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New DHS Data Show School Year Vaccination Rates Held Steady for 2024-2025 School Year
Parents are urged to get children protected before the new school year starts
Aug 4th, 2025 by Wisconsin Department of Health ServicesDHS Confirms First Cases of Measles in Wisconsin This Year
No known public exposure identified, overall risk to the public is low
Aug 2nd, 2025 by Wisconsin Department of Health ServicesGov. Evers Urges Bipartisan Opposition to Trump Budget
Governor releases list of impacts Trump Administration’s budget will have on Wisconsin’s seniors, women, veterans, people with disabilities, and workforce
Jul 31st, 2025 by Gov. Tony EversWisconsin’s Cross-Agency Collaboration Supports Progress for Workers with Disabilities
2025 Joint Report Highlights Career Pathways, Equity, and Wages
Jul 29th, 2025 by Wisconsin Department of Workforce DevelopmentFirst Confirmed West Nile Virus Activity Found in Wisconsin This Year
DHS urges everyone to protect themselves from mosquito bites
Jul 28th, 2025 by Wisconsin Department of Health ServicesState’s First Dental Assistant Registered Apprenticeship Program Launches
Program is latest earn-while-you-learn solution aimed at workforce shortages
Jul 28th, 2025 by Wisconsin Department of Workforce DevelopmentDHS Celebrates 15th Anniversary of Wisconsin’s Smoke-Free Indoor Air Law
The law limits secondhand smoke indoors and supports prevention efforts
Jul 3rd, 2025 by Wisconsin Department of Health ServicesGov. Evers Signs Two Bills Advancing Nuclear Energy Innovation in Wisconsin
Governor signs four additional bills filling gaps to ensure kids in crisis can get the close-to-home care they need, strengthening support for statewide child advocacy centers, and supporting workplace safety for local police and fire
Jul 2nd, 2025 by Gov. Tony EversGov. Evers Approves Bill to Support Lead Service Line Replacement in Superior
Act 8 would allow private water utility in Superior to utilize federal funding for lead service line replacement
Jul 1st, 2025 by Gov. Tony Evers