What the season can mean for thousands of local people is immobility and isolation.
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State Democrats Suggest Counties Apply Directly For Medicaid Expansion
A Democratic state representative raised eyebrows Tuesday, when she suggested counties go it alone, when it comes to expanding Medicaid. -
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More than three quarters of Wisconsin voters favor a hike in the minimum wage, so do business owners, according to the Wisconsin Economic Scorecard.
A Milwaukee researcher says sepsis can be fatal, but it often flies under the radar of doctors and patients until it's too late.
Everybody wants a piece of baseball history, but it turns out, souvenirs are a unique part of the game's story in their own right.
Milwaukee Magazine president and publishing icon Betty Quadracci died on Monday night. She was 75. Quadracci co-founded the printing company Quad...
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The House is expected to vote Thursday on the bipartisan deal that would set spending levels for the next two years, replace many of the...
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In November, Doug Normington, a self-employed videographer in Madison, Wis., became one of the scores of Americans who got letters from their...
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California Still Owes U.S. Billions For Unemployment
The state of California owes the federal government billions of dollars — money it borrowed to fund unemployment benefits. And even as the economy...