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How does one love thy neighbor in 2026?

For the interfaith community in Milwaukee, sharing stories over a communal meal makes the process easy.

On the last Wednesday of every month, the Interfaith Conference of Greater Milwaukee host...


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Wisconsin needs to step it up and hold major climate polluters responsible for the damage they have caused. Fossil fuel corporations are polluting our world at the public’s expense, causing increasingly frequent climate disasters. The U.S. government provides an estimated $29.4 billion a year in direct subsidies,


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In April, a woman in Green Lake County was driving three passengers on a UTV when she took a curve too quickly. The vehicle rolled and hit a tree head-on. One passenger died at the scene and a second just days later. The 26-year-old driver’s blood alcohol concentration was three times the legal limit, according to the police report.

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Reading Time: 3 minutes Click here to read highlights from the story Just eight local governments had spent more than half of their opioid settlement funds by the end of 2025, while 16 hadn’t spent any. Even with millions still available and more payments on the way, local officials are already worried about what happens when the money runs out. At least 17 local...

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Wisconsin’s Public Service Commission (PSC) has no plans to reconsider We Energies’ request to loosen credit rating rules for data center developers.

The commission voted in April to require data center developers with below-threshold credit ratings to provide financial guarantees before receiving electric service from We Energies. ...


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