Vigil honors Charlie Kirk, GOP congressman seeks to pull federal funding over social media posts

17/9/2025

Wisconsin Today: Morning News

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Hundreds of Wisconsinites gathered in Waukesha for a vigil in honor of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Republican Representative Derrick Van Orden says Eau Claire should lose all federal funds over social media posts from two city council members. And, Wisconsin health officials recommend COVID vaccine boosters for anyone over six months old.

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Vigil honors Charlie Kirk, GOP congressman seeks to pull federal funding over social media posts

Wisconsin Today: Morning News

Otros episodios de "Wisconsin Today: Morning News"

Vigil honors Charlie Kirk, GOP congressman seeks to pull federal funding over social media posts

Gas power plant proposed in Kenosha County, Shipwreck from 1886 discovered

Roys launches bid for governor, new Milwaukee museum director shares vision

Wisconsin wolf population growing, Federal flood assistance approved

Federal funding cut for vulnerable children, Data center coming to Racine County

New effort to reduce gun suicides, UW freshman enrollment up

High school seniors struggle, Wisconsin’s swing House districts

PFAS settlements fall short, Milwaukee churches sue ICE

Democratic lawmaker quits caucus, Data center proposed in western Wisconsin

Manitowoc resident faces deportation, Fired EPA employee has ‘no regrets’