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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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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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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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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.
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Oshkosh link to ‘Backrooms’ lore grows with film release
If you’re wondering if “Backrooms” is coming full circle, yes, it is.
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How hot will summer be in Wisconsin? Here are four different forecasts
As the days go by, the approach of summer gets more obvious in Wisconsin.
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Bob Uecker mural being painted in downtown Milwaukee
Bob Uecker is one of Milwaukee’s largest legends. Soon, that won’t just be a figurative phrase.
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WI energy program cuts costs and carbon in affordable housing
A Dane County program is working with rental property owners to make multifamily homes more energy efficient through renovations that make the buildings more environmentally sustainable while lowering energy bills, all at no cost to renters.
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Unsolved murders and mysterious vanishings in Wisconsin’s haunting history
Some of Wisconsin’s most shocking crimes have never been solved. Read on to learn about some of the state’s longest-standing unsolved murders.
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When to start gardening in Wisconsin (& what to plant first)
Follow these tips on when to start gardening in Wisconsin.
