Lake in Burnett County divided the community, sparked lawsuits and challenged state regulators.

When errors and bad data are found in academic papers published in scientific journals, it can take years to retract them.

In less than six years, the number of dugout canoes known to exist in Wisconsin rose from 11 to nearly 100.

In her new book, author Sue Leaf contemplates the history and environmental change of Lake Superior and her more than 30 years owning a rustic cabin on the lake's South Shore near Port Wing.

Every year, thousands of published academic papers are retracted due to flawed data, plagiarism and other errors. Still, research watchdogs worry that far more articles and authors continue to evade accountability for misconduct.

World Relief's Matthew Soerens says refugees become self-sufficient, productive taxpayers