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Bipartisan bills aim to reform payday loans in Wisconsin - Vimarsana News

Bipartisan bills aim to reform payday loans in Wisconsin

Average APR for payday loan in Wisconsin topped 850% in 2022

Wisconsin Considers Prosecuting Teachers and Librarians for 'Obscene' Books - Vimarsana News

Wisconsin Considers Prosecuting Teachers and Librarians for 'Obscene' Books

One day, teachers and library staff across Wisconsin may find that they could be prosecuted for allowing K-12 students to view certain books or other materials. A new Republican legislative proposal to penalize educators for exposing children to obscene materials comes out of a wider effort to restrict what K-12 students can see or read. […]

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Bipartisan Bills Reform Payday Loans - Vimarsana News

Bipartisan Bills Reform Payday Loans

Average annual interest rate for payday loans in Wisconsin topped 850% in 2022.

WPS withdraws sponsorship from National Railroad Museum over satanic Christmas tree - Vimarsana News

WPS withdraws sponsorship from National Railroad Museum over satanic Christmas tree

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WFRV) - Wisconsin Public Service, one of the leading utility companies in the Greater Green Bay Area, has revoked its sponsorship from the National Railroad Museum due to the controversial satanic Christmas tree. WPS provided Local 5 News with a statement, saying, "Our company and c

'Unforced error': Satanic Temple tree at RR Museum continues to create controversy - Vimarsana News

'Unforced error': Satanic Temple tree at RR Museum continues to create controversy

ASHWAUBENON, Wis. (WFRV) - Is the Satanic Temple of Wisconsin trying to steal Christmas by displaying one of their trees at the National Railroad Museum? A group of local politicians and concerned community members seem to think so. They gathered Wednesday afternoon for a news conference and a short