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State Reviewing Milwaukee Business’s Suspicious Use of Pandemic Grant
Owner Cynthia Brown has connections to state Sen. Lena Taylor.
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Water Company Moving To Downtown
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Moms for Liberty Rising in Wisconsin
Part of national group pushing to ban books and raced-focused history lessons and opposing LGBTQ+ concerns.
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Ramirez Has Big Plans For Cardinal Stritch Campus
$24 million investment will help create northside Augustine Prep, making a mega-school.
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Berrada Sues Milwaukee Tenants Union For Defamation
Mega-landlord's lawsuit focuses on November fire and group's subsequent claims.
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The Right Takes Over Waukesha Schools
Waukesha, Arrowhead districts move to restrict how history taught, pronouns used, free speech outside classroom.
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Special Election for Assembly Seat Tuesday
Republican Paul Melotik vs Democrat Bob Tatterson for open seat in WOW counties.
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Remote Work Proves Durable in Wisconsin
400,000 in state, or 15% of workforce, now work remotely.
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