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Florida could teach Wisconsin how to demand a more open-minded academia

July 23, 2026

Wisconsin still holds $800 million in people’s unclaimed cash despite a top ranking in returning funds

More Wisconsin circuit courts use text reminders to move justice along: a ‘godsend’

Schug, a giant of economics education, took lessons beyond classrooms to anyone willing to learn

How to strengthen the climb from the safety net

The silence breaks: Accountability at last for those who make Milwaukee life unlivable

Data centers could be a godsend — if communities let them

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