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Democrats hope data center opposition will help flip Assembly district held by GOP since 1970s

Democrats trying to flip a Wisconsin Assembly seat long held by Republicans are hoping anti-data center sentiment will help them oust a GOP incumbent they call the "architect" of tax breaks spurring a data center building boom in Wisconsin.

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Tiffany promises more state agency audits if elected governor

Citing fraud investigations and findings from the federal government, without mentioning President Donald Trump by name, U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany, R-Hazelhurst, said Friday that he wants to do the same in Wisconsin. During a Friday press conference at the Eau Claire County Republican Party headquarters, Tiffany announced a "Taxpayer Accountability Plan."

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Van Orden focuses on healthcare, Trump at Republican midterm convention in Texas

GOP Wisconsin Congressman Derrick Van Orden was among the first speakers during the Republican National Committee's midterm convention aimed at boosting candidates facing challenging races this year. He touted President Donald Trump's healthcare agenda and said the two of them brought billions in federal funding to Wisconsin hospitals, which Democrats deny.

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Milwaukee family to sue ICE for father’s detention over fake threat against Trump

The family of a Milwaukee man wrongly accused last year by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security of threatening to kill President Donald Trump plans to sue the agency for $5.5 million for emotional pain and suffering.

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Supreme Court order on mail-in voting won’t immediately affect Wisconsin ballots

A U.S. Supreme Court decision allowing President Donald Trump to advance his plan to restrict voting by mail won't be the final word ahead of Wisconsin's November election, Wisconsin election officials say.

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Wisconsin high school football player dies following in-game injury

The news of Alma Center-Humbird-Merrillan School District senior Adam Massman's passing has rocked Wisconsin's high school football community. In a district-wide email on Saturday, Superintendent Drew Semingson said Adam was "injured during Thursday night's football game."

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Primaries set up battle for control of Wisconsin Legislature

With Wisconsin's primary votes tallied, the final card has been set in the battle for the state Legislature. Marquette University Law School researcher John Johnson says it's the first time since 2011 that both Republicans and Democrats have a shot at winning majorities in the Assembly and Senate under voting maps enacted two years ago.

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