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Inferior Care Feared As Counties Privatize Nursing Homes

Inferior Care Feared As Counties Privatize Nursing Homes

In past three decades, 22 Wisconsin counties have sold or closed facilities.

Wisconsin Sees Surge In Whooping Cough

Wisconsin Sees Surge In Whooping Cough

1,887 confirmed cases of pertussis. Health officials urge people to get vaccinated.

ACA Enrollment Off to Strong Start

ACA Enrollment Off to Strong Start

'Incredibly busy' in Wisconsin. But will Trump, Republicans target health care coverage in 2025?

Legislative Committee Studying Whether To Create Long-Term Youth Psychiatric Care Facilities

Legislative Committee Studying Whether To Create Long-Term Youth Psychiatric Care Facilities

Seventy-eight children were placed out of state for care in 2023.

Wisconsin Health Officials Urge Vaccination Before Holidays

Wisconsin Health Officials Urge Vaccination Before Holidays

Flu, RSV and COVID-19 vaccinations are available.

The State of Politics: Candidates Ignore State’s Looming ‘Senior Tsunami’
The State of Politics

Candidates Ignore State’s Looming ‘Senior Tsunami’

Over-75 population expected to explode, creating huge shortage of health care workers.

Coggs Center Redevelopment Secures $2 Million

Coggs Center Redevelopment Secures $2 Million

'Vliet Street Lofts' would include affordable apartments.

Return Your Unused Medicine To Avoid Chance of Abuse, Overdose

Return Your Unused Medicine To Avoid Chance of Abuse, Overdose

Led by Attorney General Josh Kaul, Wisconsin officials urge public to participate in 'Drug Take Back Day' Saturday.

Wisconsin Children Have Second-Worst Vaccination Rate

Wisconsin Children Have Second-Worst Vaccination Rate

State officials ramping up promotion as federal report shows immunization is plummeting.

Friday Photos: Politicians Get Close Look at Coggs Center Construction
Friday Photos

Politicians Get Close Look at Coggs Center Construction

Hard hat tour loops through several doors in building designed to have "No Wrong Door."

Medicaid Expansion Could Benefit 90,000 Wisconsin Residents

Medicaid Expansion Could Benefit 90,000 Wisconsin Residents

Wisconsin Policy Forum studies long-offered expansion's potential, ability to save $200 million annually.

State-Funded Leave Behind Program Gives Live-Saving Tools to Opioid Addicts

State-Funded Leave Behind Program Gives Live-Saving Tools to Opioid Addicts

$500,000 from opioid settlement pays for kits with Narcan and fentanyl test strips.

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