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Morrison on U.S. investors predicting a recession in 2023: 'The reckless Biden executive orders are the main contributors to most of this'

By Ariana Chiarenza | Apr 18, 2022

With interest rates on the rise in Wisconsin, nearly half of U.S. investors are expecting a recession in 2023 created through the actions of the Biden administration.

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'Poor doesn't mean unsafe': Wisconsin DOT officials assure drivers of bridge safety throughout the state

By Ariana Chiarenza | Feb 2, 2022

Transportation officials in Wisconsin are reminding drivers of bridge safety with 14,000 bridges in the state of Wisconsin and only 1,800 in need of repair.

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'A bigger conversation to have for the whole city': Madison officials announce plans for new library, park aimed to help homeless population

By Ariana Chiarenza | Feb 2, 2022

The City of Madison announced new plans last week to add a library and park center designed for connecting the homeless community with more resources at Reindahl Park.

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Dane County health care workers propose plan to combat pandemic trauma brought on by working in 'a war zone or major disaster'

By Ariana Chiarenza | Feb 2, 2022

Dane County health care workers are looking to find solutions for trauma brought about by working in the COVID-19 pandemic through a potential new program for nurses.

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'Protecting reproductive rights here in Wisconsin': Anderson praises Evers for vetoing pro-life bills

By Ariana Chiarenza | Dec 8, 2021

Wisconsin Rep. Jimmy Anderson (D-Fitchburg) offered his praise to Gov. Tony Evers after he vetoed a series of pro-life bills recently.

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'Have your thoughts heard': Rhodes-Conway encourages residents to participate in 'Let's Talk Streets' initiative survey

By Ariana Chiarenza | Sep 29, 2021

Madison Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway posted on Twitter about the “Let’s Talk Streets” initiative on Sept. 25 and included a survey for non-white people to add their voices to the project.