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Unions file lawsuit challenging Wisconsin Act 10
A group of unions representing public employees including teachers filed a lawsuit on Thursday challenging Wisconsin Act 10, which stripped collective bargaining rights from most public employees in the state.
Study: Air pollution linked to coal plants more deadly than previously thought
Researchers are out with new findings they say show that death rates linked to air pollution from coal plants are underestimated.
Extra Fees Drive Assisted Living Profits
Jordan Rau Assisted living centers have become an appealing retirement option for hundreds of thousands of boomers who can no longer live independently, promising a cheerful alternative to the institutional feel of a nursing home. But their cost is so crushingly high that most Americans can’t afford them. What to Know About Assisted Living The …
Wisconsin Unemployment Rate Holds Steady in October
Wisconsin’s unemployment rate held steady in the month of October, according to new data released by the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development.
Businesses Continue to Look to Call the Midwest Home – Applications Rise During October
The Midwest continued to be a destination for many new businesses, as 78,570 new business applications were filed.
Congress sends stopgap spending bill to Biden’s desk, averting shutdown for now
U.S. senators voted 87-11 to approve legislation Wednesday that would fund the government into next year, clearing the measure for President Joe Biden’s signature.
As other states mull results, recruiting starts for WI school board candidates
While many other states analyze school board races from this week, Wisconsin candidates will soon begin filing paperwork for elections next spring.
School libraries no longer just defined by Dewey Decimal System
American Education Week is underway, and those who work with Wisconsin school libraries are highlighting the value they provide to students.
Political obstruction is climate destruction
Wisconsin, like every other state, is facing an uncertain future due to a shifting climate and diminishing natural resources and instead of working towards climate solutions, our representatives are busy dismantling the very policies that are proven to work.