After backlash from city leaders, the Red Cross has reversed a decision to stop sending volunteers into certain Milwaukee neighborhoods after fires. We take a closer look at what that means for the communities. We also discuss ice safety with a DNR representative and take a look back at how things have changed since the great recession of 10 years ago.
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Milwaukee Red Cross Reverses Changes After Questions From City Leaders
After backlash from city leaders, the Red Cross has reversed a decision to stop sending volunteers into certain Milwaukee neighborhoods after fires. We talk with a Milwaukee alderperson about what that means for the communities.
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Winter Ice Safety
Even with the extremely cold temperatures currently covering Wisconsin, it is important to be safe when spending time on the ice. We talk with a DNR warden about ice safety.
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The Great Recession, 10 Years Out
The Great Recession began 10 years ago last month. The Pew Research Center says the U.S. workforce has shrunk, grown older and more diverse since that time. How does Wisconsin fare? Are the changes good? We talk with an expert.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Gretchen Brown Producer
- Judith Siers-Poisson Producer
- Khalif Rainey Guest
- Todd Schaller Guest
- Steve Deller Guest
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