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What Wisconsin Small Business Needs Now
Small business owners, workers and communities across Wisconsin support the Badger bounceback budget put forward by Governor Tony Evers.
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Student COVID-19 Infection Rates May Soar
The rise in student COVID infections was predicted.
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Biden Taps Expert In Native American Law As Top Lawyer At Interior
Robert Anderson is a member of the Bois Forte Band of the Minnesota Chippewa Tribe.
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Was The Alvin Cole Shooting Decision Delayed By Kenosha Unrest?
Documents show Tosa police anticipated clearance in the Cole shooting more than a month before the announcement.
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Republicans Take Dim View Of Evers’ Workforce Budget Proposals
JFC lawmakers snub restoring worker rights and shrug off workforce development.
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More Politics Than Financial Talk In School Budget Hearing
Superintendent Carolyn Stanford Taylor says goodbye.
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Wauwatosa Police Sport Thin Blue Line Flag During Reading Event
The book reading occurred at Wauwatosa’s Longfellow Middle School, and involved several officers.
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Biden Administration Mum On Returning Gray Wolves To Endangered Species List
Trump administration delisting led to massive overhunt in Wisconsin, disrespected Ojibwe wishes.
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Wisconsin Legislature Follows A Nationwide Systemic Push Against Voting Rights
GOP strategy nationwide based on false claims of fraud in a record-smashing drive to curtail voting.
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New Unit Launched At Interior To Investigate Cases Of Missing And Murdered Indigenous People
The U.S. Department of the Interior is creating a new unit to lead and help coordinate investigations.
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US Marshals Came Directly From Portland To Kenosha During Unrest
Teams were shut down in Portland and sent to Kenosha, despite promises from officials.
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Transgender Day Of Visibility Amid The ‘Dark Ages’
By March 2021, the number of copycat anti-trans bills has already broken past annual records.
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Voluntary Compliance Is All That’s Left After High Court Ruling
With no Wisconsin mask order, public health practitioners are counting on people to behave safely on their own.
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DNR Partners With USDA On Wolf Management
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources announced it will continue federal partnerships to manage conflicts between wolves and humans.
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Voting Rights Advocates Air Worries About Onslaught Of New State Election Laws
The rush to pass new voting laws followed baseless claims of fraud by President Donald Trump and his supporters in the November elections.
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Underly Calls Kerr ‘Transphobic’ Over Position On Youth Sports Bills
The two candidates for state superintendent continued to swipe at each other from opposite ends of the ideological spectrum.
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DWD Warns Of Scams That Mimic Unemployment Insurance Program
Fakery on email, social media aims to trick applicants for jobless pay, department says.
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Biden Pairs ‘Down Payment’ On Climate Crisis With Rebuilding Infrastructure
Parts of the proposal seemed intended to draw comparison to the New Deal.
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Voluntary Compliance Is All That’s Left After High Court Ruling
With no Wisconsin mask order, public health practitioners are counting on people to behave safely on their own.
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Gov. Evers: Everyone Becomes Eligible For COVID-19 Vaccine Next Week
Wisconsin moves up date by four weeks as vaccine supplies — and infections — continue to increase.
