The Extra
The Extra is WXPR’s daily news podcast. Get the news you need to stay informed about your local community.
Latest Episodes
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The cost to build more affordable housing impacting economic development, crash in Price County leaves a woman dead, spring waterfowl survey shows migratory bird populations stable in Wisconsin
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Conservationists urge action to protect pollinators, Governor Evers stops in Antigo as part of his Pothole Patrol, National Native American Boarding School Healing Coalition oral history project
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Summer tends to increase the stress on blood supplies for emergencies, Missy Hughes drops out of race for Wisconsin Governor, warming temperatures raise concerns about Blue Green algae in lakes
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UTV rider badly hurt crashing into a pickup truck in Hazelhurst, annual workshop for the Wood Engravers Network in Rhinelander, Enbridge moving forward with construction on Line 5 reroute in Wisconsin
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Vilas and Oneida Counties set new records for tourism economic impact, judge's decision keeps LDF fishing open while court case proceeds, Wausau Police discuss how the department uses FLOCK cameras
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Man dead in officer involved shooting in Oneida County Town of Lake Tomahawk, a specialty health service expands to Rhinelander, Juneteenth Flag raised over the state capitol in Madison
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Joint effort between several Vilas County towns improving EMS services, Wisconsin's two elk herds seeing growth, School District of Tomahawk working to establish a social worker position
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A new program though the Forest County Potawatomi supports tribal entrepreneurs, Wausau man guilty in $14-million dollar fraud scheme, new public alert and warning system to launch in Lincoln County
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Iron County community celebrates conservation of land around the Gile Flowage, debate over the impacts of forward facing fishing sonar, strawberry growers hoping for a good season in Wisconsin
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Study results presented on benefits a conference center could have, Northwoods man named to the Wisconsin Historical Society Board of Curators, property owners sought to host disabled deer hunts