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Question of the Week: Where are you at right now on the governor’s race?
Do you have a favorite candidate for governor? Have you narrowed it down to a couple? Or are you far from committed, maybe even still tuned out? It’s our newsletter Question of the Week for June 18.
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Tom Tiffany stands behind vote in Congress against Juneteenth holiday
Five years later, Republican candidate for governor Tom Tiffany continues to stand behind his vote against making Juneteenth a national holiday.
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How an LGBTQ+ softball league built a community in Milwaukee
With the founding of Saturday Softball Beer League in 1977, Milwaukee became one of the first cities to start a gay softball league.
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Juneteenth celebrations, parades, and events in Wisconsin–June 19-21.
This weekend, Wisconsin communities are coming together to honor and celebrate Juneteenth. Find a Juneteenth event near you, June 19-June 21.
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Projected Social Security cuts would hit one in five Wisconsinites
Social Security’s main retirement trust fund could be depleted in less than seven years.
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Wisconsin’s 6 most iconic, enduring local companies around today
Some companies with Badger State roots are instantly recognizable. Ohers have passionate local followings that drove steady regional growth.
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A cow and Harley-Davidson? What Wisconsin is sending to Freedom 250 fair
Wisconsin will showcase America’s Dairyland at The Great American State Fair in Washington, D.C., for America’s 250th birthday.
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No ‘conventional’ wisdom on who will win the Democratic primary for Wisconsin governor
Delegates are being pulled — and polled — in all directions as the seven candidates made their case at their state party convention.
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Black Americans mark Juneteenth amid rollback of freedoms | Opinion
Questions about whose history is taught, whose experiences are acknowledged, and whose opportunities are protected have become central issues in American life as we approach this Juneteenth.
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Work visa delays are crippling Door County businesses well into summer
Businesses in Door County are facing debilitating staff shortages due to the absence of foreign workers who can’t get temporary visas.
