Articles by Danielle Kaeding

Employment may be up in Wisconsin, but some families are still struggling to put food on the table, and it can be even more challenging for older adults.
The majority of 233 workers tested for lead exposure at a Superior shipyard had elevated levels of lead in their blood, according to a report released Jan. 13 from Wisconsin and Minnesota health officials.
A northern Wisconsin group that opposed the construction of Gogebic Taconite's $1.5 billion iron mine is now shifting its focus to pipelines.
A northern Wisconsin tribe wants a Canadian energy firm to remove its pipeline from tribal reservation lands.
Outbursts of extremely cold air over Lake Superior often cause a phenomenon that's commonly known as sea smoke.
Industry once dominated Ashland's waterfront on Lake Superior's shores. State and federal regulators recently signed off on a method to clean up wood waste and other toxins left behind by companies a century ago.
Some Wisconsin cities are trying to find ways to maintain the same level of services in light of levy limits and rising costs.
A warming climate is transforming the base of the food web in the Great Lakes, according to a new study published recently in the scientific journal Limnology and Oceanography .
This fall is one of the warmest on record across Wisconsin.
Many people are looking forward to a big Thanksgiving dinner with family and friends. Meanwhile, Wisconsin food banks have been trying to bring a feast to those who are less fortunate this holiday season.