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Wisconsin workers take trade fight to G20 meeting in Milwaukee (opens the original)
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Wisconsin union members, farmers and other workers are taking their trade concerns to the streets as global officials meet in the Badger State this week. A coalition of labor and community groups plans to rally Sept. 30 outside the G20 Trade Ministerial, which takes place in Milwaukee this year, calling for what they described as fairer trade policies. Tarek Bos-Shadi, Midwest regional organizer for the Trade Justice Education Fund, said they want a new approach to put workers, family farms and
In Wisconsin, midterms put older voters in focus (opens the original)
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With older voters expected to have a big effect on the midterm elections, their allies in Wisconsin said lawmakers should pay attention to the most pressing issues facing voters 50 and older. Wisconsin residents ages 45-64 made up the largest percentage of voters in 2024, followed by those older than 65. Affordability tops the list of concerns, along with retirement security and caregiving support for older residents, according to AARP Wisconsin. Raj Shukla, state director of AARP Wisconsin, sai
In Wisconsin, midterms put older voters in focus (opens the original)
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With older voters expected to have a big effect on the midterm elections, their allies in Wisconsin said lawmakers should pay attention to the most pressing issues facing voters 50 and older. Wisconsin residents ages 45-64 made up the largest percentage of voters in 2024, followed by those older than 65. Affordability tops the list of concerns, along with retirement security and caregiving support for older residents, according to AARP Wisconsin. Raj Shukla, state director of AARP Wisconsin, sai
WI leaders resolute in demands for state action after Line 5 spill (opens the original)
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A month after a massive Line 5 pipeline spill in Iron County, tribal and environmental leaders are calling on Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers to declare a disaster and hold Enbridge accountable. The pipeline released roughly 1.3 million gallons of natural gas liquids near the Bad River Reservation in Saxon last month after an unoccupied subcontractor truck struck it. Enbridge has since returned Line 5 to service using a temporary bypass, despite state officials asking the company to halt construction
WI leaders resolute in demands for state action after Line 5 spill (opens the original)
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A month after a massive Line 5 pipeline spill in Iron County, tribal and environmental leaders are calling on Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers to declare a disaster and hold Enbridge accountable. The pipeline released roughly 1.3 million gallons of natural gas liquids near the Bad River Reservation in Saxon last month after an unoccupied subcontractor truck struck it. Enbridge has since returned Line 5 to service using a temporary bypass, despite state officials asking the company to halt construction
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