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Wisconsin Teacher Keisha Stuart, 32, Accused of Sexually Assaulting Teen Student as Explicit Videos Surface

Wisconsin teacher Keisha Stuart, 32, pleads not guilty to child sex assault charges after police report finding explicit videos on a student's phone.

International Business Times UK · 13m ago

Wisconsin Rapids rejects former paper mill data centre plan amid year-long freeze

Wisconsin Rapids, a city in the US state of Wisconsin, has rejected a proposal to transform a former paper mill site into a large data centre, ending months of debate over the future of the property. On October 20, 2026, the city's Common Council voted unanimously against the development permit,…

The Times of India · 18h ago

In 1942, Wisconsin furniture worker James Tellen began making concrete figures; over 15 years, he created more than 30 historical, religious and mythical sculptures in his family’s woods

In the year 1942, inspired by the stunning views from his hospital window, James Tellen embarked on a remarkable journey to create a mesmerizing sculpture garden. Over a span of 15 years, he meticulously crafted figures and scenes using concrete and various materials. Tellen, known for his self-critical nature, chose…

The Economic Times · Oct 25

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At 60, Wisconsin farmer Albert Zahn covered his home with carved birds; surviving Bird’s Park sculptures are now preserved in a public museum

After retiring from dairy farming, Wisconsin native Albert Zahn found a new passion in carving. His impressive collection of intricately carved and painted birds, along with various figures, turned his home into a must-visit destination. Despite the closure of his art environment, his legacy lives on through museum exhibitions, showcasing…

The Economic Times · Oct 25

Wisconsin farmer turned his farmhouse into a colourful sculpture garden after an injury

A sprained ankle changed Austrian immigrant Nick Engelbert’s life, inspiring a Wisconsin dairy farmer to create a remarkable folk art collection. Over 15 years, he transformed his farmhouse and garden with more than 40 concrete sculptures decorated with broken china, glass, buttons and beads, blending American politics, folklore, history and…

The Times of India · Oct 25

USGS Wisconsin Pavement Study: Pavers stay warmer and thaw faster; cutting road salt use

A comprehensive study conducted over seven winters in Wisconsin assessed how various permeable pavements perform in frigid temperatures. Interlocking concrete pavers exhibited consistently higher temperatures than pervious concrete and porous asphalt during freezing conditions. The results indicated that pavers effectively prevent meltwater accumulation, potentially minimizing the need for road salt.

The Times of India · Oct 25

Decades-Long Granite Castle: Wisconsin electrician builds 35-ft dream; visitors get one weekend

In 1987, Wisconsin electrician Pete Kelley embarked on an extraordinary journey, constructing a castle on family land inspired by his childhood dreams and a visit to a fellow castle builder. Now a magnificent three-story structure, the castle showcases Kelley's craftsmanship, created primarily by his own hands. Once a year, it…

The Times of India · Oct 24

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Wisconsin mother, son spot 100-year-old tugboat beneath lake Superior

For years, the waters along a familiar stretch of Lake Superior concealed a forgotten piece of maritime history. Then, during an ordinary beach outing, an unusual combination of calm conditions and remarkably clear water offered a Wisconsin mother and her young son a glimpse of what had remained hidden beneath…

The Times of India · Oct 24

Six battleground districts could determine majority control of the Wisconsin Senate on Nov. 3

Seventeen seats in the Wisconsin Senate are up for election on Nov. 3. Heading into the election, Republicans have an 18-15 majority. Democrats need to win at least two Republican districts, while maintaining their own, to gain a majority in the Senate. Republicans can lose no more than one district…

Ballotpedia · Oct 23

In 1991, Wisconsin factory worker Bill Minkey answered a seed-saving ad; by 2017, he had contributed nearly 500 plant varieties to Seed Savers Exchange

Bill Minkey embarked on his seed-saving adventure in 1991 after spotting a small ad in a newspaper. This spark of interest evolved into a passionate commitment, as he made invaluable contributions to the Seed Savers Exchange. Documenting almost 500 plant varieties, Minkey fostered a community of gardeners dedicated to preserving…

The Economic Times · Oct 22

Nick Engelbert was a Wisconsin dairy farmer when a sprained ankle led him to make one concrete sculpture; 15 years later, his yard held more than 40 statues

In Wisconsin, Nick Engelbert, a dedicated dairy farmer, turned his farm into a unique art landscape featuring over 40 concrete sculptures inspired by his life's journey, historical narratives, and fairy tales. His wife, Katherine, enhanced the site with vibrant flower gardens. Following Engelbert's passing, the property fell into disrepair until…

The Economic Times · Oct 22

Dickeyville Grotto Memorial: WWI tribute grows into folk-art landmark; visitors still flock

Dickeyville Grotto was created by Father Matthias Wernerus as a tribute to three local soldiers lost in World War I. Over time, it transformed into an enchanting garden featuring unique shrines and displays of patriotism. While construction ceased after Wernerus passed away in 1931, the grotto continued to attract visitors,…

The Times of India · Oct 22

2026-27 College Hoops Schedule by Team for Teams in West

ere’s the complete 2026-27 men’s basketball schedule for the top teams from the West, team by team. The breakdown includes

SuperWest Sports · Oct 22

Richland County Becomes Eighth Wisconsin County Reporting Measles Since August as Statewide Total Reaches 289 Cases

Richland County confirmed a measles case linked to Wisconsin's southwest outbreak as the state total reached 289. Symptoms and steps for families.

Medical Daily · Oct 21

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Capital & Main · Oct 21

Jan. 6 Election Deniers Are Back on the Ballot

From California to Florida, Republicans who backed Trump’s false claims about the 2020 election are running for office.

The Times of India · Oct 21

Farmers Challenge Power Line: Lawsuit targets MariBell project; landowners fear loss of farms

In western Wisconsin, rural landowners are rallying against the MariBell Transmission Project due to its anticipated negative impact on their land. The proposed route threatens family farms, with fears of diminished usable land, decreased property values, and potential health concerns. As the regulatory process moves forward, legal actions have emerged…

The Economic Times · Oct 20

Wisconsin’s House on the Rock is unlike a typical museum. Here are the strange sights waiting inside

House on the Rock in Wisconsin features an unusual collection of giant installations and mechanical displays. Visitors can explore a notable indoor carousel that showcases intricate craftsmanship and detail without the option to ride. The attraction also includes an Infinity Room that stretches dramatically over the valley, enhancing the viewing…

The Times of India · Oct 20

Cheese Brine Cuts Road Salt: Polk County trial saves up to 40%; helps slow lake salinization

Wisconsin has embarked on a groundbreaking project to use dairy brine for road deicing, demonstrating impressive cost efficiency. Spearheaded by Emil Norby from Polk County, this initiative shows promise as a pilot in Milwaukee revealed potential for reducing salt use in winter. The ongoing research highlights the benefits of minimizing…

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The Times of India · Oct 19

Fly Ash Road Base Performance: Field data shows 83% stiffness gain; cracking still limits durability

In Wisconsin, a road repair initiative employed recycled asphalt combined with coal fly ash to bolster the structural integrity of the road base. Early evaluations demonstrated a notable increase in stiffness, suggesting enhanced load-bearing capabilities. However, subsequent inspections revealed issues, including cracks that hinted at potential performance setbacks. This project…

Salon · Oct 18

GOP candidates walk back abortion stance

Rhetorical shifts from some in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Kansas exemplify the liabilities of abortion restriction

International Business Times · Oct 16

Green Bay Game Day Brings a New Fan Experience to Wisconsin This Fall

LoneStar is bringing games, prizes, food, drinks and fan activities to Green Bay across two major home dates this fall.

The Times of India · Oct 15

Pilot reports icing before crash: 6 die in Piper PA-46 plunge; NTSB probes weather, safety

An experienced pilot and five other people were killed when a six-seat plane crashed in a wooded area near Mirror Lake State Park in Wisconsin, US, on Tuesday night, after the pilot reported ice building up on its wings during a thunderstorm. The Piper PA-46 Malibu was flying from Kenosha…

Ballotpedia · Oct 15

Republicans lead Democrats 24-20 in lieutenant governor offices with 31 seats on the 2026 ballot

Of the 31 lieutenant gubernatorial offices up for election this year, Democrats and Republicans each hold 15. The other office on the ballot is a new one.

The Independent UK · Oct 15

Local warehouse owner among the 6 people killed in Wisconsin plane crash

A prominent local warehouse owner died along with five other people when the plane he owned crashed in Wisconsin after ice built up on the wings during a thunderstorm

Ballotpedia · Oct 15

Culver City, California could become the 16th municipality to allow 16-year-olds to vote in local or school board elections

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