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The American Psychological Association defines trauma as an emotional response to a terrible event like a natural disaster, an accident or a rape. But… -
An estimated 900,000 Wisconsin households rely on private wells for drinking water. It seems with every passing day, we learn wells are being impacted by…
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More companies are pushing to build large solar energy farms in Wisconsin. The state's Public Service Commission is expected to vote soon on a proposed…
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Milwaukee has been called one of the most segregated cities in America, and one of the worst places for black people to live and raise their families.With…
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As part of our Beats Me series, we spotlighted Milwaukee Public Schools parent coordinators, who are tasked with the on-the-ground work of connecting…
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Tjuna Eggson has worked in Milwaukee Public Schools for more than 20 years. Twelve of those years, she’s had the title of ‘parent coordinator.’ "One of…
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The topic of recycling evokes a variety of reactions. For some people, their practice is a passion. For others, it's sheer confusion.We want to help you…
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Cancer is the second-leading cause of death in the U.S., close behind heart disease. So, when there's talk of a new cancer drug discovery, patients and…
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With street names like Winnebago and villages such as Mukwonago, there's no denying the historical presence of Native Americans in Wisconsin.That spurred…
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A UW-Milwaukee center that works on disability issues is developing an online way to inform people about access to public buildings like restaurants. It's…
