US supreme court hears case on reinstating gun possession to people accused of domestic violence

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US supreme court hears case on reinstating gun possession to people accused of domestic violence   Abené Clayton - The Guardian The US Supreme Court heard oral arguments Tuesday in a case that could reinstate gun-possession rights to people who are under domestic violence restraining orders. The case, which will be decided next year, will have a far-reaching –…

Biden-Harris Administration to Invest $17 Million to Restore Health of Milwaukee Rivers and Lake Michigan

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Biden-Harris Administration to Invest $17 Million to Restore Health of Milwaukee Rivers and Lake Michigan MILWAUKEE, WI (November, 2, 2023) – Today, at an event in Milwaukee, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Assistant Administrator for Water Radhika Fox and Regional Administrator Debra Shore for Region 5 announced that Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage Distract (MMSD) will be…

Rep. Gwen Moore is a domestic violence survivor — and she wants to start a national conversation

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Rep. Gwen Moore is a domestic violence survivor — and she wants to start a national conversation Jennifer Gerson - 19th News When Rep. Gwen Moore was in her early 20s, her boyfriend put a gun to her head and threatened to shoot and kill her. He had been violent in the past, time after time, but this was the first time his violence was coupled with a firearm.  “I told him to…

Rep. Gwen Moore on speakership, war between Israel and Hamas

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Rep. Gwen Moore on speakership, war between Israel and Hamas By Mackenzie Krumme - Wisconsin Public Radio The U.S. House of Representatives has been without a leader for more than two weeks, leaving the chamber unable to function. As two international wars ramp up and the deadline to fund the federal government creeps closer, we get reaction from…

'UPFRONT' recap: RNC gives Monday night deadline for Trump, candidates to qualify for debate

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'UPFRONT' recap: RNC gives Monday night deadline for Trump, candidates to qualify for debate By: Matt Smith - WISN Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel says she's given former President Donald Trump a Monday night deadline for a final answer on whether he'll attend Wednesday night's GOP debate in Milwaukee. "He has not shared his final decision," McDaniel said on…

Congresswoman Moore, Milwaukee Mayor Johnson join local climate leaders to discuss environmental efforts

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Congresswoman Moore, Milwaukee Mayor Johnson join local climate leaders to discuss environmental efforts By: CBS 58 Newsroom MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Congresswoman Gwen Moore and Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson joined local climate leaders on Aug. 8, to discuss environmental impacts in the Milwaukee area. The gathering took place at the Pierhead Lighthouse along Lake Michigan. The…

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley signs 0.4% sales tax increase

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Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley signs 0.4% sales tax increase By: Vanessa Swales - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley signed into law a near-doubling of the county's sales tax Thursday, the capstone of a sometimes contentious process to head off severe budget pain. With Crowley's signature, the new county tax of 0.9%, an increase from its…

New Bill Would Require States To Distinguish Poverty From Child Neglect

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New Bill Would Require States To Distinguish Poverty From Child Neglect By: Michael Fitzgerald - The Imprint Reflecting a growing movement to tease out poverty from the many reasons U.S. children are taken into foster care, a new bill before Congress requires states to avoid maltreatment investigations that center solely on a family’s homelessness or lack of financial resources. “The…

Milwaukee County Department of Transportation receives $400,000 grant from FTA

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Milwaukee County Department of Transportation receives $400,000 grant from FTA By: Kevin Schwaller - Spectrum News MILWAUKEE — Milwaukee County will receive a $400,000 grant to fund a feasibility study of a shared bus-bike lane on 35th Street, between Vliet Street and National Avenue. The grant came from the Federal Transit Administration. The Milwaukee County Department of…

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