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Pride Flag Raised Again After Vandalism In Appleton
Police deemed what happened to Roe and Frantz a targeted attack, according to Citizen Action.
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Start Of Taylor County Drilling Operation Brings Environmental Concerns
Some environmental activists remain much more concerned about the possible effect of the drilling operation on the local water.
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Wisconsin Supreme Court Declines To Hear Cases Challenging Congressional Maps
The Wisconsin Supreme Court issued two orders, declining to hear cases challenging the constitutionality of the state’s congressional maps.
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Minnesota Assassination Prompts Many Lawmakers To Wonder: Is Service Worth The Danger?
“I was concerned about my family,” Jaffer said in an interview. “They didn’t sign up for this. I didn’t want to put them in harm’s way.”
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‘A Purpose In This World': Older Adults Fear Elimination Of Program That Helps Them Find Work
"These are people who worked hard all their lives. But they can’t pay the heating bill. They have to decide between medicine and groceries."
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Both Parties Prep For Mega-Bill Marathon In U.S. Senate Vote-A-Rama
“We’ve had this bill for 36 hours now.. The first time I had it, I stayed up all night, so last night I got a little sleep,” Wyden said.
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Wisconsin Activist Heads Bus Tour To Push Back On GOP Federal Tax Cut Bill
To U.S. senators and representatives, the message is: Vote against the measure, or face the wrath of voters in 2026.
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WI Legislature Passes Bill That Dictates Ride-Share Drivers Are Not Employees
The legislation also authorizes the affected companies to offer drivers benefit plans without classifying them as employees.
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Finance Committee Delays Action Due To Budget Disagreements, Child Care Providers Disappointed
The June 30 deadline for the 2025-27 state budget is quickly approaching, and lawmakers still have major portions of the bill to finalize.
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‘A Situation With No Good Outcome.' A Mom Describes How Dobbs Made The Loss Of Her Pregnancy Harder
The infant, upon being born, would have no chance of surviving. He lacked critical internal organs; his brain and heart were both abnormal.
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Gov. Evers Makes Three Appointments To Natural Resources Board
Two of Evers’ appointments will replace Republican appointees.
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Wisconsin GOP Invites QAnon, Jan. 6 Conspiracy Theorist Mayra Flores To Speak At State Convention
On the day of the attack on the U.S. Capitol, she shared a Tweet claiming the insurrection was actually committed by leftist activists.
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Sheila Stubbs Rejected From Human Services Director Position By Dane County Board
County board members had expressed concern about whether Stubbs would try to continue serving in the Legislature after taking her new job.
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Wauwatosa Protester List Federal Trial Testimony Wraps Up
Police shed more light on the process for tracking residents involved in Black Lives Matter protests.
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Evers Threatens To Veto Republican Shared Revenue Plan As Committee Meets On The Bill
He says there's not enough funding and too many strings attached
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Wisconsin GOP Lawmakers Reject Democrats' Call To Rein In Investigations
The Joint Finance Committee's Republican majority rejected the measure on a 4-12 party-line vote.
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Oral Arguments Heard In Lawsuit Against Wisconsin Abortion Ban
Judge says the 1849 law may not apply to consensual abortions.
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Emotional Testimony Quashed In Wauwatosa Protester 'Target List' Trial
The trial's third day in federal court was filled with attorney objections and sidebars.
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Locals: Madison Sewer District Phosphorus Decision Threatens Creek
Local officials say that MMSD staff has proposed increasing the flow into Badfish Creek without seeking input from them or watershed groups.
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Survey: WI Child Care Providers May Have To Raise Tuition Or Shut Down
More than 12% of providers said they would have to close if the state’s current support, which could end in 2024, doesn’t last.