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Poachers are a clever lot, so it can take extraordinary means to nab them.

Local breweries team up to create a new beer specially formulated for watching Green Bay Packers games called Gold Package.

The sunflowers are back in all their glory. They're currently in full bloom all over Wisconsin.

Caleb and Justine Roesler of Waukesha took home the top prize at the 2025 Wife-Carrying World Championship.

Lake Geneva was named one of the top small towns in the Midwest by USA Today's Reader Choice Awards, 10BEST.

The Magnificent Mile features over 700 sets performed by more than 200 acts at 40 venues in downtown Appleton.

Jack White donated $20,000 to cover an unexpected cost overrun on a construction project at Milwaukee's Cactus Club.

Gambrinus reigns over Milwaukee beer and beer making.

It's the 53rd installment of the event — one of the largest of its kind in the nation.

Did you know Wisconsin has American's top pie shop?

We're popping Vodka Cocktails and aggressively patting ourselves on the back for sending the 300th edition of the DW Week in Review.

Milwaukee police made an unusual collar when they took a sheep into custody near 23rd and Rogers on the city's south side.

The Milwaukee Brewers unwittingly set off a minor frenzy with collectors.

Guiseppi, a miniature donkey who calls the Milwaukee County Zoo home, just celebrated his 28th birthday.

Milwaukee eatery Carnevor tops LoveFood's "Most Expensive" list in Wisconsin.

The MADACC has reached critical capacity and has put out the call for humans who love canines.

To mark 50 years of being in the beer game, Miller Lite has released some limited-edition gold cans.

Those who made the trip to the Lambeau Field were treated to a taste of local culture and midwest hospitality, along with a lot of beer, bratwurst, and cheese.

The Ride Across Wisconsin raises money for the Wisconsin Bike Fed, which works to make the state even more bike-friendly.

Wisconsin Cheese is collaborating with noted hatmaker Christine A. Moore to create unique Derby Day headwear featuring real Wisconsin cheese.

The Champagne of Beers is releasing a record called Dive Bar Sounds.

Spring is water's busy season. There is a lot of hydrological activity happening right now. 

It's the ideal chance for friends to reconnect and share some non-spring snake-related laughs over a few drinks.

For the 20th consecutive spring, Govin's Farm in Menomonie is hosting its Lambing Barn & Farm Babies event.

Nestled underground at Brigham Farm in Blue Mounds is a geological wonderland.

Bobcats are relatively common in Wisconsin. But it is unusual for one to just post up in the street with cars whizzing past.

The annual Fat Bike Birkie race is the one time each year when bikes are allowed to ride on the course at the American Birkebeiner Ski Trails.

As soon as Old Man Winter provides a canvas, Anne Drehfal straps on her snow shoes and gets to work creating her large-scale designs.

One of the largest fan collections of Star Wars memorabilia in the world is on display through April 27th.

It goes back to 1940 when the US Navy awarded the Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company a contract to build 10 submarines.

Art 64 is returning for its fourth installment, and the bracket-style live painting competition is looking to fill its field of participants now.

Beginning on Thursday, the Ice Bar at BelAir Cantina will give locals a chance to socialize in a glacial setting.

If you've been, ahem, living in a hole, Groundhog Day is a tradition based on a Dutch superstition where if a groundhog sees its shadow on February 2nd, it will scurry back to bed, and winter will last for six more weeks.

With anywhere from two to five months left of winter in Wisconsin, there's still plenty of time to become a sauna guy or gal.

"Hey, look! A snowy owl! I read about them in the Drink Wisconsinbly Week in Review!"

If you want to get a rise out of somebody with gray hair, simply tell them you've never heard of The Beatles.

It was designated as Wisconsin's official pastry back in 2013.

Candy Cane Lane started in the 80s when a few neighbors decided to go full North Pole with their Christmas decorations.

Although she's not your average deer, she is just out there doing average deer things.

This supper club favorite first came into being at Bryant's Cocktail Lounge, Milwaukee's premier destination for drinking in the dark since 1936.

The day after Thanksgiving is when brewers show their creativity, dropping limited-edition releases featuring unique ingredients, processes and collaborations.

Not only do they contain the image of the subject, but also the palette.

We're going to assume it's formulated to taste just like that first cold Red, White, and Blue at the Avalanche back in the day.

Finally, there's an event that caters to both high and lowbrow sensibilities at the same time.

It's home to over 6,500 varieties of mustard, coming from every state in the union and more than 70 countries.

The land it's on is now for sale, and, as it stands, the only bidders are ones set on leveling it to develop new homes.

The first race is in Antarctica on January 31, 2025.

It’s about as close as you’re going to get to that rack of brontosaurus ribs that flip Fred Flintstone’s car on its side.

It's the fifth installment of our annual celebration of cheese, and the pieces are in place to make this the best one ever.

Of course there is a weigh-off, where area pumpkins compete to be named the most ginormous of them all.