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The state’s Department of Workforce Development runs dozens of job centers across Wisconsin, each staffed with people trained to help you in your quest for work. Here’s what to know.
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Wisconsin Watch joins media outlets in condemning arrests of journalists Don Lemon and Georgia Fort
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Opinion: How Wisconsin can protect consumers and the environment during the data center boom
Renewable energy and efficiency are the lowest-cost ways to meet soaring demand, but they aren’t enough on their own. Wisconsin needs clear guardrails to protect consumers, water and the climate, writes John Imes.