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ACLU Asks Court to Enforce Program for Incarcerated Mothers 

State law requires program for women inmates with children under 1 years old.

Five Milwaukee Higher Education Leaders Team Up on AI

Universities and colleges partnering with Northwestern Mutual on data science initiative.

Muskego Man Fights Charge for Writing ‘Jan. 6’ on Sidewalk With Chalk

A $565 citation for disorderly conduct. 'It’s my right to free speech,' says Jim Brownlow.

Art Teacher, Fashion Designer Becomes Presumptive County Supervisor

With no challengers in April, LeeVan Roundtree Jr. is set to represent Milwaukee County’s 5th District on the board.

Top 10 Stories of The Year

In an amazingly newsworthy year, what were top state issues?

Inside BRAVE, Milwaukee’s Expanding Clinic for Invisible Wounds

Veterans and first responders with PTSD and brain injuries find team-based, low-cost care at a new, larger location.

WPR’s Norman Gilliland Announces Retirement After 42 Years on Wisconsin Public Radio

Public Radio Stations in Wisconsin Partner to Create the Wisconsin News Collaborative

Larry Meiller announces retirement after 58 years on Wisconsin Public Radio

Legacy will continue with ongoing mid-day call-in show

WUWM 89.7 – Milwaukee’s NPR adds “Wisconsin Today” to program schedule

WPR presents a free evening of Milwaukee’s rising stars at the Bradley Symphony Center on Classical Music Day, Oct. 22

Milwaukee Ballet Presents Haunting “Giselle”

The dramatic production will feature an instrument from the Violins of Hope—Wisconsin residency