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Dozens of data centers have been built in communities across Wisconsin, with more planned or in process.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement launched its largest operation in history, deploying approximately 2,000 agents to the Twin Cities.
The announcement comes three days after the CDC cut its list of diseases for which childhood vaccines were recommended to 11 from 17.
If it passes, Gov. Tony Evers will veto the bill, spokesperson says Wednesday.
“Tim has always been a good friend and a good neighbor to us across the river," Tony Evers Said
The 17 attorneys general sued in April over $783 million in frozen grants.
Hospitals and other health care providers are citing the Republicans’ One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
This is the second arrest ICE agents have made in the Ashland/Bayfield area since earlier this year in July.
Last week, the Trump administration announced it would be providing $12 billion in bridge payments to American farmers.
In Wisconsin, the office of Gov. Tony Evers pointed to a provision Evers included in his proposed 2025-27 state budget to end the practice.
Wisconsin's health department is reaffirming longstanding recommendations that all newborns get a vaccination for hepatitis B.
“REPUBLICAN ARE DOUBLING HEALTH CARE COSTS,” one mockup of the ad provided to States Newsroom reads. “
As federal funding and systems dwindle, states are left to decide how and whether to make up the difference.
Calls the Democratic primary a ‘battle of ideas.’
HUD cuts could endanger housing for families, veterans and children.
A Medicare pilot program allows private companies to use AI to review older Americans’ requests for certain medical care.
For decades, corn has reigned over American agriculture. It sprawls across 90 million acres — about the size of Montana.
At a hearing on a Republican bill to improve math education, Wisconsin lawmakers were suddenly faced with a pop quiz.
Several Republican-led states, including Ohio and Indiana, have also recently tried to cut Planned Parenthood off of state Medicaid funding.