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Farmers who work with large packaging facilities and grocery stores are not seeing larger chunk of that profit, because there are more people to pay in the process of getting the beef to the consumer.

MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) - Nearly 400 Afghan refugees slated to come to Wisconsin will likely settle in one of six cities. The Refugee Coordinator at Wisconsin’s Dept. of Children and Families (DCF) expects refugees to end up in Milwaukee, Green Bay, Appleton, Oshkosh, Wausau or Madison.

“You think about survival," one refugee said.

The agency says scammers are taking advantage of the tech scene, especially when it comes to buying computers and tablets for the classroom.

The call to action encourages participants to report deer sightings of bucks, does and fawns between Aug. 1 and Sept. 30 in their area, which provides important data for deer management, according to a press release from the WI DNR.

The camp focuses on teaching young women what it’s like to work in protective service.

Thanks to a $1.2 million grant from the American Cancer Society, researchers at the cancer center are looking at the success rate of colon cancer screenings in rural clinics.

The building is only open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. All visitors can only enter through the entrance on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard. Once inside, guests must wear a mask and social distance.

The WI DOJ is asking for $933,000. About half ($455,000) of that would be spent on new machines that are able to detect low traces of fentanyl.

Jagler said he would carry into the Senate include: the state’s COVID-19 response, restoring faith in the election system and challenging Gov. Evers’s newly unveiled budget.

On Tuesday, Assembly Speaker Robin Vos made his pitch for the Republican’s response bill.

Elizabeth Easton’s injuries span across her body; mainly her face, forehead and arms.

Teacher retirement applications in Wisconsin have increased in 2020. NBC15 Investigates sat down with one of those educators to learn more.

Wisconsin DWD is still dealing with a backlog of unemployment benefit claims. Meanwhile, Congress struggles to agree on a second Coronavirus Relief Package.

Teens respond to survey showing a change in mental health during the pandemic; one high school senior shares her personal experience.

Protestors marched from the City County Building in Madison to the State Capitol, pushing back against Dane County's mask mandate.

The Baraboo Police Department is still investigating the official cause of death for 10-year-old Kodie Dutcher after she was found in a field near her home after she was missing for 19 hours. Police report that Kodie left a not threatening to harm herself and her family believes she may have taken pills. Her death opens up a discussion about talking to kids and teens about mental health and suicide.

The search for a missing 10-year-old Baraboo girl came to a tragic end late Tuesday morning when her body was discovered in a rural farm area, not far from her home.