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Sen Tammy Baldwin Chides Southwest Airlines Exec On Holiday Disruption
More than 16,000 Southwest flights were canceled between Dec. 21 and 31.
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Mitchell Pushes Judicial Fairness As He Tries To Escape Barnes Campaign Shadow
Instead, he's been dogged by questions — and fears from the state's left wing — about nominating a Black man in a statewide race.
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Wisconsin Supreme Court Candidate Dan Kelly Makes His Case
He spoke to a gathering of Dane County Republicans on Tuesday night in Madison.
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Wisconsin Sees Spike In Toxic Shock Syndrome Cases
Officials are urging education about tampon use.
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Biden Takes A Victory Lap In Wisconsin To Highlight ‘Good Union Jobs' From His First Two Years
He visited a union training school north of Madison on Wednesday.
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Evers Proposes Plan To Increase Local Government Aid By Over $500 Million
Under the plan, 43.4% of the total funds — around $250 million — would be allocated for public safety aid.
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Bipartisan Group Of Wisconsin Lawmakers Seek To Close Copay Loophole
The proposed bill would require all copay assistance provided to be counted towards a patient’s insurance cost-sharing requirements.
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Democrats Balk As Committee Assigns Audit Of State Licensing Department
Both audit projects were approved without the votes of the Joint Legislative Audit Committee's four Democrats.
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Warning Wisconsin People Of Faith About White Christian Nationalism
"It's a deliberate attempt to conflate religious identity with ethnic and national identity," said the Rev. Jennifer Butler.
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New State Plan Emphasizes Root Causes Behind Public Health Conditions And Outcomes
It will take “foundational shifts” to bring Wisconsin's public health agencies into discussion and action on crucial issues.
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Momentum Growing Behind Changing Wisconsin's Shared Revenue System
Milwaukee and Milwaukee County receive the largest portion of the state's shared revenue.
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Evers Makes Board Of Regents Appointment, Furthering Control Of UW System
Dr. Joan Prince is taking the vacated seat of Tracey Klein, an appointee of former Republican Gov. Scott Walker, who resigned last year.
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Evers Names Milwaukee Health Chief To Lead State Health Department
Kirsten Johnson will take office Feb. 27 as Secretary of the Department of Health Services (DHS).
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Milwaukee Residents Push For Lead Contamination Clean Up At ARPA Meeting
The city has $92 million remaining to spend from pandemic relief allocation.
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Wisconsin Republicans Float Proposal To Increase Penalties For Overdose Deaths
There were more than 1,400 overdose deaths across the state in 2021, with many of the deaths linked to fentanyl.
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Conservation Groups Complain Of Being Shut Out By Wisconsin Conservation Congress Rule Change
The WCC was created in 1934 and has served as an important avenue for members of the public to express their views.
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Controversial UW System Free Speech Survey Finds Students Afraid To Express Views In Class
Around 44% of respondents said they weren’t comfortable or only a little comfortable sharing their opinions on transgender issues.
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Healthcare.Gov Enrollment Breaks Record In U.S., Increases In Wisconsin
Almost 9,000 more Wisconsinites are enrolled for this year than in 2022.
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Legislative Black Caucus Kicks Off Black History Month
The month will end with a day of lobbying which will specifically focus on issues disproportionately affecting Black communities.
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Dorow Tells Convicted Drug Dealers They ‘Should Be Held Responsible' For Overdose Deaths
Meanwhile, her son faces scrutiny for his alleged role in the 2021 overdose death of a UW-Milwaukee student.