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Democrats ask Wisconsin Supreme Court to toss state’s congressional district boundaries

Eddie Silas on media depictions of firearms and gun safety

Eddie Silas on media depictions of firearms and gun safety

Maternal health care in Wisconsin and the future of Medicaid

Maternal health care in Wisconsin and the future of Medicaid

Eddie Silas on handling firearms during stressful situations

Eddie Silas on handling firearms during stressful situations

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Wisconsin to give out $300 million in grants to local governments to cut spending through consolidation, privatization

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How Wisconsin’s shared revenue formula boosts aid to smaller — and more Republican — rural communities

Quinn Taylor on a gun safety training program in Milwaukee

Quinn Taylor on a gun safety training program in Milwaukee

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Milwaukee prosecutor clears Ohio police of wrongdoing in fatal shooting during RNC

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20 attorneys general ask federal judge to reverse deep cuts to US Health and Human Services agency

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‘Here & Now’ Highlights: US Rep. Mark Pocan, Howard Schweber

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Scientists research the blood of a Wisconsin man bitten by snakes hundreds of times

US Rep. Mark Pocan on tariffs, funding cuts and immigration

US Rep. Mark Pocan on tariffs, funding cuts and immigration

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