Evan Casey
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Milwaukee Health Department may shut down city schools due to high levels of lead
Officials with the health department said they may move to shut down schools in Milwaukee to clean additional buildings that may have lead risk hazards.
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TitletownTech to host ‘startup draft day’ ahead of 2025 NFL Draft in Green Bay
As football players and fans from across the nation descend on Green Bay for the 2025 NFL Draft, another type of competition will be held ahead of the event.
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Wisconsin bill would designate observance day in schools for civil rights pioneer Vel Phillips
A newly introduced state bill would make Feb. 18 — the birthday of iconic civil rights activist Vel Phillips — a special observance day at public schools across Wisconsin.Â
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Milwaukee’s public housing authority owes city over $5M
Milwaukee’s embattled public housing authority has failed to reimburse the city for staff who are on the payroll in another city department. It’s the latest financial miscue for the agency that oversees public housing properties across the city.
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More schools in Milwaukee are being tested for possible high levels of lead
Health officials in Milwaukee are testing more schools for high levels of lead after two more students have tested positive for lead poisoning.Â
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Illinois delays project to keep invasive carp out of Great Lakes, cites uncertainty over federal funding
A plan to build a barrier to keep invasive carp out of the Great Lakes has hit a roadblock due to concerns about federal funding available under the Trump administration.Â
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Suicide prevention training program expands in honor of late Milwaukee alder
Levi Stein wants to train 1,000 people in Wisconsin by World Suicide Prevention Day on Sept. 10.Â
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Memorial for Milwaukee murder victim moves forward after county withdraws plans due to backlash
A public memorial for 19-year-old Sade Robinson, who was killed and dismembered last year, is moving forward with the help of a fundraising effort after Milwaukee County officials withdrew plans for the site due to a “flurry of racist emails.”Â
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Milwaukee area business leaders, officials voice support for increasing UW system budget
Public and private sector leaders in Milwaukee say increasing funding for the Universities of Wisconsin will lead to more people living and working in the state.Â
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Wisconsin communities still turning to public safety referendums after passage of shared revenue law
Municipalities across Wisconsin are still asking residents to approve referendums to fund public safety even after a sweeping measure to send more money to local governments was passed in 2023.