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Animal of Things

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Cane Corso Laws in Wisconsin: Bans, Bite Liability, and Housing Rules

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Cane Corso laws in Wisconsin are more forgiving than many owners fear, but they are not hands-off. The state does not ban the breed, yet one bite can cost you the full amount of the victim’s damages, and a handful of local ordinances name mastiff-type dogs outright. That split matters because your legal risk depends … This article, Cane Corso Laws in Wisconsin: Bans, Bite Liability, and Housing Rules , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Cane Corso Laws in Connecticut: What Owners Need to Know About Bans, Liability, and Housing • Antifreeze Poisoning Liability Laws in Connecticut: Criminal Charges, Civil Claims, and Pet Damages • Exotic Animal Permit Requirements in South Carolina: What SCDNR and State Law Actually Say

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Mandela Barnes files defamation lawsuit against Journal Sentinel

MILWAUKEE — Former Wisconsin Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes filed a lawsuit on Tuesday against Journal Sentinel over articles the media outlet published over the summer. The Journal Sentinel told Spectrum News 1 it stands by its reporting. The articles were titled “Sources detail concerns about Mandela Barnes’ behavior toward...

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WIAA Football State Semifinals Set for Friday Night Across Wisconsin

The WIAA 11-man high school playoffs resume Friday night with the state semifinals in all seven divisions. In Division Seven, the Hilbert Wolves, who eliminated Coleman on a field goal as time expired last Friday night, travel to Oconomowoc to meet Iowa Grant. In Division Six, undefeated Bonduel battles Lomira...

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Wisconsin woman remembers father lost in Edmund Fitzgerald sinking 51 years ago

MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) - A Wisconsin woman is remembering her late father, who was one of the 29 men killed when the Edmund Fitzgerald ship sank 51 years ago in Lake Superior. “My dad was a big guy, but he was a teddy bear. He rarely disciplined, he was a big hugger, and a very loving father,” said Debbie Gomez-Felder.

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Medicaid applicants in South Dakota, North Carolina, Michigan and Wisconsin who apply by Dec. 31 can get up to three months of past bills covered, a window that shrinks Jan. 1

Medicaid applicants in South Dakota, North Carolina, Michigan and Wisconsin have until Dec. 31 to file under the old rule that lets the program pay for medical bills from before the application date. After that, the look-back shrinks to as little as one month. Anyone with an unpaid hospital, nursing home or doctor bill from […]

South Dakota · 1d

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WisDems Eye Surrendering the Will of Wisconsin Voters and Empowering California and New York

Wisconsin Democrats have tried to change how electoral votes are awarded. Now they plan on trying again. Wisconsin Democrats did not wait until they won the Legislature to propose changing how the state awards its presidential electoral votes. They’ve been plotting this for decades. They even introduced bills in...

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The Center Square

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Gov.-elect Crowley downplays Milwaukee County budget error

(The Center Square) – Wisconsin’s newly elected governor is brushing off accusations that he hid Milwaukee County’s $4.5 million budget deficit. Gov.-elect David Crowley admitted during an appearance on UpFront over the weekend that he knew about the budget gap weeks before the deficit was made public. "We knew about this, yes," Crowley said. Crowley unveiled Milwaukee County’s $1 billion budget on Oct. 1. Crowley said his staff told him about a $4.5 million error in the budget on Oct. 20. That news wasn’t shared with county supervisors or voters until the day after last week’s election. "We wanted to make sure that we were doing the best thing possible as far as giving as much information as possible to the Milwaukee County Board of Supervisors,” Crowley said. "Yes, there was an error, but we wanted to make sure we could communicate what happened with that error, how we found a solution and how we fixed it moving forward." Budget Director Nick Sinram told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel that he didn't disclose the budget problems to the public until after the election because he wanted to "present solutions" along with news of the error. County Finance Committee Chairman Steve Taylor

Milwaukee County, WI · 1d

WausauPilot

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Wisconsin high school football scores, updates | WIAA playoffs quarterfinals

WIAA high school football playoffs state quarterfinal scores: Saturday, Nov. 7. WIAA high school football playoffs state quarterfinal scores: Friday, Nov. 6. Kenosha St. Joseph Catholic 27, Manitowoc Lutheran 14. Bonduel 26, Cedar Grove-Belgium 15. Lomira 16, Edgar 12. DIVISION 7. River Ridge 25, Cochrane-Fountain City 21. Glenwood City 16,...

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Wisconsin gun deer season opens Nov. 21

MADISON, Wis. (WSAW) - Wisconsin’s nine-day gun deer season opens Nov. 21 and runs through Nov. 29, the state Department of Natural Resources said. Hunters must register all harvested deer electronically by 5 p.m. the day after the deer is recovered. Registration is available through Go Wild, GameReg, by...

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Marshfield 3-Year-Old Oscar to Be Honored During Global Marathon Challenge Supporting Children With Cancer

MARSHFIELD, Wis. (OnFocus) – A remarkable 3-year-old boy from Marshfield named Oscar will be among the children honored during an extraordinary worldwide endurance challenge aimed at helping young cancer patients stay connected to their friends, classmates and communities. Hopecam founder Len Forkas will participate in the Great World Race...

Marshfield, WI · 11h

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ICE detains Wisconsin State Trooper living in Onalaska, working out of Tomah

DODGE COUNTY, Wis. (WLAX/WEUX) – Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is defending its actions in detaining a Wisconsin State Trooper. Attorney Marc Christopher notified us that 21-year-old Carel Aaron Van Der Merwe is being held in immigration detention in Dodge County. Van Der Merwe lives in Onalaska and works out of Tomah and has served […]

Onalaska, WI · 2d

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

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Medicaid expansion in doubt even with Wisconsin Democrats in control

Wisconsin Democrats may hold off on expanding eligibility for Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act, what had once been among their top priorities, even as they're poised to take control of all levers of power in state government . Shortly before his election Nov. 3 as governor, Democrat David Crowley's campaign indicated Medicaid expansion is no longer viable, pointing to restrictions imposed by President Donald Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill that did away with financial incentives for expanding Medicaid. His campaign suggested Crowley's administration would revisit Medicaid expansion if and when Congress and a willing president reversed the restrictions. For years, Wisconsin Democrats had made Medicaid expansion a centerpiece of their policy agenda. It was a cornerstone of all four of Democratic Gov. Tony Evers' budget requests since 2019 and was a constant refrain from party leaders. Wisconsin is one of only 10 states that has not expanded Medicaid eligibility to adults making up to 138% of the poverty level, or $22,025 for an individual and $45,540 for a family of four. Now, state Democrats are less keen on expansion. They say the calculus has changed under Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill. In April, state Sen. Kelda Roys, who lost

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Crowley’s priorities as Governor, School referendum impacts, Fond du Lac pastor preaches from Guatemala

Wisconsin Democratic Gov.-elect David Crowley joins us to preview his upcoming term in office. Then, we talk to leaders from two rural Wisconsin school districts about referendum results. And we meet a Fond du Lac pastor who is blocked from returning to the U.S. from Guatemala. Democratic Gov.-elect David Crowley.

Wisconsin · 8h

FDL Reporter | The Reporter

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Lomira football advances to Division 6 state semifinals with win over Edgar

EDGAR – Lomira football is one step closer to playing for a state championship. "I think it was just our belief in our system and we just stayed true to us. It wasn't always pretty. We didn't panic. We just stuck to our guns and just kept grinding away," Lomira head coach Bryan Gregory said. "We were able to make plays in the run game and were able to put enough points on the board." Lomira stayed undefeated, picking up its 12th win of the season on the road against Edgar who had been to three-straight state championship games. It won 16-12. More: Central Wisconsin Christian volleyball advances to Division 5 state championship More: Top high school performers in Oshkosh, Fond du Lac from Oct. 26 - Nov. 1 Edgar scored first but failed to convert on a 2-point conversion. Lomira was shut out for most of the first half before a 15-yard touchdown pass from Keegan Kell to Jackson Bloohm gave it a 7-6 lead with 1:18 to go in the second quarter. The Lions extended their lead on the first play of the fourth quarter when Kell scored on a 1-yard touchdown run to go up 14-6. Kell

Lomira, WI · 1d

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8 Wisconsin Seafood Spots We Ranked, From Lake Michigan Whitefish To Crispy Shrimp Baskets

In one corner of Wisconsin, dinner can mean watching whitefish, potatoes, and onions cook together in a huge kettle outdoors. I love that a meal can double as a show. That old fish boil tradition still pulls people to the shore. Meanwhile, a different crowd is digging into Cajun shrimp, lobster rolls, and oysters flown in from both coasts. One spot even hands out ceviche before you order a thing.

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Complete Filtration joins the Veyra family, mission

MARSHFIELD – A recently rebranded group of water treatment companies, Veyra – formerly Integrated Water Services (IWS) – has added a North Central Wisconsin company to its growing family: Complete Filtration Resources. “We made three acquisitions this year,” Veyra CEO Cody Phipps said. “Complete [Filtration] was one...

Marshfield, WI · 1d

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50 Area Players Named to 2026 WFCA All-Region Football Teams

MARSHFIELD – Fifty players from 23 area schools were named to the 2026 Wisconsin Football Coaches Association all-region teams, led by five selections each from Stevens Point and Edgar. Eight area players were honored at two positions on the WFCA all-region teams. Region 1 Large: Point, Medford Lead the...

Wisconsin · 1h

Steve DiGioia

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History in Four States: Voters Elect First Black Governors in Georgia, Florida, Nevada and Wisconsin

History in Four States: Voters Elect First Black Governors in Georgia, Florida, Nevada and Wisconsin Editor’s Picks talese morrow Nationwide — While Carson voters were deciding a city charter measure and a long list of state propositions, voters in four other states were making history. On Election Night, Georgia, Florida, Nevada and Wisconsin each elected a Black governor for the first time. Maryland Gov. Wes Moore also won a second term. Come January, five […] The post History in Four States: Voters Elect First Black Governors in Georgia, Florida, Nevada and Wisconsin first appeared on Inland Valley News .

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