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Colleen Leahy

Colleen Leahy

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Digital Producer, Wisconsin Today

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  • Does getting lost in the woods sound fun to you? Try orienteering.

    By Colleen Leahy Verified| Wisconsin Today Verified Tom Southworth loves being in nature. So, when he was introduced to the sport of orienteering, he was all game. The sport involves physical and mental exercise, as participants are tasked with finding markers on an unknown course using only a map and compass. There are several of these markers, called "controls," and whoever finds them all first wins. It's a bit "like a little mental puzzle," Southworth said. "You're out there exercising physically, you're also having to mentally choose routes ...

    By Colleen Leahy Verified · Wisconsin Today

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Emergency room doctor sees progress on Wisconsin's opioid crisis, but more work to do

    By Colleen Leahy Verified| Wisconsin Today Verified Although opioid overdose deaths have been dropping in Wisconsin since their peak in 2022, and fentanyl-related deaths specifically are dropping nationally, Wisconsin still has more than 10 times the opioid-related deaths than it did just 25 years ago. Dr. Chris Eberlein, an emergency room physician in La Crosse, has seen the devastation up close.

    By Colleen Leahy Verified · Wisconsin Today

    Apr. 04, 2025

  • Does getting lost in the woods sound fun to you? Try orienteering.

    By Colleen Leahy Verified| Wisconsin Today Verified Tom Southworth loves being in nature. So, when he was introduced to the sport of orienteering, he was all game. The sport involves physical and mental exercise, as participants are tasked with finding markers on an unknown course using only a map and compass. There are several of these markers, called "controls," and whoever finds them all first wins. It's a bit "like a little mental puzzle," Southworth said. "You're out there exercising physically, you're also having to mentally choose routes ...

    By Colleen Leahy Verified · Wisconsin Today

    Apr. 18, 2025

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