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Two candidates are vying for an open seat on the Milwaukee Common Council April 1. What will the new alderperson do on the job?
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Four seats on the MPS Board of School Directors are up for election on April 1. What does the board do, and where does their power end?
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Drastic changes are happening in the federal government. Here's how to reach your representatives and senators in Congress.
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A look at what’s at stake in this year’s state Supreme Court race, which will once again determine the court’s ideological control.
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Wisconsin voters have narrowed the field of candidates for the state's top education job. But what does the state superintendent of public instruction actually do?
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A new session is upon us in the Wisconsin Legislature. It will be taking up everything from tax cuts to other forms of economic relief to education to the environment. Here's how Wisconsin residents can get involved.
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Wisconsin's next election is April 1. Here's a guide to help people vote in Wisconsin.
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Milwaukee County’s budget office is projecting a $19-million deficit for 2024. This announcement has some residents worried about what this means for the essential services they rely upon.
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This Spring Election, Milwaukeeans will have a chance to vote for the next city comptroller. The comptroller is the city’s chief financial officer and serves a four-year term.
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Milwaukee’s primary election is two weeks away and when voters go to cast their ballot on Feb. 20, they might notice one candidate’s name show up multiple times, Ieshuh Griffin.
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Read these tips to help survive winter storms in Wisconsin.
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Plazos de votación, registro, voto en ausencia, la lista continúa: aquí hay una guía para ayudar a las personas a votar en las elecciones de Wisconsin este 2024.
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There’s nearly 30,000 people in southeastern Wisconsin without electricity, worried — not about the Packers, but about how to make it through a day that has a high of 7 (and wind chills as low as -34).
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Have you ever wanted to learn more about a historic home or building in Milwaukee? This Bubbler Talk explores how to do the research and gives you the tools to do it yourself.