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Ben Meyer/WXPRWhere has all of the wild rice gone? Researchers seek clues for the drastic drop in crop acreage over the last several years. -
Ben Meyer/WXPRWhere has all of the wild rice gone? Researchers seek clues for the drastic drop in crop acreage over the last several years.
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An environmental advocacy group has filed a lawsuit seeking Fred Prehn’s text messages. Prehn is the chair of the state Natural Resources Board. -
The DNR had given the company until Friday to repair the damage to the artesian aquifer near Clearbrook. Regulators will require compensation for the additional time it takes to stop the groundwater flow.
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The tribal fish hatchery in Mole Lake raised an released 65,000 walleye this fall. The fish it raised are healthier than ever.
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Environmental groups and tribal communities are asking the Biden administration to stand with Gov. Gretchen Whitmer in her call to shut down the Line 5 dual pipelines, which run under the Straits of Mackinac.
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The city announced in July that it had shut down four of its 16 wells after tests found PFAS levels exceeded the groundwater standard of 20 parts per trillion as recommended by state health officials.
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An analysis done by Wisconsin Public Service predicts the typical residential customer that uses natural gas may pay about $40 more a month this winter compared to last.
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Filming in the Northwoods started this fall for the next edition of the popular documentary series Wisconsin's Scenic Treasures. Hundreds of hours of field work go into making the hour-long show.
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Canada informed a judge that it is invoking a 1977 treaty with the United States. That step should suspend a lawsuit by Michigan to shut down the pipeline.
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The U.S. Geological Survey recently announced the creation of the Midwest Climate Adaptation Science Center Consortium.
