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Immigration cuts could deepen U.S. eldercare shortage
Lower immigration could leave the U.S. with millions fewer workers as an aging population drives growing demand for healthcare and eldercare.
Crowley wins Wisconsin Democratic governor primary
David Crowley narrowly defeats Francesca Hong in Wisconsin's Democratic governor primary and will face Republican Tom Tiffany in November.
Milwaukee school board sues ex-member for overpayment
Milwaukee's school board sued former member Aisha Carr to recover more than $5,000 it says she received in payments after resigning in 2024.
Rudolph couple charged with felony child neglect
A Rudolph couple faces felony child neglect charges after a girl was hospitalized with severe malnutrition and untreated wounds in Marshfield.
Pound man sentenced to prison for shooting friend
A Pound man was sentenced to 3½ years in prison after shooting his friend in the leg with a rifle in 2025 and later reaching a plea deal.
Winnebago County Judge Scott Woldt faces misconduct panel
Winnebago County Judge Scott Woldt faces a Wisconsin judicial misconduct panel over allegations involving attorneys, campaign conduct and courtroom remarks.
AI puts pressure on law firms’ billable hour model
Generative AI is making legal work faster, increasing client pressure on law firms to reconsider billable hours and adopt alternative fee models.
Madison police officer identified in fatal shooting
Wisconsin DOJ identifies Madison police officer Kiel Baitinger-Peterson in the fatal shooting of Corey Ruiz, which remains under state investigation.
UW-Madison researcher pleads not guilty in poisoning case
UW-Madison researcher Makoto Kuroda pleaded not guilty to charges alleging he put lab chemicals in a colleague’s water bottle and shoes.
Lawsuit challenges Wisconsin transgender birth certificate law
A Wisconsin veteran and the ACLU are challenging a state law requiring transgender people to undergo surgery to change birth certificate sex.
Ex-Milwaukee Tool worker sentenced for $1M theft
A former Milwaukee Tool employee was sentenced to five years in prison and ordered to pay $1.08 million in restitution for stealing company products.
Musk election complaints sent to La Crosse DA
Wisconsin election complaints against Elon Musk over alleged $1 million voter offers are being referred to the La Crosse County district attorney.
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