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Immigration policy may be worsening Wisconsin’s caregiver shortage (opens the original)
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Americans are getting older. In 2025, nearly 19% of the U.S. population was over 65, and the majority of them will need long-term care. Some home health agencies and nursing homes in Wisconsin have had to give up on plans started years ago to hire overseas workers after President Donald Trump’s administration suspended nearly all refugee programs. The administration also terminated Temporary Protected Status for people from 13 countries, which industry leaders say is weakening an already struggl
Federal immigration policy may be worsening Wisconsin’s caregiver shortage, leaders say (opens the original)
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Originally published by Racine County Eye. Americans are getting older. In 2025, nearly 19% of the U.S. population was over 65, and the majority of them will need long-term care. Some home health agencies and nursing homes in Wisconsin have had to give up on plans started years ago to hire overseas workers after President Donald Trump’s administration suspended nearly all refugee programs. The administration also terminated Temporary Protected Status for people from 13 countries, which industry
Despite bipartisan support, 988 Crisis Lifeline faces funding shortage (opens the original)
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Every year, millions of people in crisis dial three numbers — not 911, but 988, the national suicide and crisis lifeline. People like Cadence Van Beek, who used the lifeline as a sophomore at Melrose-Mindoro High School in Melrose. During a mental health crisis, Van Beek worried she would be placed on a waitlist or hurried through the process. Instead, a counselor patiently helped her de-escalate her feelings. At the end, she informed Van Beek about local resources in Jackson County. “It didn’t
Some states started Medicaid work requirements early. What can Wisconsin learn? (opens the original)
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Starting in January, some Wisconsinites must prove they meet federal work requirements to enroll in Medicaid. Around 63,000 people are at risk of losing coverage, state officials say. It’s part of an effort by the Trump administration to reduce “waste, fraud and abuse” in the program and reduce federal spending by $326 billion over 10 years. As Wisconsin prepares to implement the measures detailed by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, states like Nebraska and Montana have already put work requireme
Volunteers mobilize across Fox Cities after tornado (opens the original)
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A walk around downtown Menasha reveals the heart of devastation after an EF3 tornado surged through parts of Neenah, Appleton and Menasha on Monday at 11:56 a.m., traveling 12 miles. Ceramic roof tiles lie shattered on the sidewalk, trees bend at unnatural angles, downed power lines block streets and roofs are torn from churches and homes. Community members are still recovering from losing homes and businesses, and thousands of residents remain without power two days later. But the neighborhoods
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