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Federal changes to the SNAP, or Foodshare as it’s called in Wisconsin, are expected to cost the state more to run the program that helps feed nearly 700,000 residents.
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Oneida County will now allow for shorter stays at tourist rooming houses—while still limiting the number of times a rental can be rented out each week.
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Embattled Wisconsin Judge Hannah Dugan, who was convicted of obstruction last month for helping an immigrant evade federal officers, has sent her resignation letter to the governor.
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The Wisconsin Constitution bars convicted felons from holding public office
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The local elections in April may seem far away, but now is the time to submit candidate papers if you want to run for office.All county board seats as well as some city council, town board, and school board seats are up for re-election.
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Federal prosecutors charged Hannah Dugan with obstruction and concealment in April
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A pair of lawsuits seeking to redraw congressional boundary lines that currently favor Republicans in Wisconsin are on track to be resolved after the 2026 midterms
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AARP is urging Wisconsin lawmakers to better protect people from cryptocurrency scams, especially when it comes to crypto kiosks.
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Gov. Tony Evers signed "Bradyn's Law", Monday, creating a new crime of sexual extortion in Wisconsin
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The executive order from Governor Tony Evers will allow for quicker and more efficient transport of heating products throughout the state
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The bill would have allowed housing providers to request documentation, and created penalties for falsely claiming an animal was a service anima
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Wisconsin taxpayers could stand to lose out on about $145 million in unclaimed tax credits annually, after the Trump administration ended a free government tax filing program created to help low-income and working families simplify tax filing