http://newiprogressive.com/images/stories/S5/emt-s438.jpgGov. Evers, DWD Announce Over $410,000 in Fast Forward Training Grants to Train Over 600 Healthcare Workers, Help Address Healthcare Workforce Shortage.
http://newiprogressive.com/images/stories/S5/electrical-workers-s450.jpgRecord 12,141 high school juniors and seniors enrolled in the state’s Youth Apprenticeship program during the 2025-26 school year.
http://newiprogressive.com/images/stories/laura/iran-war-oil-2026-s440.pngWe’re told to live greener, drive less, and save the planet until a global crisis hits, then it’s all about oil, survival, and keeping the lights on. The war in Iran is exposing just how fragile our commitment to sustainability really is.
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Businesses in Door County now eligible; application deadlines extended for Florence, Forest, and Marinette Counties.
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Modifications to Badger Fund of Funds, Early Literacy Program become law. Fees for nonresident archer hunting licenses and nonresident crossbow hunting licenses increased.
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Gov. Evers’ improvements to bill ensure flexibility for crisis response funding to be used for any hospital services, including urgent care, OB-GYN, and mental health services after recent hospital closure.
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Advocate for public schools, economic justice, racial justice, and reproductive rights will not run for third term this fall. Thanks Green Bay.
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“One of life’s most underappreciated talents is to know when it’s time to move on to life’s next chapter,” McConnell said.
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Sen. Smith and Rep. Emerson examine the challenges presented by the recent HSHS closures in the Chippewa Valley and the importance of maintaining flexibility with the $15 million approved by the legislature.
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