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Sealing error on vote tabulation machines leads to delay in Milwaukee
A “human error” is leading to a delay in counting ballots in the city of Milwaukee. More than 30,000 ballots will be recounted.
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Discover the ‘dark side’ of genealogy at upcoming series of events in Wisconsin
An upcoming three-part series in Eau Claire focuses on when genealogical research reveals uncomfortable family secrets.
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‘Sleep in Heavenly Pizza’ is a new cozy murder mystery set in fictionalized Lake Geneva
Author Mindy Quigley calls cozy mysteries a “vacation for the mind,” which makes the fictional Geneva Bay the perfect setting. Elements of Wisconsin culture are sprinkled throughout her latest novel.
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Polls are open in Wisconsin: How to vote, what to bring
Polls are open in Wisconsin from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Here’s what you need to vote, and what’s on the ballot.
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Immigrants provide important economic contributions in Wisconsin, report says
In Wisconsin, the report found that immigrants paid $3 billion in federal, state and local taxes in 2022, and held $3.3 billion in spending power.
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More than 1.5M Wisconsin absentee ballots cast in presidential election
Wisconsin’s top elections official says the state is poised to set a new record for in-person, absentee voting.
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RNC lawsuit alleges Milwaukee Election Commission limiting poll watchers
The National Republican Committee is suing the Milwaukee Elections Commission on the eve of the presidential election. The lawsuit claims the commission arbitrarily limited the number of poll watchers at polling places during early, in-person absentee voting.
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Lambeau Field workers win first union contract
The union said 88 percent of the vendors voted to approve a tentative three-year collective bargaining agreement that was negotiated with Delaware North.
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New archbishop headed for Archdiocese of Milwaukee
Archbishop-designate Jeffrey Grob stressed parishioner engagement and his personal homecoming in Monday remarks.
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Proposed DNR rule would allow quicker changes to harvest quotas for lake trout, cisco
The DNR says the new rule would allow it to better respond to changes in Lake Superior’s fish populations.