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July 1 student loan changes may affect Wisconsin borrowers
Starting July 1, student loan borrowers in Wisconsin will face changes affecting repayment plans and borrowing capacities, among other rules.
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Siblings revive a piece of Mohican history in Wisconsin
Lon Allen and his sister Chrystal Wedde continue trying to restore a historic home to its former grandeur on the Stockbridge-Munsee Mohican Reservation in northeast Wisconsin.
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Giannis Antetokounmpo’s symmetry with Kareem Abdul-Jabbar all too familiar
Giannis Antetokounmpo being traded to Miami in the summer of 2026, 51 years after Abdul-Jabbar was dealt to the LA Lakers, is a familiar pain.
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And then there were 6 as Missy Hughes drops out of the Democratic primary for WI governor
The former head of Wisconsin’s economic development office endorsed Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez ahead of the August 11 primary.
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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.
