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Measles confirmed in UW-Madison student
Officials shared several locations where the public was exposed Monday through Wednesday last week, including UW-Madison’s Union South, the Waisman Center and a Qdoba location near campus.
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Wisconsin’s version of C-SPAN resumes coverage at the state Capitol
Wisconsin’s version of C-SPAN is back online after going dark for about seven weeks due to a lack of funding.
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Milwaukee County benefits director fired following lapse in health insurance contract
Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley announced an “employee” who let the county’s health insurance contract with UnitedHealthcare lapse last year has been fired.
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Becoming an organ donor: Difficult decision leads to tremendous gift
“The operation takes two to three hours,” Dr. Nikole Neidlinger said on “The Larry Meiller Show.” “When we attach a kidney and open it up to blood flow, it just starts functioning. I’ve seen it thousands of times now, but every time I’m like, ‘This is a miracle. This is amazing.’”
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Ag leaders: Trade could make or break Wisconsin farms in 2026
Leaders in Wisconsin agriculture are warning the state’s farmers to brace for another tough year for trade and market conditions.
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Plans move forward to bring new nuclear energy to Kewaunee County
EnergySolutions first announced plans to explore bringing new nuclear power to the Kewaunee County site last year.
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Supreme Court candidates differ on state courts’ role in federal immigration disputes
Wisconsin’s Supreme Court candidates have different opinions about the role state courts should in disputes involving federal immigration agents.
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Wisconsin receives failing grades in tobacco control
Tobacco use is Wisconsin’s and the country’s leading cause of preventable death and disease.
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Lapse of health care contract for Milwaukee County employees angers officials
Milwaukee County officials are calling for an “emergency action” after learning that the contract covering healthcare for thousands of county employees has lapsed.
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Trump’s trade war took a toll on shipments in the Twin Ports last year
Cargo shipments at the Port of Duluth-Superior slumped last year due to headwinds driven by unfavorable market trends, shifting trade lanes and President Donald Trump’s trade war.










