Why don't Milwaukee's downtown streets match up? Are Wisconsin's winters really getting worse? Where did Laverne and Shirley live? Sometimes, you have a question about where you live that needs ...

If you’re not from Wisconsin, there are a few ways to give yourself away. First: Order a bourbon Old Fashioned instead of brandy sweet. Second: Wear a Cardinals hat. Third: Ask for directions to the ...

Rhode Islanders and Wisconsinites use the term bubbler the most, though you might hear it somewhere else. The often told story of Kohler spreading the term has been debunked. Bubbler was a term to ...

I’d never heard of a bubbler before I came to the University of Massachusetts. In New Jersey, we say water fountain. There’s no debate whatsoever. So when someone down the hall from me said “I like it ...

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Whether bubbling, rushing, showering, falling or just shimmering in serene stillness, the most relaxing and soothing of sights and sounds is water. It’s a comforting primal element, like fire, that we ...

This year in the United States alone, more than 25 billion bottles of water will be consumed by thirsty Americans. But, as little as 20 years ago, drinking water came from very different sources, the ...

Call it the first known case of the Thirsty Thief. One of Portland’s 126 iconic Benson Bubbler water fountains has been nabbed, according to the Water Bureau. The bronze bubbler at Southeast 65th ...