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Composer Bernstein’s children defend Bradley Cooper’s prosthetic nose after ‘Maestro’ is criticized

NEW YORK (AP) — After Bradley Cooper’s prosthetic nose in the trailer for the upcoming Leonard Bernstein biopic “Maestro” stoked criticism of antisemitism, the conductor’s children...

On its first day with liberal majority, Wisconsin Supreme Court fires administrator

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On its first day with liberal majority, Wisconsin Supreme Court fires administrator

One day after the swearing-in of Janet Protasiewicz swung the Wisconsin Supreme Court to a liberal majority, the high court has fired Randy Koschnick, the director...

‘More than just a job’: Wisconsin dairy industry focused on workforce amid state’s labor shortage

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‘More than just a job’: Wisconsin dairy industry focused on workforce amid state’s labor shortage

Businesses across Wisconsin have struggled to recruit and retain employees during record-low unemployment. The state’s dairy farms and processing plants are no exception. Sandy Larson is...

Climate change threatens the viability of wild rice on Wisconsin’s Spur Lake. Tribal leaders and conservationists are working to restore it.

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Climate change threatens the viability of wild rice on Wisconsin’s Spur Lake. Tribal leaders and conservationists are working to restore it.

Wisconsin’s Spur Lake in Oneida County was once abundant with wild rice, but two decades ago it all but disappeared. Tribal leaders and conservationists have been...

Thousands lose power in Terre Haute, Bloomington after storm

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Thousands lose power in Terre Haute, Bloomington after storm

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How increasing access to birth control could impact reproductive health in Wisconsin

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How increasing access to birth control could impact reproductive health in Wisconsin

In this Aug. 26, 2016, file photo, a one-month dosage of hormonal birth control pills is displayed in Sacramento, Calif. Millions of American women are receiving...

EPA proposal seeks to tighten loophole that left some coal ash sites unregulated in Wisconsin

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EPA proposal seeks to tighten loophole that left some coal ash sites unregulated in Wisconsin

Coal ash landfills or ponds that have escaped federal regulation in Wisconsin could soon be managed under a proposal by the Environmental Protection Agency that would...

Planned Parenthood of Illinois sees influx of Wisconsin patients since end of Roe v. Wade

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Planned Parenthood of Illinois sees influx of Wisconsin patients since end of Roe v. Wade

Illinois has seen an influx of patients seeking abortion care from states like Wisconsin, where the practice was largely banned after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned...

Wisconsin lawmakers on cusp of passing sweeping shared revenue deal

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Wisconsin lawmakers on cusp of passing sweeping shared revenue deal

A deal to overhaul local government funding cleared a major hurdle Wednesday afternoon, passing the Wisconsin Senate with both Republican and Democratic votes. The Senate’s action...

Homicides, nonfatal shootings are down in Milwaukee this year. Officials hope that trend continues.

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Homicides, nonfatal shootings are down in Milwaukee this year. Officials hope that trend continues.

Milwaukee leaders hope a trend showing a decline in homicides over the first six months of the year will continue with the help of violence prevention...

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Composer Bernstein’s children defend Bradley Cooper’s prosthetic nose after ‘Maestro’ is criticized

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How increasing access to birth control could impact reproductive health in Wisconsin

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Planned Parenthood of Illinois sees influx of Wisconsin patients since end of Roe v. Wade

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