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Even if it had a storied history that was offending a sizable group of people, id think about changing it. But i dont want to detract from the wonderful redskins fans that are here. They love their team, and rightly so come it even though they have been having a tough time this year. Think all these mascots and team names related to native americans, native americans feel pretty strongly about it it i dont know whether our attachment to a particular name real, override the legitimate concerns th...

You are honestly one of the smartest people I have ever met, says one alderman.

Last year, about 141 of the 517 key budget documents were still not publicly available .

Mobile loan apps using AI and machine learning to profile customers using their data before approving or rejecting loan requests.

Mobile loan apps using AI and machine learning to profile customers using their data before approving or rejecting loan requests.

Two-day review session ends without any formal attempts.

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As the state Legislature’s budget committee prepared to meet and vote on a 2025 opioid settlement spending plan, Gov. Tony Evers renewed his campaign Monday to try to force the lawmakers to release funds already budgeted to combat PFAS chemical contamination and bolster health care in western Wisconsin. Neither the PFAS money nor the health […] The post GOP lawmakers to unveil opioid settlement plan rewrite while Evers demands PFAS cleanup funds appeared first on Wisconsin Examiner...

In one year he vetoed 32% of all legislative bills, compared to 3.7% for average governor.

Since taking office in January 2019, Evers has vetoed 219 bills outright and seven others partially — vetoes denounced by Republicans who passed those bills.