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Gov. Tony Evers announced that the Wisconsin State Building Commission approved a total of approximately $106.4 million in key projects across the state that will assist state government in providing

According to a news release from Gov. Tony Evers office, the projects are meant to help the state provide better care to Wisconsin residents and veterans, support career growth for

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Mayor Barrett reflects on one year of COVID-19; praises unsung heroes in the fight against the virus Ricardo Torres, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel © City of Milwaukee via Zoom The United Community Center shared stories about its unsung heroes as part of an effort by Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett to highlight the efforts of people who helped fight COVID-19. Saturday marked one year since the coronavirus pandemic hit Milwaukee. One year ago, Milwaukee confirmed its first case of COV...

Jobless Wisconsinites say DWD call center giving incorrect, contradictory information One recipient was told they did not qualify to speak to a supervisor, and was later told no supervisor was available to take questions. Written By: Rachael Vasquez / Wisconsin Public Radio | 6:26 pm, Feb. 2, 2021 × The Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development. (Angela Major / WPR) Dawn Gleason estimates shes called the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Developments unemployment cal...

Jobless people say DWD call center gives incorrect, contradictory information. //end headline wrapper ?> Unemployment Insurance Claims Office. Photo by Bytemarks (CC-BY). Dawn Gleason estimates she’s called the state Department of Workforce Development‘s unemployment call center between nine and 12 times since late December. Gleason, a single mother in Franklin who had breast cancer last year,  lost her job as the manager of a limousine dispatch service in March. She was relying on un...

advertisement advertisement For a glimpse of how the Biden Administration plans to govern, look no further than the White House website. advertisement advertisement The new site has lots of negative white space and is designed to be accessible to everyone from Spanish speakers to citizens with vision impairments. “WhiteHouse.gov ends up being the front page of the federal government,” says White House director of digital strategy Rob Flaherty, whose team would like users to consider WhiteHo...