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Wisconsin State Assemblyman Shae Sortwell attacked the children's museum for requiring masks or proof of vaccination.

FISH CREEK - The Eagle Tower at Peninsula State Park is ready to reopen to the public Wednesday, according to the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. The reconstructed tower replaced the one built in 1932 — and dismantled in 2016 — and stands at 60 feet high. While that's 15 feet shorter than the last tower, it still offers panoramic views of the park, nearby islands and Upper Michigan shoreline.  The tower's position on Eagle Bluff offers viewers on the top observation deck an additional boost above the Bay of Green Bay, for a total of 253 feet. Access to the deck is available...

Peninsula State Park's Eagle Tower reopened Wednesday with panoramic views and accessibility options Daphne Lemke, Green Bay Press-Gazette FISH CREEK - The Eagle Tower at Peninsula State Park reopened to the public Wednesday, according to the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. The reconstructed tower replaced the one built in 1932 — and dismantled in 2016 — and stands at 60 feet high. While that's 15 feet shorter than the last tower, it still offers panoramic views of the park, nearby islands and Upper Michigan shoreline.  © Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-...

Republican legislators back resolution to honor Rush, resist celebrating Black History Month. //end headline wrapper ?> Get a daily rundown of the top stories on Urban Milwaukee Rush Limbaugh. Photo by Gage Skidmore from Surprise, AZ, United States of America, (CC BY-SA 2.0), via Wikimedia Commons In February, following a global movement to affirm that Black Lives Matter, Republicans rejected a resolution honoring Black History Month because they didn’t like all of the names of people being honored on the resolution. Most notably, the conflict centered on the names of people of color who w...

Madigan's Hand-Picked Replacement Resigns After 2 Days On The Job - Chicago, IL - Mike Madigan said he learned of "alleged questionable conduct" by Edward Kodatt, who was appointed to succeed him as state representative.