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Wisconsin home loans record, Tension over nursing schools in Madison and Milwaukee, Home kits modeled after Frank Lloyd Wright
We talk with a guest from the WHEDA about the high dollar amount of home loans extended last year. Then we learn about plans for Arizona College of Nursing schools in Wisconsin’s largest cities. And former professor at the Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture talks about designing home kits.
Justin Hausser focusing on improving his skills
KENOSHA, Wis. – Justin Hausser has shown remarkable progress over the past three seasons, becoming a standout player for the Milwaukee Panthers. Hausser, a native of De Forest, Wisconsin, has made a name for himself right in his home state. Last season, he led Milwaukee with 72 hits in 227 at-bats. The 6-foot-1 first baseman also posted a team-high .317 batting average.
Bucks Swap Lopez for Rising Big Man in Surprising Trade Proposal
The Milwaukee Bucks have been one of the quietest teams of the offseason so far. In the first four days of free agency, they have largely kept their powder dry as they look like they will most likely bring back the same core from a season ago. This is a...
Analyzing the role of Milwaukee Bucks' NBA Draft picks in 2024-25
For the first time, the NBA Draft was a two-day event in 2024. The Milwaukee Bucks made selections on both days, adding AJ Johnson on Wednesday and Tyler Smith on Thursday. With the roster's current alignment, these are the roles that both players will take on for the Milwaukee Bucks in their rookie seasons.
Wisconsin’s convoluted history of abortion laws
A U.S. Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v. Wade in 2022 halted all access to abortion in Wisconsin due to uncertainty over a 1849 ban still on the books. But in 2023, the decision to resume abortion services in the state came swiftly after a Dane County judge ruled that the 174-year-old law does not actually ban abortion.
State now accepting submissions for instructional audit of Milwaukee Public Schools
MILWAUKEE – Governor Tony Evers has announced that the state is now accepting submissions from qualified vendors to conduct an instructional audit of Milwaukee Public Schools. The Department of Administration will be taking bids from July 3 through July 29. “This is a critical step in our efforts to...
‘The Chi’ star Jacob Latimore on his Milwaukee roots and mental-health push
The smart money would be on his work as an actor that has spanned more than a decade and extends from the big screen (Ride Along, The Maze Runner, Collateral Beauty and the new version of House Party) to prestige television series like his current run on The Chi, which recently got renewed for a seventh season.
'There's no holiday here': Would-be celebrants lament end of Milwaukee's annual fireworks tradition
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Tens of thousands of visitors are not in Milwaukee to watch the traditional Independence Day fireworks after this year’s edition was canceled due to a lack of financial support. That means there are no crowds along the lakefront, few boats, and little excitement Wednesday night.
Roster moves: Ortiz, Paredes to IL
The Milwaukee Brewers have placed third baseman Joey Ortiz and reliever Enoli Paredes on the injured list, and recalled infielder Vinny Capra and right-hander Janson Junk to take their spots on the active roster. These moves come in the wake of this morning’s trade for Aaron Civale; pitcher Taylor Clarke was designated for assignment to make room on the 40-man roster for Civale, but he has not yet been activated, so another move will need to be made to get Civale on the active roster.
Here are the arguments made in court over changing the RNC's demonstration plans
With less than two weeks to go before the Republican National Convention begins in downtown Milwaukee, those in charge of security and the lead group planning to protest the event went toe-to-toe in federal court Wednesday over demonstration plans. The American Civil Liberties Union of Wisconsin on June 5 filed a lawsuit against...
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