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Justice Ginsburg’s Seat Must Not Be Filled Before Inauguration Day (Opinion)
COMMENTARY: There are several reasons to wait until the winners of the November elections take office in January 2021.
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Less Than 1% Of Wisconsin Callers Seeking Unemployment Compensation Got Through
Amid a crush of calls to DWD, millions went unanswered, auditors report.
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A Film Tells ‘What It Feels Like To Be Disenfranchised’ In Wisconsin
Documentary looks at 2018 elections and the struggle to reverse the Walker era.
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Pompeo Warns Legislators That The Chinese Communist Party Sees Them As “The Weak Link”
Democrats decry using the Capitol and taxpayer resources as a campaign prop.
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Mother Of Christopher Davis Continues Seeking Justice For Son Killed In Botched Drug Bust
“It wasn’t a good plan,” a police sergeant told investigators.
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Shawano County Courthouse Closed Due To COVID-19 Outbreak But DA Won’t Go Virtual
In the email, a staff member writes that DA Parker “got his way” and the staff will continue to work in-person.
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Pandemic Historian To Leaders: ‘Just Tell The Truth’
'We have done such a poor job. We have so many people dead. We have a real possibility of things getting a lot worse.'
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Trump Says He’ll Announce Supreme Court Pick By Friday Or Saturday
Trump said he has narrowed his pick to five women.
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Biden And Trump: Who’s The Real Populist?
The candidates fight for working-class voters in Wisconsin.
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Chair Reacts To Wauwatosa Police Union’s Call To Disband Social Justice Committee
It's the third time Wauwatosa police have attacked the character of a Black man in government for supporting BLM.
Milwaukee, WI|News|
Donald Trump Isn't Running For Wisconsin State Assembly, Is He?
No, but his presidency has fired up both sides with a veto-proof supermajority and redistricting maps in the balance.
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Wisconsin Mask Mandate Set To Expire; Governor Looking To Extend Order
DHS says latest COVID-19 spike is concentrated in young adults, mainly on college campuses
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Wauwatosa 'Stifling' Police Shooting Investigation, Attorney Says
Lawyer Kimberly Motley feels her investigation into Tosa PD is being intentionally stifled
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Wisconsin Supreme Court Blocks Local Virtual Schooling Restrictions
The Wisconsin Supreme Court overturned a Dane County ruling that required virtual schooling. Here's what it means for Wisconsin.
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Rural Wisconsin Is Divided, But Still Leans Toward Trump
Through the dairy farm crisis, trade wars and pandemic, farmers stay the course
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Wisconsin College Plans 'Falling Apart' Amid Coronavirus Case Spread
As of Wednesday night, UW-Madison tested more than 18,000 students — with more than 1,000 testing positive.
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One-Third Of Wisconsinites Would Not Take COVID-19 Vaccine: Poll
A full one-third of Wisconsin residents surveyed said they are not likely to get a free vaccine when it is ready.
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Major GOP-Friendly Wisconsin Lobby Group In Trouble With IRS: Report
State Reps. Scott Krug, Lee Nerison, Jessie Rodriguez and Patrick Snyder were among those who benefited from Jobs First Coalition funds.
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UW-Madison Restricts All Student Movement; Issues Quarantine Orders
UW-Madison will only be able to attend academic activities, work, exercise, buy food and attend religious gatherings.
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New U.S. Eviction Moratorium In Effect For Rest Of 2020
The federal order will last through December, but tenants must act in order to be covered. Here's what you need to know.
