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Regulators to vote on Alma-Holmen power line; union officials reflect on Falk defeat; cheese-maker retreats from 'Gruyere' label, more briefs
State utility regulators are expected to give a thumbs-up or down to a $200 million powerline expansion which would serve the greater LaCrosse area. Also, the WDNR is reporting that least 18 eastern Wisconsin communities had to discharged raw or partially-treated sewage into public streams to avoid flooded basements after last week's heavy rain, plus more state briefs.
May 10, 2012
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Election details and analysis: UW-M prof says next month is epic period for state; more briefs
Wisconsin NewsGubernatorial victor Tom Barrett is asking Gov. Scott Walker to join him in four debates ahead of the June 5 recall election while a UW-Milwaukee professor and former Democratic senator has declared the upcoming face-off an epic moment in state history. Also, the maker of Hostess Twinkies has announced job cuts and two area high schools have been named amnong the best in Wisconsin.
May 09, 2012
June recall showdown: Walker vs. Barrett
It’ll be a repeat of the fall 2010 Wisconsin governor’s election: Republican Scott Walker and Democrat Tom Barrett.
May 09, 2012
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Fire destroys Kind cabin; Loch Ness monster must move; more state briefs 
Wisconsin NewsA cabin owned by Congressman Ron Kind was destroyed by fire overnight May 2, near Melrose in Trempealeau County.
May 04, 2012
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May 8 primary will select Democrat for June recall election
Five candidates will be on the primary ballot next week to choose a Democrat to face Gov. Scott Walker in the June recall election. Two names are on the Republican ballot. Facing off in the May 8 primary are Democrats Tom Barrett, Milwaukee; Kathleen Falk, Madison; Doug La Follette, Madison; and Kathleen Vinehout, Alma; and “fake Democrat” Gladys Huber, Mequon.
May 04, 2012
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Political chats no longer fun? Poll confirms it. Walker challengers debate tonight; Cabela's to build in Green Bay, plus more briefs
Wisconsin NewsA new Marquette Law School poll confirms that a rising number of Wisconsinites have taken to changing the subject rather than argue with friends and family about politics. Also, a day of storms left downed trees, damaged roofs and some minor flooding in its wake. Plus briefs about Congressman Paul Ryan, deteriorating streets and more.
May 04, 2012
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Severe thunderstorms hit Trempealeau, Pepin counties; Hit by freight train, he feels no pain; more briefs
Wisconsin NewsTREMPEALEAU COUNTY -- Blair-Taylor High School is closed today so students and teachers can help clean up from severe thunderstorms that hit western Wisconsin late last night.
May 03, 2012
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Wisconsin fishing opener is Saturday; Walleye bag limits revised on some ceded territory lakes
Just ahead of Wisconsin's celebrated fishing opener this Saturday, the Department of Natural Resources has released a list of some 250 lakes where bag limits on walleyes have been adjusted as a result of spring spearing results.
May 02, 2012
Lender settlement opens gate on more foreclosures; dairy farmers rebound from 'Great Recession'; more state briefs
Wisconsin NewsHome foreclosures are expected to increase again now that a group of Wisconsin lenders has settled a deceptive practices case. A federal agency says Wisconsin dairy farmers' income is back to pre-recesssion levels and Republican recall targets have far more financial backing than their Democratic challengers, plus more state briefs.
May 02, 2012
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Walker fundraising way ahead of combined total for Democratic challengers; Occupy protestors have noon deadline to move on; more briefs
Wisconsin NewsGov. Scott Walker’s campaign has about eight times as much money on hand as his four Democratic challengers combined. There’s still five weeks to go before Walker’s recall election, and one week before his Democratic opponent is determined in a primary.
May 01, 2012
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High price for new St. Croix bridge blamed on muck; Recall elections expected to cost $47 million; more briefs
Wisconsin NewsThere's a lot more muck in the St. Croix River near Hudson than in the Mississippi River in Minneapolis. That’s why the new St. Croix bridge will cost three times as much as the I-35W bridge, which replaced the one that collapsed near downtown Minneapolis in 2007.
April 30, 2012
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Decorated Janesville area soldier latest Afghan casualty; more TV's, computers being pitched in ditches, more state briefs
Wisconsin NewsA 21-year-old Army paratrooper from Rock County, who died Wednesday in Afghanistan, is being mourned by his community of 1,200. Also, Wisconsin's senators split their votes on renewal of the Violence Against Women Act, and a Milwaukee area foundation has pledged more than $1 million to help train workers to fill the many technical jobs open in that area. Plus more state briefs.
April 27, 2012
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