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An exhibit at Madison College features the work of 18 Native artists from tribes around the state. Curator Micaela Salas hopes it will showcase Indigenous resilience and creativity.

We look at why Wisconsin hospitals are losing money and what it means for patient care. Then, we explore why whooping cough is reemerging. Then, as the Packers accept nominations […]

This week Zorba and Karl discuss research that shows the effects sugar can have on children later in life, and they look at how an extra five minutes of exercise per day can lower blood pressure. Plus, they share a delicious guest chef recipe for

Methamphetamine is typically associated with recreational drug use. But Heather Barkholtz, assistant professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Pharmacy, said the drug also has a place in medicine.

At least 85 people developed symptoms after eating THC-contaminated food from a Dane County pizzeria late last month, according to a new report by local public health officials.

A study of conversation takes us into the whole range of human interactions–criticizing, storytelling, apologizing, and joking, among many others that reveal the relationship between the participants in a conversation.

The committee tasked with running the 2024 Republican National Convention in Milwaukee raised over $90 million to put on the event.

Nature finds a way in many corners of post-industrial America, according to the author of “The Natural History of Empty Lots.” Then, we talk to a UW-Madison researcher at the forefront of landfill microbiology.

Squall USA went undefeated in the championship tournament in France last month

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