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New Policy Threatens to Deport Members of Hmong Community
Long Vue of the Wisconsin United Coalition of Mutual Assistance on the new policy.
New Policy Threatens to Deport Members of Hmong Community
Federal Law Creates More Barriers for Immigrants
Researcher William Parke Sutherland discusses the impact of a federal rule expansion.
Federal Law Creates More Barriers for Immigrants
Candidates Rally for Support in 7th Congressional District
Candidates prepare for the upcoming primary to fill the 7th Congressional District seat.
Candidates Rally for Support in 7th Congressional District
UW Researchers Work to Understand Novel Coronavirus
UW Researcher Tom Friedrich on his lab’s efforts to understand the coronavirus.
UW Researchers Work to Understand Novel Coronavirus
State Budgeting Committee Declines Plans for Youth Prisons
The Legislative Joint Finance Committee votes declines funds for two new youth prisons.
State Budgeting Committee Declines Plans for Youth Prisons
Candidates for Wisconsin Supreme Court Share Philosophy
Candidates for the Wisconsin Supreme Court share their judicial philosophy.
Candidates for Wisconsin Supreme Court Share Philosophy
Noon Wednesday: The Growing Student Debt Dilemma
A new task force will take on rising student debt despite many uknowns.
Noon Wednesday: The Growing Student Debt Dilemma
Clip: Wolfe Explains Need for Two Ballots
Elections commission administrator Meagan Wolfe explains the need for different ballots.
Clip: Wolfe Explains Need for Two Ballots
Clip: Rep. Rohrkaste Announces Tax Plan
Rep. Mike Rohrkaste lays out GOP tax plan in Kaukauna.
Clip: Rep. Rohrkaste Announces Tax Plan
Political Scientist Examines Trump’s Acquittal, Iowa Caucus
Political Scientist Mordecai Lee on recent impeachment acquittal and results from Iowa.
Political Scientist Examines Trump’s Acquittal, Iowa Caucus
Gov. Evers Calls Special Session on Education Funding
Gov. Evers' special session aims to increase funding for K-12 education.
Gov. Evers Calls Special Session on Education Funding
DHS Monitors 14 people for Coronavirus in Wisconsin
State Epidemiologist Ryan Westergaard gives an update on Coronavirus in Wisconsin.
DHS Monitors 14 people for Coronavirus in Wisconsin
Different Ballots for Upcoming Elections Cause Confusion
City of Superior Clerk Terri Kalan discusses the puzzling new ballots.
Different Ballots for Upcoming Elections Cause Confusion
Noon Wednesday: Abating PFAS Pollution
Wisconsin lawmakers are looking to speed up PFAS regulation and abatement.
Noon Wednesday: Abating PFAS Pollution
Wisconsin Senators Respond to Latest Impeachment Vote
Senators in impeachment trial vote to exclude additional witnesses.
Wisconsin Senators Respond to Latest Impeachment Vote
Vice President Pence at the Wisconsin State Capitol
Vice President Mike Pence visited the State Capitol this week to celebrate school choice.
Vice President Pence at the Wisconsin State Capitol
Late Journalist Gwen Ifill on New USPS Forever Stamp
Gwen Ifill, the late PBS Newshour reporter, now has her own USPS Forever Stamp.
Late Journalist Gwen Ifill on New USPS Forever Stamp
State Updates on Novel Coronavirus
State Epidemiologist Ryan Westergaard gives an update on the status of coronavirus in Wisc
State Updates on Novel Coronavirus
Shoreline Damage in Racine Co. Washes Up Need for Aid
Racine County Emergency Management discusses the need for FEMA aid after severe storms.
Shoreline Damage in Racine Co. Washes Up Need for Aid
Noon Wednesday: Public Charge Rule Creating Confusion
Changes in the federal public charge law is creating confusion for immigrants.
Noon Wednesday: Public Charge Rule Creating Confusion
Farm Bills to Bring Mental Health Resources to Farmers
SWCAP Executive Director Wally Orzechowski on Gov. Evers’ new package of farm bills.
Farm Bills to Bring Mental Health Resources to Farmers
Can Gov. Evers’ Nonpartisan “People’s Map” Become A Reality?
UW Professor Ken Mayer responds to Gov. Evers’ push to create “The People’s Maps”
Can Gov. Evers’ Nonpartisan “People’s Map” Become A Reality?
Homelessness Bill Passed the Senate with Bipartisan Support
Report by Here & Now reporter Marisa Wojcik explains the latest homelessness legislation.
Homelessness Bill Passed the Senate with Bipartisan Support
State of the State: Governing in a Divided Government
State of the State coverage and a discussion with Wisconsin Public Radio's Shawn Johnson.