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Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez pledges transparency after firing campaign manager
Calling it “a bump in the road,” Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez said on Monday she thinks the recent firing of her campaign manager for allegedly inflating fundraising numbers will not cause voters to lose confidence in her ability to be elected governor this November.
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Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez responds to her campaign finance crisis
The question at Monday’s press conference was pointed and direct: What would Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez say to David Crowley, who dropped out of the race for Wisconsin governor, based in part on campaign fundraising numbers from Rodriguez that were recently discovered to be inflated by her campaign manager?
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Rep. Moore says ICE is operating in Wisconsin without the public’s consent
U.S. Rep. Gwen Moore says federal immigration agents are operating in Wisconsin without the consent of the communities they are entering. Milwaukee police say they do not enforce federal immigration law or assist with immigration operations, as recent ICE arrests have increased fear across the city.
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Wisconsinites are worried about putting Tom Tiffany in charge of elections
🤔 Have you heard this phrase before? “The best predictor of future behavior is past behavior.” In the case of US Representative and Republican candidate for governor Tom Tiffany, some groups say his record of election denialism could pose some risks to the 2028 presidential election in Wisconsin, if Tiffany is governor. Tiffany has a…
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Rodriguez describes the ‘shock’ of discovering campaign mismanagement
Rodriguez describes the ‘shock’ of discovering campaign mismanagementLt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez gave a candid assessment of how shocking it was to discover that her campaign had hundreds of thousands of dollars less than expected because, she says, of mismanagement from her longtime campaign manager.
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New tracker tool maps immigration court cases across Wisconsin
Millions of people have entered the federal immigration court system in recent years, but understanding what is happening locally can be difficult. Wisconsin Watch has launched a free interactive Immigration Court Data Tracker that lets readers explore deportation proceedings at the national, state, county and court levels. The tool shows where cases are being filed,…
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Milwaukee police chief defends license plate cameras after second officer charged with misuse
Milwaukee Police Chief Jeffrey Norman says the department’s Flock license plate cameras remain an important crime-fighting tool—even after a second officer was criminally charged for allegedly misusing the system. Detective Terangi Chapman faces two criminal charges, including a felony misconduct count, after prosecutors say he accessed the Flock database 20 times for personal reasons in…
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GOP congressional debate includes transgender goats and data centers in space
Affordability is a very real concern for Americans, including the folks living in Wisconsin’s 7th district, who will choose a new person to represent them in Congress this fall. In a debate this week, candidates running in the district’s Republican primary had a tough time addressing the issue, however.
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Shield law providers help Wisconsinites access medication abortion
Medication abortion is safe, private, and effective—and it’s available to Wisconsinites thanks to shield law providers.
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After wrongful deportation, Yessenia Ruano returns home to Milwaukee
Yessenia Ruano, a former Milwaukee teacher’s aide, is back home after spending more than a year in El Salvador with her two 11-year-old daughters. Ruano had been fighting deportation while an immigration application was still pending. But after a Trump administration policy shift allowed ICE to move forward with deportations during that review process, she…

























