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Nursing squirrels back to health

WISCONSIN LIFE

Holly Hill-Putnam specializes in rehabilitating squirrels, rabbits and chipmunks, preparing them for release back into nature.

Nursing squirrels back to health

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Alone in the Wilderness

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NOVA: Operation Lighthouse Rescue

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Table for All with Buki Elegbede: Farming the Garden State

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Lyla in the Loop: Carnival for Luke; Rap Report

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Billionaires become a focus of the 2025 Wisconsin Supreme Court race

Fears rise among trans people under political persecution

Fears rise among trans people under political persecution

A letter sign reading College of Menominee Nation is attached to the wood-sided wall of a single-story building with a glass-walled atrium and sloped roof, with multiple conifer trees and a metal utility pole standing next to a sidewalk and road in the foreground.

College of Menominee Nation training program and student scholarships left adrift after USDA grant is suspended

Abortion law, Act 10, billionaire funding take center stage in 2025 Wisconsin Supreme Court debate

Susan Crawford, Brad Schimel on transgender rights and law

Susan Crawford, Brad Schimel on transgender rights and law

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Wisconsin appeals court overturns ruling that allowed for emailing absentee ballots to disabled voters

President Jon Greendeer on the value of higher education

President Jon Greendeer on the value of higher education

Satya Rhodes-Conway speaks into an out-of-focus microphone with the flag of a media organization, with an out-of-focus person standing behind her.

Madison’s mayor suspends city clerk over uncounted ballots

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Wisconsin Assembly’s ‘GOAT’ committee holds its first meeting

Carla Vigue on Native students and ‘Relatives’ at UW-Madison

Carla Vigue on Native students and ‘Relatives’ at UW-Madison

Leslie Zyzda Martin poses for a portrait while wearing a combat uniform.

Evers declines further review in case of fired Wisconsin National Guard officer who was cleared in four investigations

Josh Kaul speaks while standing in a room with the U.S. and Wisconsin flags displayed behind him.

Renewing criticisms from 2018, Kaul blasts Schimel over Wisconsin’s rape kit delays

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Share your story with PBS Wisconsin at a Madison community story sharing event

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Wisconsin women who made history

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Got problems in the garden? Meet two experts from Garden & Green Living Expo

A collage featuring historical portraits of women, blending black-and-white photographs with colorful, expressive watercolor paintings. Some images are realistic, while others are artistically reimagined with abstract brushstrokes.

Raising women’s voices on PBS Wisconsin

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What’s coming to PBS Wisconsin this March?

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New season of ‘Call the Midwife’ premieres March 30 on PBS Wisconsin

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Masterpiece’s ‘Wolf Hall’ and ‘Marie Antoinette’ return March 23 to PBS Wisconsin!

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‘Jerry Apps: Meet Us at the Fair’ crew shares their favorite memories of the fair

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Look behind the scenes with a producer of ‘The Final Forte’

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Celebrate Black History Month with PBS Wisconsin

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Look behind the scenes with a producer of ‘Jerry Apps: Meet Us at the Fair’

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Welcome to Our Learning Neighborhood: Reflecting on four years of multigenerational family experiences with Even Start Beloit

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