Anna Marie Yanny
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Bad Bunny gets help from a Wisconsin professorĀ
The Puerto Rican artist asked history professor Jorell MelĆ©ndez-Badillo to help write historical āvisualizersā about his island to accompany each song on YouTube.Ā
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State health officials use social media to discourage menthol tobacco use
The state department of health services is launching a campaign to discourage use of minty-flavored menthol tobacco products, which have a history of being advertised to Black communities nationally and in Wisconsin.
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UW-Madison researchers find alcohol sales increase following mass shootings
Alcohol sales in American communities go up after a public mass shooting and persist for about two years, according to a recent study by researchers at UW-Madison.Ā
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Madison police chief leaves for Seattle with body cam goal unfinished
Madison Police Chief Shon Barnes said he hopes city leaders come together to implement body cams in his absence.
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Wisconsin advocates prepare for policy impact of Trump order denying trans identity
Wisconsin LGBTQ+ advocates are mobilizing against President Donald Trumpās executive order declaring the federal government must recognize people by their biological sex instead of their gender identity.Ā
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Violent crime is down in Madison, mirroring national trend
Madison saw an 8 percent decrease in violent crime last year, Police Chief Shon Barnes said.
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UW-Madison scientists help discover North Americaās oldest dinosaur
With the discovery of a new chicken-sized dinosaur species, researchers at the University of Wisconsin ā Madison have challenged a long-held belief about where dinosaurs originated and how the ancient reptiles spread throughout the planet.Ā
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Should I test my home for radon?
DHS Wisconsin is encouraging homeowners, renters, building owners and schools to test for radon.
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A new pro women’s volleyball team is coming to MadisonĀ
A new professional volleyball league launches its inaugural season this week, including a Madison team with decorated players like star Badger alumni Sarah Franklin and Lauren Carlini.
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Milwaukee resists national homelessness trend
A recent federal report shows homelessness documented in one night jumped 18 percent nationwide last year. But in Milwaukee, the number of people experiencing homelessness declined.