Why vaccinate babies for hepatitis B when the most at risk for infection include health care workers, IV users and people having sex? Anyone can get it, it’s often undetected, and 90% of infected infants develop a lifelong and sometimes fatal liver disease.

Wisconsin Radio Network morning news anchor and reporter Ted Ehlen recently talked with UW-Extension Horticulture Outreach Specialist Bruce Spangenberg about what to do in preparation for the beginning of spring planting and gardening, and what can […]

Badgers NIL bill narrowly passes state Senate (MADISON) The Wisconsin Senate has passed a bill to fund UW – Madison athletics with state tax money. After sailing though the state Assembly on a 95-1 vote last month, the Name, Image and Likeness […]

The state Senate on Tuesday approved a bill to allow Wisconsin’s Department of Health Services to seek a federal waiver prohibiting FoodShare recipients from purchasing candy or soda with their benefits. “You know what? Kids from […]

Evers expected to sign PFAs bills (MADISON) The state Senate passed a pair of bills on Tuesday, ending a deadlock with Democratic Governor Tony Evers on how to address problems associated with so called “forever chemicals.” Evers had […]

The Green Bay Packers will honor former Packers President and CEO Bob Harlan this season, adding his name to the Lambeau Field facade.  Harlan spent 37 seasons with the club.  He passed away on March 5 at the age of 89.  —  […]

Wisconsin Radio Network morning anchor and reporter Ted Ehlen talked with Marquette University Associate Professor of Modern Irish and British Empire History Timothy McMahon about the migration of the Irish to Wisconsin, how the Irish have […]

Mile Bluff Medical Center is inviting the community join Dara Bartels, Mile Bluff President and CEO, for a community presentation on Tuesday, April 21 from 5-7 pm.  During this meet-and-greet event that will be held at the medical center in […]