http://newiprogressive.com/images/stories/S5/uw-madison-college-early-learning-campus-s451.jpgThe Goodman South facility will provide licensed care for up to 100 kids, addressing a critical shortage of child care options in the city of Madison
http://newiprogressive.com/images/stories/S5/tony-evers-talks-2u-s5.jpgGovernor urges passage of $1 billion property tax relief plan, K-12 school funding, lower costs for seniors and families, cut red tape in affordable housing, support veterans and farmers, fight PFAS, and renew the Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program.
http://newiprogressive.com/images/stories/S5/healthcare-family-dr-s440.jpgOpen Enrollment Closes, DC politics, cuts are making people sicker and poorer in the middle of their economic crisis.
A person diagnosed with diabetic eye and peripheral nerve damage makes a statement on her personal experience with legal prescription drugs and her hope to see medical marijuana legalized in Wisconsin. Made before the Brown County Board Executive Committee on July 9, 2018.
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Safety concerns grow as administration ignores body camera mandate.
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Nonprofit, nonpartisan conservation group presents fourth entry in ‘Walker’s Wisconsin’ Series.
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Statewide Candidates get private tour of area mines, and meeting with families whose lives have been affected by sand mines in their backyards.
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Wisconsin farmers are facing challenges starting the new industrial hemp pilot program. Now confidentiality roadblocks are generating a new organization to connect growers, processors, retailers and consumers to establish and promote a dynamic hemp market.
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Foxconn changes factory to one making smaller, older technology screens. New proposed plant smaller than "13,000 job" one first pledged to get $4.5 billion taxpayer giveaway.
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