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June is Dairy Month and we celebrate that in a big way here in Wisconsin. More>>
You can have a lawn and still be kind to the environment. More>>
Verona Area Community Theater takes on Peter Pan in its latest production. More>>
A Tucson teenager born with spina bifida has survived the incredible odds against him and celebrated a milestone birth Sunday. More>>
An online video series, started here in Madison, aims to bring an awareness of sustainable foods and healthy eating. More>>
As most kids are off school and heading outside more this summer, doctors have a few tips to prevent injuries. More>>
Each year the Wisconsin Jaycees organization has the opportunity to nominate farmers under the age of 40 to represent Wisconsin at the National Outstanding Young Farmer Awards. This year's honor went to the Jauquet family. More>>
Gayle Viney from the Dane County Humane Society stopped by Wake Up to show off this week's pet pal, Tippy. More>>
The YMCA of Dane County offers summer day camps to give kids and teens a way to stay active and healthy this summer. More>>
Could your auto mechanic be upselling? In this week's Angie's List report, we talked with the experts about why you might not need an oil change as often as you think. More>>
An Ashland, Wisconsin man goes on a cross-country adventure to raise awareness about sustainability. More>>
A vegetable garden at the outskirts of the landscape is a productive way to grow herbs and vegetables. But limited space or a more decorative approach may have you looking for an alternative. More>>
The Madison Fire Department has officially been named the "biggest losers." More>>
This summer, a group of Sun Prairie teachers will head overseas on an educational mission. More>>
Courtesy: City of MadisonCity of Madison Utility employee, featured recently on Wake Up Wisconsin, competed on the national stage this week. More>>
Who needs a gallery, when you can view art in a barn? This weekend, art enthusiasts will have a unique opportunity to view beautiful works in a natural setting. More>>
This weekend marks a bargain hunters dream, Dane County's largest two day resale, the popular Attic Sale. More>>
Not many businesses can claim a century of service, so when Lamers Dairy of Appleton reached that pinnacle the occasion was something to celebrate. More>>
Some area kids are eating healthier, exercising more and watching less TV because of a pilot program they're doing in school. More>>
What does the Bee Gees tune "Staying Alive" have to do with CPR? Turns a lot and it's not just in the title. More>>
The Ragnar Relay Chicago was designed for runners who know how to have a good time. More>>
Severe weather can strike at any time, leaving you without power, but you can be prepared. In this week's Angie's List report, experts tell us what we should know about home generators. More>>
The event's name might be unusual, but Kurt Saupe would have loved it. More>>
The Madison Mallards have some new food options if you're headed to a game this season. More>>
Erika Bannock will never forget the day she met her new friend Amanda North. It was April 15, at the finish line of the Boston Marathon. More>>
The Madison Builder's Association hosts the 2013 Parade of Homes. More>>
Garlic mustard weed is taking over our woodlands and landscapes at a rapid rate as it crowd out native beauties like trillium, spring beauty and trout lilies. More>>
There are thousands of people living with digestive diseases in Wisconsin, but many times those people feel alone. They may be embarrassed, or afraid to talk about their condition. An event in Madison this weekend, aims to change that. More>>
© TEMISTOCLE LUCARELLIThe recent wet weather has lawns in Southern Wisconsin a vibrant green, but keeping them that way all summer can be a challenge. More>>
A couple from New York is celebrating 80 years of marriage. More>>
Chances are you've participated in a Relay for Life event at some point. It's the world's largest non-profit fundraising event. More>>
It's a tasty competition Wake Up Wisconsin's Dani Maxwell is very familiar with, the Wisconsin Grilled Cheese Championship. More>>
People in McFarland will be honoring veterans in a new way, taking them fishing! More>>
Firefighters help save our lives, so now it's time to give back. More>>
Festa Italia 2013 kicks off Friday. More>>
Wicked, the untold story of the witches of Oz, is flying into Madison. One of the main characters, Fiyero stopped by the set of Wake Up Wisconsin to share a few behind the scenes secrets and to talk about the hit show. More>>
A group of UW students recently competed in a national fitness competition and they aren't slowing down. The team is dedicated, disciplined and daring too. More>>
Any avid gardener will tell you that insects like the taste of their plants as much as people do. More>>
In a competition usually dominated by men, one woman stands above the rest. Karra Jafferis is the first woman to win the Meter Madness competition in Wisconsin. More>>
In this week's Chef's Corner, Chef Peter from RP's Pasta shows us how to make Sauteed Morel Mushrooms over Garlic Linguine. More>>
It's a high-spirited, musical comedy about a boy, a girl and a plant. It's the musical production of "Little Shop of Horrors" and it's coming to Fireside Theatre in Fort Atkinson. More>>
Many students and professionals in Wisconsin now prepare for their professional life and that means it's important to prepare for job interviews. More>>
A woman from Beaver Dam will leave on Saturday, June 2 to embark on an adventure of a lifetime. More>>
Blau-Weiss Freiburg of Freiburg, Germany comes to Madison to face-off with the Madison 56ers National Premier Soccer League. More>>
Volunteers are creating unique homes in Mineral Point -- for fairies. More>>
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