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Kyle Cranmer, director of UW-Madison's Data Science Institute, weighs in on the spread of data centers in Wisconsin.

Wisconsin's only full-service Black-owned grocery store, the Sherman Park Grocery Store, is calling on the community to help keep its doors open.

WisconsinEye offers live and archived coverage of all branches of state government. An advocate for transparency explains that its shuttering comes at a great cost.

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Why are data centers so controversial in the communities where tech companies want to build them?

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