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This weekend marked the start of the archery and crossbow deer hunting season.

Demand for COVID-19 testing increases, local tribes want federal protections for wolves ahead of the fall hunt and a Forest County farmer experiments in aquaponics.

Railroad accidents were common in the late nineteenth century. Because safety was an issue, some train robbers in the Northwoods thought they could use it to their advantage.

RSV spreads in local nursery schools, a judge dismisses a lawsuit to remove a DNR chairman and scientists try to better understand cover crops.

The Wisconsin River is a tamed river, but in the past, before the dams, the river ran wild, and loggers found Grandfather Falls near Merrill to be a difficult obstacle to overcome.

Tri-County Council decorates Rhinelander in purple to recognize Domestic Violence Awareness Month, a federal judge sets a hearing date on blocking the state’s fall wolf hunt and Wisconsin prepares to lead the nation in cranberry production for the 27th year in a row.

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In the United States, the first great ventriloquist was Harry E. Lester, and Lester considered the Northwoods to be his home.

A new analysis finds people living in rural areas are more likely to die from COVID, an engineer believes self-driving tractors could help solve the agriculture industry’s labor shortage and epizootic hemorrhagic disease is found in white-tailed deer in Michigan.