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This curated list of activities at 18 farms in the southern half of the state includes everything from haunted hayrides and tricky corn mazes to freshly pressed apple cider and caramel apples.

Whether they help you improve your skills in an existing hobby or introduce you to something brand new, here are some of the most quirky classes that are open to anyone at various colleges and universities throughout Wisconsin.

You have a better chance of getting into Harvard than becoming a Hotdogger. While the Ivy League University accepts 4% of applicants, Oscar Mayer accepts just 1%. Let that sink in. Every year, the meat company scouts 12 new “Hotdoggers” to drive its iconic Wienermobile cross-country as part of the brand’s most well-known marketing strategy.…

Michiganders are on the frontlines of the United Auto Workers union’s battle for better wages and benefits. And in Wayne County, workers are preparing for the long haul as the strike against the Detroit Three ticks into its second week.

Gov. Evers wants to use a record budget surplus to help fix American Family Field. Republican lawmakers want to “stick it to Milwaukee.” Everyone would’ve been better off not killing a once-successful regional funding option.

A Wisconsin woman’s place is in the house—the brew house, that is. Here are 6 WI breweries and distilleries owned by women.

There’s only one path to enter to Kayla’s Playground in Milwaukee and it passes under this sign: “This play area is designed for ALL kids ages 5-12, and up!”

There are roughly 3 million active podcasts you can listen to right now, most for free, through iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, iHeart Radio, YouTube, and more. The options can feel overwhelming, so we wanted to share a few of our favorite local podcasts.

Planned Parenthood is resuming services at two clinics after a judge interpreted an 1849 law as not being an abortion ban.

For all of the talk about ‘parents’ rights,’ there are already many opportunities for community members to become personally invested in their local schools and find out first-hand what’s happening.