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College students from the across the northern U.S. and Canada gathered in Eagle River this week to put their snowmobile ingenuity to the test.

Using historical temperature records from weather stations around the region, researchers improved their understanding of where ice might have formed and for how long it lasted — spanning the last 120 years.

The topic received a lot of attention before the Wisconsin Natural Resources Board at its most recent meeting

Man hurt Saturday died of his injuries Monday

The federal government has expanded its drug price negotiation program for seniors, adding more than a dozen high-cost medicines

The National Visitor Use Monitoring survey is designed to estimate how many people recreate in national forests, what they do, and if they are satisfied with their visit

Democratic lawmakers propose capping annual rent increases and adding other resident protections as corporate ownership expands in manufactured home communities.

This weekend’s warm-up is also temporarily closing some trails in the Northwoods.

Former Woodruff Police Chief Leonard ‘Lenny’ Drewsen died this week

Many people only reach out after their health has already escalated