High Gas Prices Not Deterring Summer Tourists in Northern Wisconsin
High gas prices aren’t deterring summer tourists in northern Wisconsin, though mixed signals worry business owners.
June 4, 2026
High gas prices aren’t deterring summer tourists in northern Wisconsin, though mixed signals worry business owners.
The Milwaukee Symphony Chorus ends its 50th season with Beethoven’s “Missa Solemnis” and a new recording of Brahms’s Requiem.
The U.S. Postal Service proposes changes to absentee voting, sparking legal concerns and political debate in Wisconsin.
New Wisconsin ATV/UTV rules: Seat belts required for all, plus towing and tinting restrictions, effective now.
Pandemic-era childcare funding ending soon in Wisconsin may lead to closures or reduced services for many providers.
Wisconsin’s governor race heats up with 10 candidates, including eight Democrats. Primaries set for August ballot.
Nora the polar bear arrived at Henry Vilas Zoo, and soon bonded with Siku, a 16-year-old male, sparking hope for cubs.
A group of Wisconsin teens is reviving print media by launching a student newspaper, Prairie Hawk Press, in print.
Nancy Jorgensen finds a new musical family among neighbors, turning her living room into a community stage.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court will hear an appeal on a dismissed lawsuit claiming “anti-competitive gerrymander.”
Wisconsin lawmakers urge President Trump to approve disaster relief after April storms cause $27M in damage statewide.
Join WPR Music in June for Madison Opera’s 2025-26 broadcasts, featuring a world premiere by Matt Gendel.
