Mackenzie Krumme

First, tribes can buy back land on their reservations and transfer it away from local governments, under a ruling from the state Supreme Court. Then, as solar power grows there’s […]

The Kegonsa Research Campus opened for its second season of studying 'agrivoltaics' this summer

Two members of the Wisconsin Heat Health Network joined WPR’s “Wisconsin Today” to discuss how communities can respond to extreme heat events and how individuals can stay safe

The Dancing Grannies will represent Wisconsin in iconic red, white and “granny blue” uniforms, marching in two separate parades for the American semiquincentennial in Washington.

Warren King's work is being exhibited at the Lynden Sculpture Garden until November A Wisconsin native sculpture artist uses a medium that you might find in a recycling bin: corrugated cardboard.

Located just south of Eagle River in Vilas County, the quarter-mile Tara Lila trail will offer self-guided mindfulness activities as people immerse themselves in nature.

Nelson-Kavajecz grew up twirling baton in his mother's studio and now teaches students of all ages Before Traxx Nelson-Kavajecz could walk he was twirling a baton.

Despite rain in southern Wisconsin over the weekend, little precipitation occurred in the north

"I'm pretty concerned about the Northwoods," Devin Biggs, morning meteorologist at Newswatch 12 in Rhinelander, told WPR's "Wisconsin Today."

We check in on the recovery efforts after the recent tornado hit Winnebago County. Then, a bill moving through Congress would create a permanent daylight saving time. And a new documentary highlights the volunteer fire departments in Door County.