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In total, 515 have been published by Wisconsin Public Radio which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.

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Republican Party · Madison

Unanimous Wisconsin Supreme Court Bars Legislature From Intervening in AG Settlements

58% Center coverage: 33 sources

In the ruling, justices said the Legislature overstepped its authority when it required court settlements be approved by the body's budget committee.See the Story

Democratic Party · Madison

Democratic Party of Wisconsin Announces New Chairman Sunday

80% Center coverage: 20 sources

The Democratic Party of Wisconsin, commonly known as WisDems, elected Devin Remiker as the successor to former chairman Ben Wikler, who announced he would not run for re-election in April.See the Story

Minnesota · Minnesota

Omaha's Homeland Security Research Center Director Speaks on Rising Political Violence, Threats

54% Right coverage: 13 sources

NCITE Director Gina Ligon said 2025 is on track to see more federal charges for threats against officials than any year they've tracked, dating back to 2013.See the Story

Milwaukee Teacher's Aide Self-Deports with Family After Stay Denial

58% Center coverage: 12 sources

A Milwaukee teacher's aide and mother of two has self-deported to El Salvador after receiving notice that her temporary stay in the United States was denied.On Tuesday, Yessenia Ruano and her family departed from Milwaukee Mitchell Airport in what witnesses described as an emotional farewell. RELATED: Milwaukee Public Schools teacher's aide deportation on holdDespite previously being granted a temporary stay while waiting for her human trafficki…Immigration and Customs Enforcement · El Salvador See the Story

Johnson Says Tax and Spending Bill Could Be Done by August Recess

60% Center coverage: 5 sources

Johnson has been critical of the legislation and released a report Wednesday saying Congress needs to cut spending more deeply.Ron Johnson · Wisconsin See the Story

Wisconsin Republicans vote to add new prosecutors, but won't replace expiring federal funds

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Republicans who run the Legislature's Joint Finance Committee voted Tuesday to add dozens of new prosecutors and public defender support staff across Wisconsin, but far fewer than Democratic Gov. Tony Evers asked for in his budget. The post Wisconsin Republicans vote to add new prosecutors, but won’t replace expiring federal funds appeared first on WPR.Wisconsin · Wisconsin Read Article

An eclectic 88-year-old science store has raised $170K from customers in fight to stay open

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Facing financial difficulties following the COVID-19 pandemic and new expenses, the local sundries stores launched a GoFundMe page to save the stores from closure. The post An eclectic 88-year-old science store has raised $170K from customers in fight to stay open appeared first on WPR.GoFundMe · United States Read Article

Labor unions, trade groups clash on bill to expand apprenticeship ratios in Wisconsin

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

A bill in the Wisconsin Legislature would increase the allowed ratio of journeyworkers to apprentices in construction programs. The post Labor unions, trade groups clash on bill to expand apprenticeship ratios in Wisconsin appeared first on WPR.Madison, Wisconsin · Madison Read Article

Madison Residents Won't Get Grants to Offset F-35 Noise, but National Guard Vows to Apply Again

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The F-35 fighter jets began taking off from Madison in 2023 despite years of local opposition. The post Madison residents won’t get grants to offset F-35 noise, but National Guard vows to apply again appeared first on WPR.Pentagon · Madison See the Story

US Rep. Derrick Van Orden Insults Minnesota Governor, Spreads Unfounded Theories After Shooting

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

Wisconsin U.S. Rep. Derrick Van Orden is joining in with other national lawmakers in spreading disinformation about an attack in Minnesota that left a Democratic state lawmaker dead over the weekend. The post US Rep. Derrick Van Orden insults Minnesota governor, spreads unfounded theories after shooting appeared first on WPR.Tim Walz · La Crosse See the Story

The lowdown on the Low Technology Institute

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Scott Johnson, the founder and director of the Low Technology Institute, visited WPR's “The Larry Meiller Show” to talk about how he's bringing the methods of the past into the future. The post The lowdown on the Low Technology Institute appeared first on WPR.Wisconsin · Wisconsin Read Article

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Top Wisconsin Public Radio News

Unanimous Wisconsin Supreme Court Bars Legislature From Intervening in AG Settlements

Democratic Party of Wisconsin Announces New Chairman Sunday

Omaha's Homeland Security Research Center Director Speaks on Rising Political Violence, Threats

Milwaukee Teacher's Aide Self-Deports with Family After Stay Denial

Johnson Says Tax and Spending Bill Could Be Done by August Recess

Wisconsin Republicans vote to add new prosecutors, but won't replace expiring federal funds

An eclectic 88-year-old science store has raised $170K from customers in fight to stay open

Labor unions, trade groups clash on bill to expand apprenticeship ratios in Wisconsin

Madison Residents Won't Get Grants to Offset F-35 Noise, but National Guard Vows to Apply Again

US Rep. Derrick Van Orden Insults Minnesota Governor, Spreads Unfounded Theories After Shooting

The lowdown on the Low Technology Institute

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