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Skylar Grey joined WPR’s “Wisconsin Today” to share details about her new songs, her upcoming album and her return trip to Mazomanie for the making of the project. Read and listen to more of the interview: https://www.wpr.org/culture/grammy-nominated-artist-skylar-grey-new-album-wisconsin | Wisconsin Public Radio

Skylar Grey joined WPR’s “Wisconsin Today” to share details about her new songs, her upcoming album and her return trip to Mazomanie for the making of the project. Read and listen to more of the interview: https://www.wpr.org/culture/grammy-nominated-artist-skylar-grey-new-album-wisconsin | Wisconsin Public Radio

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Chris Vagasky manages the Wisconsin Environmental Mesonet, or Wisconet, a network of weather and soil monitoring stations across the state. He told WPR's "Wisconsin Today" that weather balloons are an important part of tracking the weather. When all is going to plan, trained staff send the balloons up twice a day, once in the morning and once in the evening, from 100 sites around the country, including one in Green Bay. “Meteorologists have been launching weather balloons for almost 100 years no

Chris Vagasky manages the Wisconsin Environmental Mesonet, or Wisconet, a network of weather and soil monitoring stations across the state. He told WPR's "Wisconsin Today" that weather balloons are an important part of tracking the weather. When all is going to plan, trained staff send the balloons up twice a day, once in the morning and once in the evening, from 100 sites around the country, including one in Green Bay. “Meteorologists have been launching weather balloons for almost 100 years no

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In a new partnership with Wisconsin Public Radio, we will bring Wisconsin Today to our nightly lineup. Hosted by Rob Ferrett and Kate Archer Kent, it features in-depth conversations and top news from across Wisconsin. It will air weeknights at 8 p.m. after Lake Effect, except for Thursdays when it will air at 9 p.m. | WUWM 89.7 FM - Milwaukee's NPR

In a new partnership with Wisconsin Public Radio, we will bring Wisconsin Today to our nightly lineup. Hosted by Rob Ferrett and Kate Archer Kent, it features in-depth conversations and top news from across Wisconsin. It will air weeknights at 8 p.m. after Lake Effect, except for Thursdays when it will air at 9 p.m. | WUWM 89.7 FM - Milwaukee's NPR

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Some exciting changes are coming to Wisconsin Public Radio on May 20. After more than two years of analysis, audience research and careful planning, WPR is reorganizing our statewide service to help you more easily find and enjoy the news and music programs you love. Watch this short video with WPR Director Sarah Ashworth and visit wpr.org/new to learn more. | Wisconsin Public Radio

Some exciting changes are coming to Wisconsin Public Radio on May 20. After more than two years of analysis, audience research and careful planning, WPR is reorganizing our statewide service to help you more easily find and enjoy the news and music programs you love. Watch this short video with WPR Director Sarah Ashworth and visit wpr.org/new to learn more. | Wisconsin Public Radio

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WPR’s “Wisconsin Today” is kicking off a series aimed at understanding the impact of the state’s aging population on workforce needs, community services, and more. In this conversation, a demographer talks through the state's aging population and what the data shows. | Wisconsin Public Radio

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More than 25,000 people throughout Wisconsin were without power early Wednesday afternoon after violent storms ripped through the state Tuesday night. 🎥: Rob Mentzer, Shawn Johnson | Wisconsin Public Radio

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WPR Capitol Bureau Chief Shawn Johnson spoke with "Wisconsin Today" host Kate Archer Kent about what we can expect from the 2026 governor's race at this point in time. Listen to the full interview: https://www.wpr.org/shows/wisconsin-today-2/gov-evers-decides-against-third-term-how-federal-spending-bill-will-affect-restaurants-country-singer-behind-god-bless-kwik-trip Video footage: Anya van Wagtendonk Video editing: Alyssa Allemand Audio editing: Richelle Wilson | Wisconsin Public Radio

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Next week, WPR will bring you our "Wisconsin Road Trip" series! Throughout the summer, we will be showcasing gems all across the state — book stores, ice cream shops, outdoor activities and more. We'll be asking for your input as we journey around the Badger State. First up: What's your favorite independent book store in Wisconsin? Tell us in the comments. 🛣️📚 | Wisconsin Public Radio

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We have launched our "Wisconsin Road Trip" series! Throughout the summer, WPR will be showcasing gems all across the state — book stores, ice cream shops, outdoor activities and more. We'll be asking for your input as we journey around the Badger State. Today we're wondering about your favorite place to stop for ice cream. Let us know in the comments! 🛣️🍦 Read about blue moon ice cream and the history of the flavor: https://www.wpr.org/news/blue-moon-ice-cream-invented-in-wisconsin Video: Alys

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This Veterans Day, a troupe of musicians, historians, and theatre artists in Wisconsin will put on a multi-media rock-and-roll history show about Wisconsin in World War I. The group Mobilize the Poets was created to “honor the lives of everyday people who have lived through extraordinary times.” Their first show is called “The Foe and the Fallen: Stories from the Greatest War.” It will play at the Barrymore Theater in Madison on Nov. 11, and they’re hoping to tour the show around the state in th

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Marijuana isn’t legal in Wisconsin, but a person driving down any number of city streets or past strip malls might be forgiven for not realizing that. Storefronts selling THC and CBD products, all derived from the same cannabis plant as marijuana, have flourished in Wisconsin. Those stores — along with the vapes, gummies, drinks and creams available for purchase at grocery stores and gas stations — are there because of a federal loophole. And that loophole is suddenly about to close. WPR's Anya

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WUWM, Wisconsin Public Radio and WXPR are teaming up in a new partnership to share reporting across Wisconsin. The Wisconsin News Collaborative will focus on issues vital to communities statewide, especially the environment and natural resources. | WUWM 89.7 FM - Milwaukee's NPR

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Thank you to everyone who joined us for Wisconsin Road Trip LIVE! We played three stories from our summer road trip series, heard from local guests and exchanged road trip memories with one another. The evening wrapped up with an ice cream treat — including blue moon, of course. 🍦 Shoutout to all WPR staff who made the event happen and our reporters, producers and editors behind the scenes of these stories. Special shoutout to our guests from EOS Surf Shop, The Grand Oshkosh, Cedar Crest Ice Cr

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If you ever wanted to know what federal dollars do in Wisconsin every day, just look at responses this week to the Trump Administration's memo calling for a pause in federal payments to grant, loan and assistance programs. The state relies on a lot of federal money for a lot of purposes. WPR's Anya van Wagtendonk has been looking into just how much money and how many purposes. Read more: https://www.wpr.org/news/federal-funding-trump-wisconsin-nonprofits-confusion-anxiety Featured: WPR Capitol r

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Wisconsin progressive talk radio chain Civic Media drops Todd Allbaugh, Maggie Daun shows

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Today is the start of WPR's Year-End Member Drive! We have a goal of 2,000 donations by the end of the drive on Tuesday, Dec. 16. This sun catcher is available any day with your donation of any amount (window cling included)! Let's keep WPR strong together. Thank you for your support. 🧡 Donate: wpr.org/donate | Wisconsin Public Radio

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Civic Media to acquire Wisconsin’s first Black-owned radio station, Milwaukee Courier newspaper

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On Monday, May 20 all 38 WPR stations will switch to either all news or all music programs. You may need to reset your radio or digital device to get the programs you rely on. Visit wpr.org/new to find new station maps and program schedules. | Wisconsin Public Radio

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WPR Classical Music Day was a hit! WPR broadcast its program “Midday Classics with Norman Gilliland” live from the Milwaukee Symphony Center featuring the Milwaukee Youth Symphony Orchestra, Florentine Opera’s Baumgartner Artists, the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music and the Rufus King High School Advanced Choir. Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson joined the live broadcast Wednesday, issuing a proclamation declaring Dec. 5 as “WPR Classical Music Day” in the city. Link in comments. 🎥: Nate Imig |

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You may have heard the joke before: You’re not a true Wisconsinite unless you know how to pronounce “Oconomowoc.” And that’s not the only tongue-twister in the state. There’s Kaukauna, Weyauwega, the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest — the list goes on. Even though she grew up in Wisconsin, Jackie Johnson told WPR’s “Wisconsin Today” she would sometimes stumble on an unfamiliar place name while working as an anchor-reporter for Wisconsin Radio Network. Johnson took it upon herself to create a

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To celebrate the Brewers’ historic regular season, local musician Nate Gibson released “Fear the Beer: A Musical Salute to the Milwaukee Brewers.” It’s a new album of 11 original country songs, plus a recording of the “Beer Barrel Polka” — a fan favorite the Brewers play during the seventh-inning stretch. Gibson said he hopes the album can be a fun “soundtrack to the playoffs” for Brewers fans. “I don’t have any grand expectations. But if this means that the Brewers heard this and they liked it,

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At a time when states across the country are locked in redistricting battles aimed at swaying the balance of power in Congress, two lawsuits attempting to redraw Wisconsin’s congressional map are using a process that is anything but ordinary. The state Supreme Court has formed panels of circuit court judges to hear the map challenges, relying on a law passed by Republicans when they controlled all of state government more than a decade ago. Here’s a look at how the state arrived at that process,

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Estella Hassrick began ski jumping at 8 years old. More than a decade later, she’s waiting to see if she’ll get to compete at next month’s Winter Olympics. She told WPR’s “Wisconsin Today” that it’s a dream she has been nurturing since she was 10 years old, after she made her first 25-meter ski jump at a camp in New York. “I felt my first taste of flying,” the 19-year-old Hassrick recalled. “I was like, wow, this is really cool. Maybe I would want to do more of this. Maybe I can try to make it t

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Larry Meiller has been a daily presence on WPR since 1967. His call-in talk show is among the most listened-to programs on the statewide radio network. Featuring a mix of Wisconsin-focused subjects and guests, Meiller has welcomed listeners to join in on conversations about the environment, consumer issues, nature, books, gardening, home improvement and more each weekday since creating WPR’s call-centered show format with “The Larry Meiller Show” in 1978. “As Larry retires, we are so honored to

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Norman Gilliland has been a classical music host on WPR since 1984, championing the cultural power of classical music, spotlighting local and international performers and engaging audience members with his insightful midday quiz each day on his program. An important and beloved voice in Wisconsin classical music, Norman has announced that he will retire from Wisconsin Public Radio. In addition to his music hosting, Norman co-hosted “University of the Air,” a program that featured and interviewed

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