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Wisconsin Democrats back Biden after shaky debate performance
Wisconsin’s Democratic leaders supported President Joe Biden Friday, following a shaky debate performance that left some in their party openly questioning whether a new candidate should take his place.
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Wisconsin companies join national effort to get more women in the construction industry
Two Wisconsin construction companies are working to bring more women into the field. One hosted an event Thursday to show young girls opportunities in construction.
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Packers name next president and CEO to replace Mark Murphy
The Green Bay Packers have named long-time team executive Ed Policy as the organization’s next president and chief executive officer.
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2 years after Roe v. Wade was overturned, the abortion battle continues in Wisconsin
In the two years since the U.S. Supreme Court struck down Roe v. Wade, Wisconsinites have seen abortion access disappear and return — all while courts have considered whether state law bans the procedure or the state constitution protects it.
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Green Bay joins statewide effort to inform residents about federal energy savings
The city of Green Bay is joining a statewide effort to inform Wisconsinites about incentives in the federal Inflation Reduction Act that’ll help them save money and protect the environment.
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UW-Oshkosh Fox Cities closing, Women holding society together, Make Music Wisconsin
A WPR reporter tells us about the latest Universities of Wisconsin campus that will be closing. Then, our guest argues women have had to shoulder much of society’s “safety net” […]
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First heatwave of the summer brings high temps to Wisconsin
The first heatwave of the summer is rolling through Wisconsin, bringing temperatures in the 90s along with it.
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6 UW campuses projected to have deficits, even after cost-savings efforts
The number of Universities of Wisconsin campuses projected to have budget deficits heading into next school year is down from last year. But one campus has already used all of its reserves.
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Mercury Marine in Fond du Lac plans to lay off 300 workers
A decline in demand for recreational boats is driving Mercury Marine, a boat parts manufacturer in Fond du Lac County, to prepare to cut 300 positions this summer, according to a spokesperson.
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Jill Biden visits Green Bay to promote administration’s health care policies
First lady Jill Biden told seniors in Green Bay on Thursday that former President Donald Trump would cut Social Security and Medicare if he’s reelected.