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Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Which restaurants are charging more for eggs in Wisconsin? Here's a list
Egg prices continue to soar across the country, including in Wisconsin, as avian flu triggers surcharges on some menu items featuring eggs at certain restaurants. The U.S. Department of Agriculture released a report last month predicting that egg prices will increase by 41.1% this year. Egg prices continue to face volatile changes due to an outbreak of bird flu that started in 2022. The report said more than 18 million commercial egg layers were infected by bird flu in January 2025, which was the "highest monthly total since the outbreak began in 2022." In response, some restaurants across the...
TMJ4 News
Democrats express frustration with Trump and their party at West Allis town hall
Frustrated and furious voters packed a town hall over the weekend in West Allis for U.S. Rep. Gwen Moore. They expressed concerns about federal cuts and the current state of the Democratic Party.
seehafernews.com
Man Accused of Striking His Wife at a Manitowoc Grocery Store
A man is facing charges after he allegedly struck his wife at a Manitowoc grocery store. Manitowoc Police were called to a residence at 8:00 Monday evening (March 17th) on a report of a physical and verbal dispute. Officers learned that the suspect and his significant other, whose age and gender were redacted, were at Rob’s Family Market earlier that evening.
The Independent
ICE violated rights of a US citizen and 21 others during arrests, Chicago activists allege
Federal immigration agents violated the rights of 22 people, including a U.S. citizen, in immigration enforcement arrests during the first weeks of President Donald Trump’s second term, Chicago activists and attorneys alleged Monday. The arrests allegedly violate a 2022 agreement between Chicago groups and the federal government detailing how U.S. Immigration Customs and Enforcement officers can make “ collateral arrests,” where agents detain others besides those being targeted. The agreement, following a lawsuit over 2018 immigration sweeps, covers Illinois , Indiana , Kansas, Missouri , Kentucky and Wisconsin, which are under the ICE office in Chicago. “Every time you...
WEAU-TV 13
Gov. Tim Walz speaking at town hall event in Eau Claire
EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (WEAU) - On Tuesday night, the political spotlight was back in Western Wisconsin as Minnesota Governor Tim Walz returned to Eau Claire for a town hall grassroots event at the Pablo Center in Eau Claire. This was Walz’s first time back since the election and he’s using...
vernonreporter.com
Big worries, small protest as Trump and Musk threaten livelihoods and health in Wisconsin
It was a blustery, grey Saturday afternoon on March 15 as about 40 people wearing togas, carrying signs and waving upside-down American flags gathered on the steps of the Capitol in Madison to protest Donald Trump, Elon Musk and the current administration’s assault on democracy. The Madison rally, part...
The Associated Press
ICE violated rights of a US citizen and 21 others during arrests, Chicago activists allege
CHICAGO (AP) — Federal immigration agents violated the rights of 22 people, including a U.S. citizen, in immigration enforcement arrests during the first weeks of President Donald Trump’s second term, Chicago activists and attorneys alleged Monday. The arrests allegedly violate a 2022 agreement between Chicago groups and the federal government detailing how U.S. Immigration Customs and Enforcement officers can make “ collateral arrests,” where agents detain others besides those being targeted. The agreement, following a lawsuit over 2018 immigration sweeps, covers Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Missouri, Kentucky and Wisconsin, which are under the ICE office in Chicago. “Every time you hear from this administration about how they’re rounding up gang members, terrorists, the worst of the worst, you need to take a dose of reality,” said Mark Fleming, an attorney with the National Immigrant Justice Center, said at a news conference. “You need to dig deeper to understand who exactly they are arresting.” The NIJC detailed alleged violations in a federal complaint filed last week on behalf of advocacy groups in Chicago. Among other things, the agreement says ICE agents can make a warrantless arrest only when they have evidence that an individual is likely to escape.