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Wisconsin Supreme Court’s liberal majority strikes down 176-year-old abortion ban
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Wisconsin Supreme Court’s liberal majority strikes down 176-year-old abortion ban

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Wisconsin Races to Pass Budget to Secure Hospital Funding
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Wisconsin Races to Pass Budget to Secure Hospital Funding

53% Center coverage: 26 sources
If Congress passes President Donald Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill" before the state budget is approved, Wisconsin hospitals will lose out on $1 billion each year in federal funding.See the Story
Gov. Tony Evers Signs Bills to Bolster Nuclear Power in Wisconsin
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Gov. Tony Evers Signs Bills to Bolster Nuclear Power in Wisconsin

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Lawmakers who advocated for the measures said they hoped to make Wisconsin the “Silicon Valley” for nuclear power development in the country.See the Story

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Ron Johnson says tax and spending bill could be done by August recess
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Ron Johnson says tax and spending bill could be done by August recess

Republican Sen. Ron Johnson 'satisfied' with Trump's bill after initial opposition
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Republican Sen. Ron Johnson 'satisfied' with Trump's bill after initial opposition

Gov. Tony Evers Signs Budget After Legislature Races to Secure Funds for Wisconsin Hospitals

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Lawmakers and Gov. Tony Evers raced to pass the budget before action in Washington D.C. cuts off Wisconsin hospitals from more than $1 billion in potential federal funding.Tony Evers · MadisonSee the Story

Price Tracker: Shoppers Talk About Grocery Prices Ahead of Cookouts for the Fourth of July

72% Center coverage: 7 sources
It's Friday, which means it's time for this week's TMJ4 Price Tracker.TMJ4 tracks the prices of staple foods weekly at stores around Southeastern Wisconsin.You can see that data here.With the Fourth of July weekend, meat is something that is on the top of many shoppers' minds.If you're looking for ground beef to make burgers, the Pick 'n Save in West Milwaukee turned out to have the best price. With a sale going on, you could get a pound of grou…Economy · United StatesSee the Story

Rib Mountain man kayaks Wisconsin River in record time

100% Center coverage: 1 sources
This spring, Andy Nevitt paddled down the entirety of the Wisconsin River faster than anyone on record, in just 3 days, 20 hours, and 45 minutes. The post Rib Mountain man kayaks Wisconsin River in record time appeared first on WPR.Wisconsin · WisconsinRead Article

How the Milwaukee Brewers decide when to open or close American Family Field's roof

100% Center coverage: 1 sources
American Family Field, formerly Miller Park, opened in 2001. The ballpark's most unique feature is likely its movable roof, which is made up of 12,000 tons of steel. The post How the Milwaukee Brewers decide when to open or close American Family Field’s roof appeared first on WPR.Milwaukee Brewers · MilwaukeeRead Article

Hemmed in by development, small farmers are part of conservation effort in a Wisconsin county

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One mile outside Milwaukee, 25 farmers — most of them Hmong — grow produce at the Mequon Nature Preserve. They're part of a project by a Milwaukee farmer's market, which broke ground at the preserve in 2018, aiming to relieve the pressure of dwindling affordable farmland on the market's vendors. The post Hemmed in by development, small farmers are part of conservation effort in a Wisconsin county appeared first on WPR.Milwaukee · MilwaukeeRead Article

Fencing Comes to Milwaukee for Summer Nationals Tournament

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MILWAUKEE– About 6,000 fencers will be competing over the next few weeks to be a part of the largest fencing competing in the world. Phil Andrews, CEO of USA Fencing says the sport has become the second fastest growing sport in the U.S. right behind lacrosse and says the Summer Nationals tournament at the Baird Center will be free for members of the public to drop by and watch. “People don’t typically see fencing as a traditional American sport,…Milwaukee · MilwaukeeSee the Story

Wisconsin theater company celebrates 90 years on stage

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Peninsula Players is recognized as the oldest resident summer theater program in the country. This summer, the company continues a nearly century-old legacy of performing in Door County. The post Wisconsin theater company celebrates 90 years on stage appeared first on WPR.Door County · Door CountyRead Article

Federal Budget Bill Could Raise Wisconsin Energy Costs, Threaten Renewable Energy Jobs

67% Left coverage: 3 sources
An eleventh hour amendment made in the Senate will allow renewable energy projects that begin construction by 2026 or come online by 2027 to receive tax credits, which is slightly less restrictive than a previous version of the bill. The post Federal budget bill could raise Wisconsin energy costs, threaten renewable energy jobs appeared first on WPR.Renewable EnergySee the Story

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