“Everybody in public service pays some price for being in public service, and for me, the price has just gotten too high,” the two-term mayor said.
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The two-term mayor announced Friday that she was dropping her bid for reelection.
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Kenosha County Public Health will purchase $80,000 worth of new medical equipment as part of its move into the new county's remodeled Human Services Building.
After weeks of public protest against La Crosse’s use of Flock Safety surveillance cameras, city officials announced they would end the contract.
“Everybody in public service pays some price for being in public service, and for me, the price has just gotten too high,” the two-term mayor said.
City of La Crosse leaf drop-off sites open for the season Friday, Oct. 23. Myrick Park is no longer a drop-off site. All sites, apart from Isle La Plume, are designated by orange snow fencing.
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In partnership with Microsoft, Gateway will hold its first AI workshop from 9-11 a.m. Oct. 28 at the Kopper Auditorium inside the iMet Center, 2320 Renaissance Blvd. in Sturtevant. The session will focus on teaching the basics of generative AI, according to a news release.
Jonathan Engle talks about how the group’s cyclotron produces materials for dozens of other institutions and labs. The cyclotron is a particle accelerator the size of an industrial fridge.
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Operating rooms designed for robotic surgery, new inpatient rooms and expanded surgical preparation and recovery space will help UW Health meet growing demand for specialized care and procedures in Dane County.
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A state tennis run, two conference cross country champions and a couple volleyball contributors are among this week's highlighted performances. Vote for your favorite as the Supernova.
Standouts from the cross country course and volleyball court are highlighted in this week's edition of the Racine County girls Supernova.
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Harper Frey went 60 USHL games without scoring. Now the Madison native and Badgers commit is leading the Capitols in points. What changed?
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Deborah Carey shares how New Glarus Brewing grew from a small startup into a Wisconsin staple, highlighting Spotted Cow, local support, and long-term investment.
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Wisconsin’s State Building Commission approved plans for two UW–Madison residence halls adding nearly 1,700 beds and a dining hall, with opening targeted for fall 2029.
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