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Scarlett Johnson: 'U.S. House Education Committee demands the Secretary of Education Cardona investigate the Sun Prairie, Wisconsin controversy'

The U.S. House Education Committee is calling on Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona to immediately launch a probe into a growing Sun Prairie, WI controversy where a student who identifies as transgender was allowed to shower next to 14-year-old students.

By Madison Reporter Report | Jun 22, 2023

Dr. Pierre Kory: 'Ivermectin is a terrifying competitor to the pharma industry'

Dr. Pierre Kory told an Arizona Senate committee that he left a previous position in the Midwest because his superiors disagreed with his treatment recommendations for COVID-19, which include ivermectin.

By Juliette Fairley | Jun 6, 2023

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Wisconsin's Evers applauds signing of Respect for Marriage Act: 'Our kids deserve to grow up in a world where they're free to be who they are and marry who they love'

By Madison Reporter Report | Dec 17, 2022

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers is applauding President Joe Biden’s signing of the Respect for Marriage Act as a step toward liberation for many.

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Roys: 'Abolish the death penalty'

By Madison Reporter Report | Dec 2, 2022

Wisconsin Sen. Kelda Roys recently voiced her support for abolishing the death penalty following the execution of a Missouri man who was sentenced to death for killing a police officer when he was 19 years old.

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Madison mayor on Colorado Springs nightclub shooting: 'Until guns are well regulated, people will keep using them to kill us'

By Madison Reporter Report | Nov 27, 2022

Madison Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway is taking a stance on gun reform in the wake of the deadly Colorado Springs gay nightclub shooting that left five people dead and at least 25 others injured.

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Madison's Callaway on Vision Zero: 'Even 5 mph does make a difference in the outcome of a crash'

By Glenn Minnis | Aug 5, 2022

Top officials in Madison are picking up the pace in their crusade to make streets safer, enacting new speed limits along a stretch of John Nolen Dr.

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AG Kaul: UWHCA can choose to voluntarily engage in negotiations with nurses

By Glenn Minnis | Jun 7, 2022

University of Wisconsin Hospitals and Clinics Authority (UWHCA) officials are now free to voluntarily engage in the collective bargaining process with their nurses.

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UW Health pediatric clinical nutritionist on baby formula: 'If it’s watered down that can actually be really challenging on their bodies'

By John Kelly | May 13, 2022

Baby formula is becoming difficult to find due to a strain on the product's supply. Registered dieticians and doctors can help people who are struggling to find formula.

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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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Ukrainian refugee Sahaida: 'I feel very upset about my country and especially my town'

By Karen Kidd | Apr 8, 2022

A Madison-area poet who immigrated to Wisconsin years ago made an unexpected connection with a recent refugee from Ukraine during a fundraising event last weekend.

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Corson on winning Outstanding Airmen of the Year award: 'Practice financial, physical, mental, social and spiritual resiliency'

By Glenn Minnis | Apr 1, 2022

Wisconsin Air National Guard Second Lieutenant Cory Corson has been recognized as one of five members of the department feted as Outstanding Airmen of the Year, agency officials recently announced.

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Evers, Wisconsin Legislature fail to repeal minimum markup law, expert says this would create ‘a more efficient pricing environment with long-term benefits’

By David Beasley | Mar 31, 2022

Gov. Tony Evers (D-Wisc.) this month urged federal lawmakers to pass a gas tax holiday to deal with spiking gasoline prices.

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DATCP: 'Poultry owners are encouraged to practice strong biosecurity measures'

By Tamara Browning | Mar 20, 2022

The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) is encouraging poultry owners to “practice strong biosecurity measures” to protect their flocks considering the confirmed case of highly pathogenic avian influenza in Jefferson County.

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'Be as safe as possible': Drug overdoses spike in Madison and Dane County

By Art Benavidez | Mar 10, 2022

The health department is trying to get to the bottom of the spike in drug overdoses in Madison and Dane County.

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Online reseller warns public of check scams

By Trina Thomas | Mar 4, 2022

A woman who sells items online is warning the public of fake check scams.

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Asher's Heart Foundation helps families whose baby suffers from congenital heart defect

By Bob Martin | Feb 24, 2022

A couple from Cotton Grove who lost their son to a congenital heart defect seven years ago started a foundation to help families in a similar situation, including one father who has been struggling recently with a child with a congenital defect during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Inflation reaches 40-year high, Wisconsin impacted

By Emily Bevard | Feb 21, 2022

Inflation has jumped to 7.5%, forcing Americans to struggle to afford even the most basic necessities, according to a recent report by AP News.

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'I just fell in love with it': 35-year-old Kenosha native restores historic Madison recording studio

By Trina Thomas | Feb 17, 2022

A historic music recording studio in Madison is currently under restoration after a new owner purchased the building.

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'This pandemic has just been a struggle': COVID-19 is No. 1 cause of death in Wisconsin firefighters

By Trina Thomas | Feb 9, 2022

Wisconsin firefighters are more susceptible to line-of-duty death as COVID-19 has jumped to the top of leading causes of death for first responders in the last two years, according to Fox47 News.

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Wisconsin reports lowest number of COVID-19 cases of the year

By Laurie A. Luebbert | Feb 3, 2022

Wisconsin, like many states in the nation, has seen the number of COVID-19 cases start to fall off from peak numbers that had been reported through the first half of January.