History
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Built to lie low in the water, Superior’s SS Meteor still stands out after 130 years
A ship that’s been part of Superior’s history since 1896 is celebrating a birthday and welcoming everyone aboard — though it isn’t sailing anywhere.
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Milwaukee Catholic priest navigates tension between Pope Leo and Trump administration
A Milwaukee Catholic priest shares how he’s handling the church and state conflict.
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‘The Middle’ highlights Wisconsin veterans’ experiences, need for mental health support
The nationally syndicated radio show hosted by Jeremy Hobson will be in Kenosha for a live taping on May 12. Two Wisconsin veterans will share their stories of PTSD and how to support veterans as they return to civilian life.
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After thousands of years, canoes found in Lake Mendota are starting to reveal their secrets
For thousands of years, a cluster of wooden canoes has lain dormant under Madison’s Lake Mendota. Now, thanks to the work of Wisconsin scientists, those ancient vessels are starting to reveal their secrets.
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Steep fertilizer and fuel prices could squeeze US farmers for months to come, economists warn
The Strait of Hormuz, a vital trade passageway, remains virtually closed due to the war in Iran. That’s driven up the prices of key agricultural necessities, which could remain high into next year.
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Storm damage assessments being collected from recent storms across Wisconsin
Communities across Wisconsin are still completing damage assessments from storms that ripped through the state last week.
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Milwaukee city, county task force created to address recent flooding
A new task force has been created in response to recent flooding that has hit the Milwaukee area.
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How to prepare for and respond to severe storms, from a Wisconsin emergency manager
Wisconsin is seeing an uptick in severe storm activity this month. UW-Madison’s emergency management specialist offers insight into preparing for and recovering from major weather disasters.
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Flood warnings in effect across Wisconsin due to heavy rainfall
Flood warnings are in effect for multiple Wisconsin counties as heavy rainfall continues to pummel the state.
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Sen. Ron Johnson weighs in on Iran war, gas prices, Wisconsin state politics
The Republican senator joined WPR’s “Wisconsin Today” as Congress is back in Washington to tackle big issues.









