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In total, 512 have been published by Wisconsin Public Radio which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.

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Wisconsin Politics · Wisconsin

Trump administration urges court not to dismiss case against Wisconsin judge

74% Center coverage: 76 sources

The Trump administration argued Monday that charges should not be dropped against a Wisconsin judge who was indicted for allegedly helping a man who is in the country evade U.S. immigration agents seeking to arrest him in her courthouse.See the Story

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Attorneys Get More Time to Argue over Contested Copper Mine on Land Sacred to Apaches

68% Center coverage: 25 sources

A U.S. district judge in Arizona has opened the door for the next round of legal wrangling as environmentalists and some Native Americas seek to stop the federal government from transferring land in Arizona for a massive copper mining project. Judge Dominic Lanza in a ruling issued Monday denied motions that sought to halt the transfer pending the outcome of the case. However, he did preclude the U.S. Forest Service from proceeding with the land…See the Story

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Mississippi River Bridge South of La Crosse Reopens with Future Closures Planned This Summer

86% Center coverage: 7 sources

Engineers cleared the Black Hawk Bridge for commuters after concerns over structural integrity. Future closures are planned for summer construction.See the Story

Raising Wisconsin: Calls for Bipartisanship on Child Care to Support Working Families, Communities

50% Center coverage: 6 sources

MADISON, WIS. – Raising Wisconsin calls on Wisconsin’s state elected officials to keep child care funding a key priority in the 2025-27 state budget even though negotiations recently ended in an impasse. The coalition applauds Gov. Tony Evers’ commitment to...Education · Wisconsin See the Story

Wisconsin Data Shows Rising Emergency Room Visits for Tick Bites This Year

67% Center coverage: 6 sources

From June 2 to 8 this year, there were 64 tick bite visits per 10,000 visits, up from last year.Shoes · Madison See the Story

Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation plans to scale back programs after nearly $4M budget cut

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The leader of the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation says the agency will have to cut back on some of its programs over the next two years to compensate for a nearly $4 million drop in revenue. That’s after the Legislature’s Republican-controlled budget committee last week declined to take up WEDC’s request for additional money. The post Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation plans to scale back programs after nearly $4M budget cut a…Read Article

‘You’re Scared of the Unknown’: MPS Families Share Concerns About District’s Lead Crisis with Sen. Baldwin

100% Center coverage: 6 sources

Families spoke directly to U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin on Monday about the impact the Milwaukee Public Schools lead crisis has on their children.READ ALSO: Baldwin presses RFK, Jr. on MPS lead crisis during senate hearingI was scared because now I have to go get them tested and youre scared of the unknown, Koa Branch said.Branch was one of over a dozen MPS parents who shared their stories and concerns about lead exposure with Sen. Baldwin.READ ALSO:…Robert F. Kennedy Jr. · Milwaukee See the Story

Health care provider working to bring sexual assault exams in rural Wisconsin areas lacking access

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Sexual assault survivors in some areas of the state have to drive an hour or more to find a clinic offering sexual assault nurse examiner services known as SANE exams. The post Health care provider working to bring sexual assault exams in rural Wisconsin areas lacking access appeared first on WPR.Wisconsin · Wisconsin Read Article

Vernon County removes first dam as local officials wait for federal funding

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Three counties in southwestern Wisconsin are waiting on federal funding to remove a network of flood-control dams that are at high risk of failure. The post Vernon County removes first dam as local officials wait for federal funding appeared first on WPR.Vernon County, Wisconsin · Vernon County Read Article

Wisconsin Audio Engineer Reflects on Les Paul’s Legacy on What Would Have Been His 110th Birthday

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Les Paul, the “Wizard of Waukesha,” would have turned 110 on Monday. Almost every sound recording you listen to can be traced back to his invention of multitrack recording. The post Wisconsin audio engineer reflects on Les Paul’s legacy on what would have been his 110th birthday appeared first on WPR.Waukesha · Waukesha See the Story

Wisconsin Charities Celebrate Order Restoring AmeriCorps Funding, but Uncertainty Remains

60% Center coverage: 5 sources

Wisconsin is among the states that sued in April after the Trump administration cut off nearly $400 million in funding to AmeriCorps. The post Wisconsin charities celebrate order restoring AmeriCorps funding, but uncertainty remains appeared first on WPR.Charities · Sawyer County See the Story

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Top Wisconsin Public Radio News

Trump administration urges court not to dismiss case against Wisconsin judge

Attorneys Get More Time to Argue over Contested Copper Mine on Land Sacred to Apaches

Mississippi River Bridge South of La Crosse Reopens with Future Closures Planned This Summer

Raising Wisconsin: Calls for Bipartisanship on Child Care to Support Working Families, Communities

Wisconsin Data Shows Rising Emergency Room Visits for Tick Bites This Year

Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation plans to scale back programs after nearly $4M budget cut

‘You’re Scared of the Unknown’: MPS Families Share Concerns About District’s Lead Crisis with Sen. Baldwin

Health care provider working to bring sexual assault exams in rural Wisconsin areas lacking access

Vernon County removes first dam as local officials wait for federal funding

Wisconsin Audio Engineer Reflects on Les Paul’s Legacy on What Would Have Been His 110th Birthday

Wisconsin Charities Celebrate Order Restoring AmeriCorps Funding, but Uncertainty Remains

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