Wisconsin politicians react to fatal shooting in Minneapolis by ICE, state health leaders stick with existing child vaccine schedule

9/1/2026

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Wisconsin politicians' response to the fatal shooting of a woman in Minneapolis by a federal immigration agent are sharply divided by partisan lines. Wisconsin health officials are rejecting recent federal guidance to reduce routine childhood vaccinations. And, residents of a rural community in Brown County are worried that a sudden flurry of big-dollar real estate purchase offers means a data center could be coming to town.

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Wisconsin politicians react to fatal shooting in Minneapolis by ICE, state health leaders stick with existing child vaccine schedule
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Wisconsin politicians' response to the fatal shooting of a woman in Minneapolis by a federal immigration agent are sharply divided by partisan lines. Wisconsin health officials are rejecting recent federal guidance to reduce routine childhood vaccinations. And, residents of a rural community in Brown County are worried that a sudden flurry of big-dollar real estate purchase offers means a data center could be coming to town.
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Wisconsin politicians react to fatal shooting in Minneapolis by ICE, state health leaders stick with existing child vaccine schedule

Wisconsin Today: Morning News

Altri episodi di "Wisconsin Today: Morning News"

Wisconsin politicians react to fatal shooting in Minneapolis by ICE, state health leaders stick with existing child vaccine schedule

Plan to expand access to guns in Wisconsin, Study on potential impact of data centers

Community looks to regulate data centers, People in default on student loans face wage garnishment

Community may finally get PFAS-free water, flu spreads

Wisconsin child care providers brace for federal funding freeze, Judge Dugan resigns

What’s ahead in Wisconsin politics in 2026, Milwaukee musician Trapper Schoepp’s new album

Sauna culture in Wisconsin, Surfing in the dairy state

Boulder Junction’s wildly successful skating ribbon, How tattoos tell one man’s life story

14-year-old Beatles fanatic hosts a radio show, Exploratory drilling in Wisconsin

The year in data centers news, Wisconsin school excels at teaching math