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Wisconsin Health Department Expands List Of People Eligible For Monkeypox Vaccine
There have been 81 monkeypox cases in the state identified so far as of Wednesday, according to DHS.
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Wisconsin Utilities Push Back Against Low Grades From Sierra Club
WPS received an F, while We Energy and Alliant each received a D.
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Right-Wing Law Firm Files Lawsuit Against Student Debt Forgiveness
The lawsuit, filed on behalf of the Brown County Taxpayers' Association (BCTA) is one of several filed across the country.
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Gun Control Advocates: Milwaukee Police Union Misses Mark With Firearms Lawsuit
Since 2020, two officers have been injured when department-issued SIG Sauer P320 sidearms fired without the trigger being pulled.
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Johnson Makes Senate Race About Crime But Votes Against $3 Billion For Public Safety
Most of the funding he voted against, $2.1 billion, would have gone to the Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) program.
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Union And UW Health Trade Legal Arguments On Nurses' Union Rights
Legal briefs, the last of which was submitted Friday, outline the arguments of both the union and the hospital system.
Greendale, WI|News|
‘White Lives Matter' Flyers Distributed Around Village Of Greendale
Other Wisconsin communities have seen similar racist messages over the last couple of years.
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Wisconsin Governor's Race The Most Expensive In The Country
The two sides have spent $55 million since the August primary.
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Anti-Trump Republican PAC Launches Campaign Against Michels
The group is tied to the national Republican Accountability Project, which is run by Bill Kristol and Sarah Longwell.
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DNR Says Wisconsin's Wolf Population Dropped 14% After Hunt
Hunters killed 218 wolves in three days.
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Wisconsin Supreme Court To Weigh In On Whether Judge Can Order Ivermectin To Treat COVID-19
A Waukesha County man wanted a judge to order a hospital to use the treatment on his uncle.
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New Survey Finds Older Wisconsin Voters Favor Republicans For Senate, Governor
However, some of their top policy priorities would appear to favor the Democrats.
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Career Civil Servant Vs. Culture Warrior For Congress
The race for Wisconsin’s 3rd Congressional District seat is one of the most closely contested in the nation.
Milwaukee, WI|News|
Republicans Sue Milwaukee Over Effort To Get Out The Vote
The lawsuit seeks communications between city employees about a privately funded GOTV effort.
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Baldwin, Grothman, Fitzgerald Urge Feds To Investigate Chinese Firm On Wisconsin Company's Behalf
Man Wah holdings sold knockoffs of Germantown-based Raffel's patented, lighted cup holder to be installed in furniture.
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Ahead Of Razor Thin Elections, Are Democrats Overlooking Rural Wisconsin?
Twenty-three counties flipped from Obama to Trump from 2012 to 2016 and only two, Door and Sauk, flipped back to Biden in 2020.
Green Bay, WI|News|
Referenda Ask Voters If Election Aid Should Be Outlawed
The referendums are on the ballot in Waukesha, Price, Lincoln and Brown counties.
Waukesha, WI|News|
Referendums Ask Wisconsin Voters If Election Aid Should Be Outlawed
The referendums are on the ballot in Waukesha, Price, Lincoln and Brown counties.
Milwaukee, WI|News|
Homes MKE Development Teams Selected To Renovate 150 Vacant Properties In Milwaukee
The goal is to provide residents with affordable housing.
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A Wisconsin Union Firebrand In The 1970s And ‘80s Sees Labor's Future In His Past
Jon Melrod has written a memoir that tells a slice of labor history in Kenosha four decades ago, but he believes it has a broader appeal.