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Bill Would Allow Use of E-Cigs in Wisconsin Restaurants and Bars

A bill moving through the Wisconsin Legislature would allow people to use e-cigarettes indoors where traditional smoking is banned.
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The fish fry business will be booming for the next seven weeks, during the Christian season of Lent. Restaurants have stocked up on food and workers.

Gov. Walker is releasing his first TV ad of the 2014 campaign season, the same week Democrat Mary Burke is running her first political spots.

Anna Metscher’s evolution spans from “non-vegetable eating” child in Milwaukee; to budding farmer who savors nearly everything fresh from her field.

Photographer Paul Calhoun has traveled the world with his camera.

A little over a year ago, Feast of Crispian began holding weekend Shakespeare intensives at the Zablocki VA Medical Center in Milwaukee.

SXSW Diary: Aereo, The Supreme Court And TV's Future

The crowds are so thick in Austin, Texas, that locals are using an Avoid Humans app to find some peace and quiet, and the warning at the convention...
'Kids For Cash' Captures A Juvenile Justice Scandal From Two Sides

In 2009, a major corruption scandal dubbed "Kids for Cash" hit the juvenile justice system of northeast Pennsylvania. Two local judges had been...
Putting A Name And Face To A Famous Voice

In February, the streaming service Spotify announced a milestone: "Wake Me Up," by the dance artist Avicii, was now its most streamed song ever at...
Catching Kayla: Running One Step Ahead Of Multiple Sclerosis

When the starting gun sounds at Mount Tabor High School track meets, senior Kayla Montgomery from Winston-Salem, N.C., takes off. The 18-year-old...
A Frat Of Their Own: Muslims Create A New Space On Campus

Toga parties and keg stands have become stereotypes of college fraternities. But Ali Mahmoud had something else in mind when he founded Alpha Lambda...