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New Trial Begins Of Former Wauwatosa Officer Joseph Mensah In Alvin Cole Shooting
An all-white jury was selected out of a pool of 36 potential jurors, split evenly between men and women. None are from Milwaukee.

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An all-white jury was selected out of a pool of 36 potential jurors, split evenly between men and women. None are from Milwaukee.

Legislation that would keep down the cost of health insurance for nearly a quarter of a million Wisconsin residents has Republican support.
President Donald Trump’s aim to shutter the Education Department faces steep hurdles in Congress, for now.
The program serves Wisconsin veterans who are on the verge of or are already experiencing homelessness.
The timing of Tuesday’s press conference, organized by a coalition that includes MASH, was part of the group’s message to lawmakers.
Using satellite-facilitated remote sensing technology, the commission was able to determine an 18% decline in the wild rice crop.
In addition to state restrictions, the Trump administration has been targeting abortion care on a federal level.
The new maps give Republicans a chance of winning additional districts, but don’t guarantee victories, they add.
Evers’ communications director, Britt Cudaback, countered with a charge that the Republican lawmakers were defying the law.
“It would make it more difficult for those tip earners to borrow money for their houses or their cars,” Tusler said.
“The Constitution is clear: the federal government does not administer elections at the state level,” the Democracy Defense Project said.
A handful of communities across the state have enacted policies to prevent local law enforcement from aiding ICE enforcement.
"We are at a very unsure, very uncertain time, and it just makes planning extremely difficult,” Weiss told the Wisconsin Examiner.
As of July, the United States is home to more than 3,800 data centers, up from more than 3,600 in April.
Murky plans and not enough reform and rehabilitation, critics warn.
“Our goal is to have a more accountable legislative body,” says Iuscely Flores, organizing director for the Wisconsin Fair Maps Coalition.
“The Trump Tax is the largest redistribution of wealth and the largest cut to health care in Wisconsin history,” DNC Chairman Martin said.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said the nation’s food supply was a national security issue on par with energy and water supplies.
The budget Governor Tom Evers signed after 1 a.m. Thursday included zero money for the program, which is set to lapse next summer.
The public can join the virtual hearing by going to a DOC link and selecting the “hearing information” section.