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Cal Fisher gaining experience in Northwoods League
Cal Fisher is preparing for his sophomore season at Florida State by playing for the Madison Mallards of the Northwoods League. It’s his second summer playing for the Mallards. The Deerfield, Wisconsin, native was a well-regarded recruit coming out of high school. This spring, he hit .273 with five...
Essentia Health Warns Of New Scam Impacting Minnesota + Wisconsin
Sadly, we can't seem to through an entire week without having a new scam to warn you about. Heck, we're lucky if we get two scam-free days in a row!. Recently, Cook County officials warned that a new text scam was reportedly circulating through the Grand Marais area. There is...
Department of Corrections in negotiations for third party review to address mounting concerns
Formerly incarcerated people, former staff and parents of people being held in Wisconsin prisons are awaiting a third party review of the Department of Corrections as concerns mount about neglect and mistreatment. Last week, members of the public made their case for change at a hearing of the Assembly Committee on Corrections. Those who testified […] The post Department of Corrections in negotiations for third party review to address mounting concerns appeared first on Wisconsin Examiner.
Miyares leading 16-state coalition asking Supreme Court to hear Wisconsin transgender student case
Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares is leading a 16-state coalition asking the Supreme Court to step in after a Wisconsin court dismissed a complaint filed by parents over the state's guidelines allowing students to change their gender identity.
Cancer advocates ask U.S Senate candidates to commit to the fight
MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) - The American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network (ACS CAN) gathered in Madison Tuesday with cancer survivors and advocates to sit down for coffee with Senator Tammy Baldwin. As a part of their Cancer Votes program, ACS CAN called on both U.S. Senate candidates, Baldwin and Hovde,...
Waunakee Community Foundation grant funds trauma kits for police
While Chief Adam Kreitzman is thankful for the new compact trauma kits to be included in every Waunakee squad car, he hopes his officers will never have to use them. Still, in a worst-case scenario, they could save an officer’s life. Thanks to an $1,100 grant from the Waunakee Community Foundation, Kreitzman has been able to put together the trauma kits for every squad car in the department. ...
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