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Democratic U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin held a roundtable to hear about delays in medical care and fear of additional job loss.
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Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers says every American should be concerned about “chilling” suggestions from President Donald Trump’s top border adviser that he could be arrested over guidance the Democrat issued to state employees about what to do if confronted by federal immigration agents.
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Ahead of May Day, Fernanda Jimenez of Comité Sin Fronteras and attorney Rich Saks joined WUWM's Jimmy Gutierrez to talk about how vulnerable populations can stay safe at protests.
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In Glendale Saturday, constituents of U.S. Senator Ron Johnson held an "empty chair" town hall, sharing their concerns about the direction of the federal government and its impact on Americans.
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Over the past few weeks, two people have been detained and arrested by ICE agents at Milwaukee’s county courthouse. Here's what happened and what residents should know moving forward.
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The Trump administration is laying down tariffs, along with a few pauses, and local breweries say they are experiencing whiplash.
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Although Milwaukee's request for extra staff from the CDC was initially approved, layoffs this month completely shuttered the federal agency's lead prevention unit.
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Funding was cut for a program designed to train 36 special education teachers for MPS. A judge has put a temporary stop to the cuts, but the program remains in limbo.
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The president's son speaks at a rally to support Brad Schimel, while Susan Crawford's supporters protest outside.
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The USDA has restored some, but not all, federal support for agriculture programs in Wisconsin.