The H-2A program now comes with higher up-front costs but is essential to keeping farms afloat amid a labor shortage.
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Health care providers are trying a new tactic to promote the healing effects of nature: They're actually writing prescriptions for it. Time in nature can lower blood pressure and reduce at least the perception of stress. Doctors recommending time outdoors isn't new, but hundreds of them over…
- By TIM REYNOLDS - AP Basketball Writer
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver has expressed shock over the arrests of Portland coach Chauncey Billups and Miami guard Terry Rozier on gambling-related charges. Speaking on Friday night during Amazon Prime Video's first broadcast, Silver said he was deeply disturbed by the indictments. The arr…
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FEMA Acting Associate Administrator Keith Turi said damage assessments didn’t warrant federal aid.
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Crawford’s recusal means the issue will be decided by an evenly split six-member liberal-conservative court.
- Kimberly Wethal | Wisconsin State Journal
The committee unanimously voted at the end of the hearing to ask Attorney General Josh Kaul to draft an opinion on the legal definition of grooming.
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A lawsuit filed Wednesday challenges Trump's travel ban that bars Afghan families from entering the U.S.
Each month, recipients in Wisconsin are allocated around $114 million in benefits, or about $170 per person.
Attorney General Josh Kaul argues that Judge Michael Maxwell’s order would drastically alter the state’s voter registration process.
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Supporters say owners often make the claim to skirt bans on pets. Opponents note the ADA doesn't require people to certify their animal is trained.
A 42-year-old Hustisford man is facing multiple felony charges after allegedly starting a fire at Danny Boys bar in Horicon on Sunday night.
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Featured images by the Wisconsin State Journal's photo team of Amber Arnold, John Hart and Owen Ziliak.
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The H-2A program now comes with higher up-front costs but is essential to keeping farms afloat amid a labor shortage.
Health care providers are trying a new tactic to promote the healing effects of nature: They're actually writing prescriptions for it. Time in nature can lower blood pressure and reduce at least the perception of stress. Doctors recommending time outdoors isn't new, but hundreds of them over the last decade have taken to issuing formal prescriptions in hopes of getting people to follow through. Park Rx America helps providers set up nature prescriptions. They say nearly 2,000 health care providers are registered with them and have issued more than 7,000 nature prescriptions since 2019.
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver has expressed shock over the arrests of Portland coach Chauncey Billups and Miami guard Terry Rozier on gambling-related charges. Speaking on Friday night during Amazon Prime Video's first broadcast, Silver said he was deeply disturbed by the indictments. The arrests, which happened on Thursday, involve nearly three dozen people, including Billups and Rozier. Rozier is accused of conspiring to help associates win bets based on his performance. Billups faces charges related to rigged poker games. Silver apologized to fans, noting the situation has overshadowed the league's opening week.
FEMA Acting Associate Administrator Keith Turi said damage assessments didn’t warrant federal aid.
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The DNR is leading the investigation alongside the Lafayette County Sheriff’s Office, who will forward their findings to the Lafayette County district attorney for possible charges.
The 56-year-old Madison man was declared dead at the scene after sheriff’s deputies recovered his body.
The site was in early stages of construction and unoccupied at the time of collapse, fire department officials said.
A Madison man was arrested early Thursday morning after fleeing police who had pulled him over for speeding.
Without the Tellurian program, police may have to spend hours at the hospital waiting for people to sober up or take them to jail, the chiefs and Tellurian CEO say.
FEMA Acting Associate Administrator Keith Turi said damage assessments didn’t warrant federal aid.
The goal is to get more students interested in civics and public service.
Crawford’s recusal means the issue will be decided by an evenly split six-member liberal-conservative court.