Regional

Thu
05
Mar

How to guard your info, money during Consumer Protection Week

During National Consumer Protection Week, March 2-8, the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) urges residents to review and enhance the security of their online presence.

Thu
05
Mar

Highly pathogenic avian flu found in neighboring county

Highly pathogenic avian flu has moved closer to Sauk County.

The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) has identified a case a backyard poultry flock in Dane County.

Thu
05
Mar

Naturally Speaking: Wisconsin’s spring turkey season


This mature turkey displays a long beard and prominent spurs. (Photo by Jerry Davis)

Wisconsin’s Period A spring turkey hunting season opens 30 minutes before sunrise April 15. Five more Wednesday through Tuesday periods follow Period A. Viewing wild turkeys is open year-round, with the best times being between sunrise and sunset; otherwise, gobblers, jakes, hens, and jennies are roosting in trees, mostly oaks.

Thu
05
Mar

Naturally Speaking: Maple syrup season

Maple syrup season is beginning and, provided the weather cooperates, the season is likely to give sugar bush owners, large and tiny, good production. 

Cold nights and sunny days are ideal to keep the sap flowing until bud break.

Thu
19
Feb

Individual income tax season has begun

The Wisconsin Department of Revenue (DOR) announced the start of the 2026 individual income tax filing season, beginning on Jan. 26. The IRS and DOR will begin accepting and processing 2025 individual income tax returns.

Filing options

Wisconsin taxpayers have several options for filing their taxes:

Thu
12
Feb

Naturally speaking: Willow catkins


Willow catkins. (Photo by Jerry Davis)

Willows, a genus called Salix, is composed of 300 species worldwide, mostly in the northern hemisphere. The leaves are mostly alternately arranged on the stalks. The flowers are in pistillate and staminate catkins, formed on different individual, shrubby trees and open before the leaves expand from buds.

Thu
05
Feb

Cooperative announces top producing animals through October 2025

South Central DHI released its list of best-performing animals through October.

Thu
05
Feb

Naturally Speaking: Valentine colors


A male cardinal perches on a tree branch. (Photo by Jerry Davis)

Early holidays, such as Valentine’s Day, rely and colors of objects and the objects themselves to pass a pleasant greeting on to a recipient. Feb. 14 knows the importance of red, as red hearts, cardinal birds, boxes and bows. White and blue are good, too.

Thu
29
Jan

Wisconsin Farmers Union gathers in area for Annual Convention


The 2025/2026 Wisconsin Farmers Union Board of Directors includes, from left, (front row) Ed Gorell, Eleva; Kriss Marion, Blanchardville; Darin Von Ruden, Westby; Linda Ceylor, Catawba; (back row) Joshua Mechaelson, Baileys Harbor; Brad Goplin, Osseo; Patty Edelburg, Scandinavia; and Dave Rosen, Glenwood City. Not pictured: Tina Hinchley, Cambridge. (Submitted photo)

Wisconsin Farmers Union members, delegates, and guests gathered Dec. 12-14 in Wisconsin Dells for the organization’s 95th Annual State Convention. The weekend brought together family farmers and rural advocates for grassroots policymaking, leadership development, member recognition, and a celebration of Wisconsin’s farm and food systems.

Thu
22
Jan

SSM Health forms collaboration to help address nursing shortage

SSM Health has joined in a partnership with Chamberlain University to provide tuition assistance and employment pathways for those who are interested in nursing.

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