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Buffalo Soldiers: Fighting on Two Fronts -- A Local, USA Special

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Pati's Mexican Table: Tijuana's Culinary Revolution

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From left to right, Jill Karofsky, Rebecca Dallet, Ann Walsh Bradley, Annette Ziegler, Rebecca Bradley, Brian Hagedorn and Janet Protasiewicz sit in high-backed leather chairs at a judicial dais, with another row of high-backed wood and leather chairs behind them, in a room with marble masonry and a Wisconsin flag.

Wisconsin Supreme Court ruling finds legislative committee overreached authority conversion therapy ban case

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Federal magistrate judge recommends that case against Dugan can proceed

Jess D'Souza holds and open bag of feed while standing on dirt among multiple pigs of different sizes in a fenced-in area, with other fences and foliage in the background.

A Wisconsin pig farmer reimagines future options as a USDA program is canceled

Marlon Skenandore on Wisconsin’s Tribal Elder Food Box work

Marlon Skenandore on Wisconsin’s Tribal Elder Food Box work

Wisconsin Legislature passes and Evers signs the 2025-27 state budget in early morning to secure federal funds

Shannon Holsey on tribal community clinics and nutrition

Shannon Holsey on tribal community clinics and nutrition

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Evers signs bills to bolster nuclear power technology in Wisconsin

From left to right, Jill Karofsky, Rebecca Dallet, Ann Walsh Bradley, Annette Ziegler, Rebecca Bradley, Brian Hagedorn and Janet Protasiewicz sit in high-backed leather chairs at a judicial dais, with another row of high-backed wood and leather chairs behind them, in a room with marble masonry and a Wisconsin flag, with a person seated in a wood arm chair on the floor in the foreground preparing to stand.

Wisconsin Supreme Court strikes down state’s 176-year-old law banning abortion

Gary Besaw on federal funding and tribal treaty obligations

Gary Besaw on federal funding and tribal treaty obligations

Tony Evers stands and speaks into a microphone mounted to the top of a wood podium, with three out-of-focus people seated in high-backed leather and wood chairs on a wood legislative dais in the background.

Evers reaches deal with Republican lawmakers on Wisconsin’s 2025-27 budget to cut taxes, fund UW

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In Focus with Antonia Perry, part 1: A mother’s choice

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‘Here & Now’ Highlights: Anya van Wagtendonk, Michael Osterholm

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Men in elaborate Renaissance-era costumes stand in a stone courtyard, wearing richly colored velvet garments and hats. One carries a purple cloak and fur-trimmed tunic, while another wears a teal robe with a gold chain. Wicker baskets filled with produce sit on a table nearby.

Must-see July premieres on PBS Wisconsin

Fashion meets quilting at The Great Wisconsin Quilt Show

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FRONTLINE schedule updates for July 2025

A “Native Wellness Garden” sign is displayed with a group of people gathered nearby, engaging with the natural environment.

Appreciate natural beauty this summer — tour destinations with ‘Wisconsin Life’!

Four people stand around a table outside. The woman and man on the left are dressed in fur trade era clothing. The two women on the right are wearing modern-day clothes.

A connection is made: Historical reenactors on ‘The Look Back’

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Stream late hip-hop artist Twan Mack’s powerful Mile of Music performance on PBS Wisconsin

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PBS Wisconsin is moo-ooo-ved by National Dairy Month

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‘Human Footprint’ returns for season 2 this June – and makes a stop in Wisconsin!

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New PBS Wisconsin show highlights why Mile of Music is a sweet gig

The “Summer of Dinosaurs” is almost here!

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