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Froedtert ThedaCare's new downtown Oshkosh medical center opened its doors Monday, bringing comprehensive healthcare closer to home and creating about 60 new jobs. The facility was designed to grow with the community, with expansion space already built in for future needs.
When an EF-3 tornado tore through Menasha, Wisconsin, the community response was overwhelming. From 5-year-olds wanting to help to half a million dollars raised in days, neighbors near and far are showing up for those who lost everything.
A Wisconsin man who battled blood cancer during the pandemic got the surprise of his life when Aurora Health Care arranged a backstage meeting with Ed Sheeran at Summerfest. Blake, 55, had written meeting the musician on his bucket list during his grueling treatment and recovery.
A Wisconsin tableware manufacturer is investing $65 million to double its production capacity, creating more than 100 new manufacturing jobs in rural Clintonville. The expansion shows how traditional manufacturing continues to thrive and grow in America's heartland.
As gas prices spike past $4 per gallon, electric vehicle searches jumped 22% in one month while USPS just deployed its first electric mail trucks. The shift to EVs is saving individual drivers thousands and could save the postal service nearly $3 billion.
The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse men's track team just made history by winning their third consecutive NCAA Division III championship. The Eagles dominated with 106 points and set multiple meet records along the way.
When basketball coach Mo Hirt was diagnosed with a softball-sized tumor in her chest, her players rallied around her. Two years later, they lifted Denison University's first Division III national championship trophy together.
When a tornado tore through Wisconsin's Fox Cities, neighbors turned crisis into connection. Within hours, multiple organizations opened shelters, coordinated volunteers, and launched donation drives to help every affected resident recover.