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- How ‘Miss Angela’ became Milwaukee’s spiritual triage center
Angela Smith, owner and operator of The Zen Dragonfly, uses African traditional methods to assist people in their physical, mental and spiritual healing. How ‘Miss Angela’ became Milwaukee’s spiritual triage center is a post from Wisconsin Watch, a non-profit investigative news site covering Wisconsin since 2009. Please consider making a contribution to support our journalism.
- No, Mr. President. Wisconsin’s voter roll figures aren’t a sign of ‘fraud waiting to happen’
People on Wisconsin’s inactive list aren’t eligible to vote, but their records stay on file indefinitely — a practice that actually helps reduce the likelihood of fraud, election officials say. No, Mr. President. Wisconsin’s voter roll figures aren’t a sign of ‘fraud waiting to happen’ is a post from Wisconsin Watch, a non-profit investigative news site covering Wisconsin since 2009. Please consider making a contribution to support our journalism.
- Wisconsin debates how to pay for the power-hungry AI boom
Regulators mull the first big utility plan to provide electricity to data centers flocking to the state, igniting disputes over consumer protection and clean energy. Wisconsin debates how to pay for the power-hungry AI boom is a post from Wisconsin Watch, a non-profit investigative news site covering Wisconsin since 2009. Please consider making a contribution to support our journalism.
- Municipal judge rules against man challenging private beach access
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee professor Paul Florsheim is trying to take his case all the way to the Wisconsin Supreme Court to overturn a 1923 ruling. Municipal judge rules against man challenging private beach access is a post from Wisconsin Watch, a non-profit investigative news site covering Wisconsin since 2009. Please consider making a contribution to support our journalism.
- The transplants: 2 doctors fled Ukraine for Wisconsin. They’re still trying to get their careers back.
An anesthesiologist and a cardiologist gave up prestigious careers to save their daughter from war. Nearly four years later, they’re still on the long road to practicing their professions in the Dairy State. The transplants: 2 doctors fled Ukraine for Wisconsin. They’re still trying to get their careers back. is a post from Wisconsin Watch, a non-profit investigative news site covering Wisconsin since 2009. Please consider making a contribution to support our journalism.
Madison 365
- The River Food Pantry celebrates ribbon cutting ceremony at new location in Madison
The River Food Pantry will resume services as if it officially opens in its new location down the street on Packers Avenue. On Jan. 29, The River Food Pantry, now at 3301 Packers Ave., unveiled its new, larger space, which it needed after continued community demand. It briefly shut down operations at its old building
- Feds arrest Don Lemon for covering church protest, attorney says
Originally Published: 30 JAN 26 08:09 ET Updated: 30 JAN 26 08:37 ET By Kara Scannell, Hannah Rabinowitz, CNN (CNN) — Journalist Don Lemon was taken into custody on Thursday night, according to his attorney. Lemon was with dozens of anti-Immigration and Customs Enforcement protesters as they rushed into Cities Church in St. Paul, Minnesota,
- An advocate for working families, Juliana Bennett hopes to represent the 76th state assembly district
Juliana Bennett, a former City of Madison alder, caregiver, and community organizer, is running to represent the 76th District in the Wisconsin State Assembly, and she believes her grassroots credentials and platform are perfect for the Madison East Side district she would like to serve. “This race is about how we are going to move
- 365 Amplified: AI massage robot
Listen now: On the podcast this week, we have: An update on the harm reduction clinic proposed for Madison’s East Side, as the org that won the contract seemed to say they’re pulling out of the project but then said they’re not Our thoughts on the murder of Alex Pretti and a rundown of Wisconsin
- They were asylum seekers and refugees in Minnesota. Still, ICE detained and flew them to Texas to face deportation
By Ray Sanchez, Priscilla Alvarez, CNN (CNN) — Two days after Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents in Minnesota reportedly tackled a home caregiver from sub-Saharan Africa to the snowy pavement and took her away in a van, a close friend made the 1,400-mile journey to a controversial Texas detention facility where she’s being held. “She