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Green Bay state Senate, Assembly candidates share how they would address child care crisis
Voters at an event in Green Bay told WPR they wanted to hear from candidates about how they would address high child care costs, so we asked.
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An upcoming free event in Wisconsin aims to help caretakers find their own wellness
Learning how to balance what to do for yourself and others is what Joy Jordan of Appleton hopes caregivers can learn through her teachings of mindfulness.
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DNR signs off on 12 Stewardship projects after Supreme Court blocked legislative vetoes
Gov. Tony Evers announced the funding awards under the Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program on Friday.
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Grothman, Zarbano face off in race for Wisconsin’s 6th Congressional District
Republican U.S. Rep. Glenn Grothman of Glenbeulah is running for reelection in Wisconsin’s 6th Congressional district against Democrat John Zarbano of Oshkosh, a political newcomer.
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Warm, dry weather sparks hundreds more wildfires than normal
Wisconsin has seen around 250 more wildfires this year than the average for the last decade as the state faces high fire danger due to dry, warm weather.
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Wisconsin crop harvest is weeks ahead thanks to dry, warm weather
Harvest is at least two weeks ahead of schedule in the western Wisconsin counties of Chippewa, Dunn and Eau Claire.
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Green Bay City Council says Packers misrepresented Lambeau Field lease talks
Members of the Green Bay City Council on Wednesday said the Green Bay Packers misrepresented the state of stalled negotiations over a lease extension for Lambeau Field.
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26 rural road repairs approved in Wisconsin for work between 2025 and 2029
Federal funds will support 70 rural road projects across Wisconsin over the next five years. The Oneida County Highway Commissioner shares insight on road and bridge replacements in the northwoods.
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Green Bay Public Market to open in 2025, joining Milwaukee and Mequon
A new public market is expected to come to Green Bay next year, joining efforts to create similar markets in communities around the state.
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Climate change isn’t a top issue in this election. Some Wisconsin voters say it should be.
As a part of WPR’s America Amplified project, more than a dozen Wisconsin voters listed climate change as their top concern as they head to the polls. But it’s not a top issue in the presidential race.
