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Tribal concern grows as DOGE orders Bureau of Indian Affairs offices in Wisconsin to close
ONEIDA (WLUK) -- The Department of Government Efficiency is continuing their efforts to find waste and fraud within the federal government. Now, DOGE is directing the General Services Administration to terminate the leases of Bureau of Indian Affairs offices throughout the U.S., including one in Ashland, Wisconsin. Uncertainty is mounting...
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First Alert Weather Day Wednesday: Rain to risk of heavy snowfall & gusty winds
WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAW) - A First Alert Weather Day has been issued from Wednesday into Wednesday evening as a winter storm will be impacting northern and central Wisconsin. Initially, rain will move into the region early Wednesday morning, mixing with and going to snow first in the Northwoods during the mid-morning hours, with a progression of the rain/snow line to the southeast as the day goes along. Most locations will eventually change to snow by the afternoon as temperatures fall to near and below freezing. Gusty winds will also be a concern, which will cause low visibility, blowing and drifting snow, along with creating hazardous travel conditions on snow-covered roads. The snow tapers off to snow showers Wednesday evening, with the flakes ending by midnight Wednesday night.
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In-Person Voting Begins on Tuesday
Those wishing to vote early can do so in-person beginning tomorrow. The Wisconsin State Elections Commission announced the statewide opening period beginning on March 18th, two weeks prior to the April 1st election. Municipalities aren’t required to offer the option, but those that do offer it can’t offer in-person voting after Sunday, March 30th.
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Cedarburg Trump protest; many voice frustration, criticism
CEDARBURG, Wis. - Hundreds of protesters assembled in downtown Cedarburg on Saturday to voice frustration with President Donald Trump and his administration. Protesters lined both sides of Washington Avenue. Signs called attention to a number of issues, including climate change, the price of eggs and foreign relations – specifically support for Ukraine and criticism of Trump's relationship with Russia's Vladimir Putin.