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After 'fighting' and negotiations, council finally picks 15 winners for funding.
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Milwaukee Teacher’s Aide Spared From Deportation. For Now
Protestors support mother of two daughters whose brother was killed in El Salvador.
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A lot. The most in manufacturing, but biggest impact may be on farms.
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What To Know About Wisconsin’s Non-Citizen Voting Referendum
The measure would change state constitution to limit voting to U.S. citizens. Would it have an impact?
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1,500 Miles From Border, Immigration a Top GOP Issue in Wisconsin
Trump has promised to crack down on immigration during Wisconsin campaign stops.
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Downtown Janitors Secure Wage Increases
Wages were a top priority when contract negotiations began in June.
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Anti-Republican Group Takes Over Downtown Streets
Coalition to March on the RNC is the result of some 100 groups coming together.
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Bernie Sanders to Host Private Brunch in Milwaukee
Event canceled after publication.
Jun 21st, 2024 by Michael Horne
Janitors Union Prepares for Contract Fight
Union representing downtown janitors seeks to protect workers' pandemic-era wage gains. Mayor joins the rally.
Jun 12th, 2024 by Graham Kilmer
Jack Eckblad Wins Bay View County Board Seat
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