Eau Claire
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Biden’s Infrastructure Bill Passed. Here’s What it Means for Wisconsin.
Measure expected to provide around $5.5 billion in transportation projects to Wisconsin and a variety of other job-creating improvements.
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The Pandemic Has Increased Worker Value Among Employers, but Help Still Needed to Address Shortage
The Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. is working with the Evers Administration to invest $100 million in community infrastructure to attract more workers to state.
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‘It’s Scary’: Health Departments Can’t Keep Up With COVID Contact Tracing Anymore
The pandemic is quickly becoming out of control again as the reality of too many new cases meets the reality of too few health workers.
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Agriculture is a Big Climate Change Contributor and Polluter. Wisconsin Farmers Want to Change That.
Wisconsin farmers are putting more emphasis on the “green factor” as they look to create more sustainable agriculture.
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Agriculture is a Big Climate Change Contributor and Polluter. Wisconsin Farmers Want to Change That.
Wisconsin farmers are putting more emphasis on the “green factor” as they look to create more sustainable agriculture.
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‘Head Above Water’: Expanded Child Tax Credit Will Help 92% of Wisconsin Children
Parents across Wisconsin and the US received their first monthly payments after the American Rescue Plan expanded the child tax credit.
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Live Music Is Back. See It at These 8 Wisconsin Festivals.
We all love Summerfest, but there are smaller festivals all over the state. Take a look to find one near you.
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A Quarter of Eau Claire’s Municipal Wells Have PFAS Contamination, City Announces
City shuts down four of 16 wells after tests show elevated levels of harmful PFAS.
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$140M of Federal COVID Relief Will Go Toward Entertainment, Tourism Grants, Evers Announces
American Rescue Plan Act funding would aid industries among those most impacted by the pandemic.
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With Vaccinations Still Below 50%, Northwest Wisconsin Health Officials Keep Trying New Outreach
After a successful spring, Wisconsin has stubbornly stayed below 50% of residents who have received their first dose of COVID-19 vaccine.
