People
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Report: Dane County judges don’t always follow legal best practices on restraining orders
Domestic Abuse Intervention Services urges judges to show respect for victims of abuse and harassment and follow the law.
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Following school shooting, Evers directs federal funds to new violence prevention office
Gov. Tony Evers announced Tuesday he will direct $10 million in federal funding to a new statewide office dedicated to preventing violence, including gun violence.
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Mumps case in Clark County highlights vaccination concerns
Mumps begins with flu-like symptoms including fever, muscle aches, pain in the front of the neck and trouble chewing. Complications can be more severe, ranging from encephalitis to deafness.
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An opera performance that’s perfect for the radio
“The Radio Hour,” is a one-act opera by Jake Heggie that reveals the innermost thoughts of a character as she turns the dial to interact with what she hears over the airwaves.
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UW-Madison scientists help discover North America’s oldest dinosaur
With the discovery of a new chicken-sized dinosaur species, researchers at the University of Wisconsin – Madison have challenged a long-held belief about where dinosaurs originated and how the ancient reptiles spread throughout the planet.
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4 Milwaukee craft breweries closed in 2024. Experts say it’s part of a national trend.
In the past few months, City Lights Brewing Company, Enlightened Brewery Company, MobCraft Beer and Company Brewery all closed in the Brew City.
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Enbridge submits final report to federal regulators on oil spill in Jefferson County
Around 4 gallons of crude oil reached groundwater at the site of an Enbridge spill that leaked around 69,000 gallons at the company’s Line 6 pump station in Jefferson County, according to a final report submitted to federal regulators.
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Capitol police arrest 1, escort 3 from DNR building during Line 5 protest
Capitol Police arrested one individual Monday for disorderly conduct and resisting an officer during a protest of Enbridge’s proposed Line 5 reroute at the offices for the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.
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Wisconsin starts the week with frigid temperatures, subzero wind chills
Many Wisconsinites woke up to frigid temperatures and subzero wind chills Monday, but temperatures should get above freezing by the end of the week.
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Oshkosh travel agency raising awareness of human trafficking ahead of NFL Draft
The NFL Draft in Green Bay is expected to bring in tens of thousands of people in April. A travel management company in northeast Wisconsin is releasing materials to help travelers know the warning signs of human trafficking.