Joe Tarr

President Trump is betting tariffs on imported wood and furniture will help America’s lumber and cabinet industries. But two Wisconsin producers say the tariffs are eliminating markets, depressing prices and creating chaos for their businesses.

Wisconsin’s Christine Virnig gave up her medical career to write children’s books. She talks to “Wisconsin Today” about her new book, “Phantom Academy,” and her love of a good bathroom joke.

U.S. counties with large animal feeding operations also often have higher air pollution and lower health insurance coverage. More research is needed to understand the correlation, a researcher says.

State Rep. Greta Neubauer argues her Republican colleagues are not addressing their constituents’ real concerns, which include the cost of groceries, housing, child care and prescription drugs.

Hmong people have a history of being forced out of countries. But one Hmong family has found a farm to call its own near Eau Claire.

After criticism from Trump, new Milwaukee Art Museum director says art should spark curiosity

Wisconsin’s honeybees are facing numerous threats. But the state’s tiniest livestock have friends and the ability to adapt and thrive, bee experts say.

Schlitz once dominated the beer market and helped make Milwaukee a thriving, working-class town. A corruption scandal and a questionable marketing strategy led to the brewery’s downfall in the 1970s.

Wisconsin is sharing $1.4 billion with local governments this year, keeping a promise it made two years ago. But the head of the League of Wisconsin Municipalities says cities, villages and towns are still too reliant on property taxes.

Solar energy is on track to produce 50 percent of the world’s electricity supply in the 2030s, according to a UW-Madison professor and author.