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As Congress Tries To Regulate ‘Forever Chemicals,’ Local Water Systems Push Back
“Just the threat of liability is really worrisome to local governments”
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“Just the threat of liability is really worrisome to local governments”
Michael M. Bell sent an email message to all Wisconsin legislators, as well as a number of other government officials.
Twelve years after the last minimum-wage increase, some workers and business owners say it's time for a change.
The backlog threatens to further slow the whole system down.
Incoming police chief James MacGillis seeks to rebuild bridges with the community.
UW-Madison quarterback Graham Mertz tweeted a video out to his more than 25,000 followers teasing a new personal brand.
UW researcher says DNR has been uncooperative, oppositional.
Governor's partial vetoes pull back power from Legislature's dictates.
Milwaukee is considering having unarmed first responders and social workers respond to certain calls instead of police.
There are several institutions that failed Bailey and continue to fail many others.
Many of the messages show officers complaining about the long hours they worked in those days, others about minor nuisances of the job.
Public health experts urge continued efforts to vaccinate more people in order to tamp down more variants.
Misleading ‘Product of the USA' label is hurting American farmers.
Former FBI agent states purging the list 'seems to be appropriate.'
Workers in Janesville feel left behind as the factory that once felt like a family prepares to move most of their jobs out of the country.
BLOC, The People's Revolution, and allied elected officials call for substantive change out of controversial task force bills.
His letter to Donald Trump grabbed lots of national media attention.
In a 222-190 vote that was almost entirely party-line, just two Republicans joined Democrats in passing the resolution.
Democrats say the GOP state laws broadly disenfranchise many voters, including those of color, rural residents and people with disabilities.
Wisconsin Republicans were divided, with Reps Scott Fitzgerald and Glenn Grothman voting nay and Rep. Bryan Steil voting in favor.