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Milwaukee Co. Budget Passes; Some Residents, Board Members Concerned
Some harm reduction and human needs programs didn't escape the chopping block.
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Some harm reduction and human needs programs didn't escape the chopping block.
Some harm reduction and human needs programs didn't escape the chopping block.
Some harm reduction and human needs programs didn't escape the chopping block.
Some harm reduction and human needs programs didn’t escape the chopping block.
A likely reason for the decrease in uncompensated care overall and in charity care is the federal COVID-19 public health emergency.
Critics of the survey say they are worried about the responses being weaponized by Republicans.
Critics of the survey say they are worried about the responses being weaponized by Republicans.
Critics of the survey say they are worried about the responses being weaponized by Republicans.
Additionally, the agreement requires Google to provide more transparency measures for location tracking services.
The department has scheduled public hearings in Milwaukee on the plan on Dec. 12 and Dec. 14.
Although the GOP did not gain a supermajority, they picked up an additional seat in the state Senate and three more in the state Assembly.
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos and Senate Majority Leader Devin LeMahieu both won reelection.
The “Wisconsin Remembers” exhibit puts faces to the names of the veterans who are listed on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall in D.C.
Critics of the outside funding claimed it gave an unfair advantage to communities with large concentrations of Democratic voters.
Since 1999, the state's population goal has been set at 350 wolves. September's estimate put the wolf population at 970.
While they were on the ballots of largely Democratic cities, the marijuana measures passed with an average of 74.7% of the vote.
In the early morning hours of Wednesday, candidates losing even tight races at the top of the ticket in Wisconsin conceded.
Barnes said that his campaign for the U.S. Senate performed better than many gave it credit for.
Democrat Doug La Follette held a margin of just over 7,000 votes over Republican State Rep. Amy Loudenbeck with 99% of the ballots counted.
Kaul said he’d continue to work to reinstate the right to an abortion in the state.