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Report finds wildfires, heat have worsened Wisconsin air quality in recent years
A new report from the American Lung Association finds Sheboygan ranked among the top 25 worst cities in the nation for ozone pollution in recent years, and air quality worsened in the Milwaukee metropolitan area.
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Lead poisoning in Milwaukee Public Schools: What to know and how to keep your kids safe
No amount of lead in the blood is safe for children, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Interpreters wanted: Wisconsin courts struggle to meet language needs
Finding a qualified interpreter can be a struggle in Wisconsin due to high demand for the profession.
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Coalition pushes more state funding for program that helps children with developmental delays
Around 13,200 Wisconsin children receive help through the state’s Birth to 3 program every year.
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Milwaukee coffee company workers form union, owners decline to bargain
Employees of Anodyne Coffee Roasting Co. said management increasingly makes decisions with little communication with workers.
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‘He simply cared about people’: Wisconsin Catholics react to the death of Pope Francis
Catholics across Wisconsin remembered Pope Francis — the first Latin American pope and the first Jesuit pope — as a compassionate leader who had a heart for people on the margins of society.
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Wisconsin women’s center serves human trafficking victims by relying on donations, federal funding
The Women’s Center in Waukesha County has been around since 1977. It serves survivors of domestic abuse, sexual violence, child abuse and human trafficking.
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Milwaukee School Board may sue paint companies over lead crisis
The Milwaukee School Board is considering taking legal action against paint manufacturers in response to the ongoing lead crisis in the district.
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Homicides in Milwaukee went down 2 years in a row. Can leaders build on that success?
After three straight years of record homicides in Milwaukee, the city has seen a decline in the past two years.
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Army Corps fast-tracks permitting process for Enbridge Line 5 tunnel
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers plans to release its draft environmental review in June for a $750 million tunnel to house Enbridge’s Line 5.
