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Latest state aid making clean water projects possible for smaller Wisconsin communities
The state’s Safe Drinking Water Loan Program is allowing smaller Wisconsin villages to fund needed water projects they otherwise couldn’t afford.
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Early snowfall in Wisconsin lends ‘jump start’ to season after recent mild winters
Snow storms around the Thanksgiving holiday have led to an early start to the winter season, which is encouraging for winter weather enthusiasts and businesses that rely on big snowfall totals.
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After years without permit, Wisconsin dairy CAFO faces legal challenge
Environmental groups are challenging a permit issued to a large dairy farm near West Bend that operated for years without one.
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‘Dairyland, not data land’: Wisconsinites continue to protest data center projects
Wisconsin residents are continuing to push back against proposed data center developments throughout the state.
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These 2 Wisconsin counties are using AI to handle non-emergency calls
Before the system was used, dispatchers would often have to place someone who called the non-emergency line on hold to take a call for someone who called 911 with an actual emergency.
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Kenosha Charter School finds permanent campus at closed Pick ‘n Save
A Kenosha charter school has found its new home — an old Pick ‘n Save grocery.
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More winter farmers markets are popping up across Wisconsin
Winter farmers markets are not new in Wisconsin, but a few communities have started them up recently.
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Federal prosecutors plan to call up to 28 witnesses during trial for Milwaukee County Judge Hannah Dugan
Jury selection is set to start on Dec. 11. Thirty-four potential jurors have already been struck and there are around 90 potential jurors remaining.
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Blizzard conditions expected through Thanksgiving for parts of northern Wisconsin
Iron County is in the “bullseye” for the heaviest snowfall, with overall totals of 30 inches or more anticipated before the storm tapers off there tomorrow morning.
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Foxconn planning $569M expansion in Racine County that could create 1,300 jobs
Under the newest revision to Foxconn’s contract with the state, Foxconn could earn up to $96 million in state tax credits through 2029.
