Popular Fruit Trucks Returning to Milwaukee
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Tiffany Gets Donation From Business He’s Helping Buy National Forest Land
Concrete supplier would get 14 acres of forest land in Wisconsin's North Woods.
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Economic advisor to Democratic Gov. Evers worked 16 years with Organic Valley co-op business.
by Erik Gunn, Wisconsin Examiner
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We Energies, Oracle Want Looser Financial Protections for Data Centers
Companies ask state regulators to require less collateral for new projects.
Jun 13th, 2026 by Joe Schulz, Wisconsin Public Radio
Crowley’s New Budget Director Aces First Confirmation Hearing
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Two appeals use different legal arguments. Conservative justices oppose both.
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Got Counsel? Wisconsin Farmers Sue Over ‘Got Milk?’ Program
Lawsuit backed by conservative law firm targets mandatory fees for milk marketing.
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New Plant Shop Opens in Riverwest
Plants and community flourish at Welcome 2 The Jungle.
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Anglers Blame Politics As Wisconsin Cuts Back On Stocking Game Fish
With two state hatcheries closed, musky, walleye and brown trout numbers are on the chopping block.
Jun 12th, 2026 by Danielle Kaeding, Wisconsin Public Radio
Wisconsin Prisons Bar Journalists From Recording Inmate Phone Calls
DOC cites victims’ rights and security, while open-government advocates see a blow to transparency.
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MSOE Replacing A Parking Lot With AI
New building is 'Next Bold Step' for university.
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Moore, Pocan Push To Repeal School Choice Tax Credit
Keep Public Funds in Public Schools Act would undo a key piece of last year’s budget bill.
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Tenant Sought For Former Rare Steakhouse Space
The restaurant space is listed as a turnkey opportunity.
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New Federal Student Loan Rules Hit July 1 For Wisconsin Borrowers
End of SAVE plan, new caps and repayment options could reshape debt for 700,000 residents.
Jun 12th, 2026 by Trevor Hook, Wisconsin Public Radio
More Whistleblowers Go Public With Allegations Against Veolia
Former Veolia employees say maintenance records destroyed, sewer plant data falsified.
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Port Bids Bon Voyage to Longtime Board Chair
Mayor, port officials, board colleaues wish smooth sailing to Timothy Hoelter.
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Modern Walker’s Point Condo
Features 12' ceilings, timber beams, hardwood floors, and a spacious kitchen with stainless steel appliances
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Wisconsin Now Lets Drivers Buy State Park Passes With DMV Renewal
New online and in-person option aims to boost convenience, visits and park funding statewide.
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Veolia Announces Audit Plan of Its Own
Private wastewater operator facing scrutiny for its handling of public sewerage operations.
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Vision Zero Summit Rallies Milwaukee To End Traffic Deaths By 2037
Hundreds gather to push safer street design, accountability and community action on reckless driving.
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A Walker’s Point Fixture is Back in Business
Popular pizzeria reopens after abrupt, four-month closure.
Jun 11th, 2026 by Sophie Bolich
Nadi Plates Cancels Plans To Open In Former Food Hall
The Italian restaurant instead hopes to open its flagship in another East Side building
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Two Democrats Vie To Challenge State Treasurer John Leiber
Primary will decide who faces Wisconsin’s lone Republican constitutional officer in November.
Jun 11th, 2026 by Baylor Spears, Wisconsin Examiner
