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Interest rates on Stafford loans could double without congressional action

If Congress does not act, interest rates on a certain type of federal student loan may double, affecting more than 80,000 Wisconsin college students.

By By Rich Kremer, Wisconsin Public Radio , April 17, 2013

33,000 Wisconsin addicts soon eligible for insurance

More than 30,000 uninsured Wisconsin residents with drug and alcohol addictions will become eligible for insurance when the health care overhaul goes into effect in January, but persistent staff shortages and a lack of beds means those patients still might not get the help they need.

By DINESH RAMDE, Associated Press , April 16, 2013

Assembly to debate food stamp trafficking bill

A bill that would penalize the trafficking of food stamp benefits in Wisconsin is up for debate in the state Assembly on Tuesday.

By The Associated Press , April 16, 2013

State rep wants more accountability from businesses receiving public funds

A Wisconsin lawmaker says the time has come for more details about the money that goes from state economic development agencies to private businesses.

By By Chuck Quirmbach, Wisconsin Public Radio , April 16, 2013

Voucher advocates have spent $10 million on Wisconsin elections in past decade

A government watchdog group says voucher advocates have spent nearly $10 million over the past ten years trying to influence elections in Wisconsin.

By By Shawn Johnson, Wisconsin Public Radio , April 16, 2013

Winnebago County looks at options for unclaimed bodies

Oshkosh-area officials are looking at cremation and the donation of bodies to science as money-saving options for claiming unclaimed bodies.

By The Associated Press , April 15, 2013

With help from national program unemployed vets turn to pipefitting

Two groups that have been hit hard by unemployment are trying to pair up to help each other: Construction companies need pipefitters and veterans need jobs.

By By Shamane Mills, Wisconsin Public Radio , April 15, 2013

New bill, aiming to reduce liability, would change what doctors tell patients

A medical bill supported by health care providers is on a legislative fast track in Wisconsin.

By By Shamane Mills, Wisconsin Public Radio , April 12, 2013

Panel gets update on firing range

After a controversial decision last year to allow the Douglas County Sheriff’s Department to develop a firing range for training purposes, work could begin this year to make that training facility a reality.

By Shelley Nelson , April 12, 2013

Council weighs shelter location

Council weighs shelter location Decision time has come. After four years of discussion and debate about where and what size animal shelter to build, the Superior City Council will consider public input about one of the proposed sites.

By Shelley Nelson , April 12, 2013

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Hospital execs: BadgerCare cuts would raise costs, close hospitals

Hospital executives told the legislature's Joint Finance Committee yesterday that Governor Scott Walker's Medicaid budget would raise costs for businesses and could result in the closure of rural hospitals.

By By Shawn Johnson, Wisconsin Public Radio , April 11, 2013

GOP Rep. wants food assistance program to exclude more junk food

Several Wisconsin food and beverage industry groups are criticizing an Assembly bill that would require residents on food assistance to buy mostly nutritious food.

By By Steve Roisum, Wisconsin Public Radio , April 11, 2013

Lakehead Painting Company wins state safety award

The Wisconsin Safety Council, the state’s leading provider of safety training and programming, and the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development (DWD) will honor Lakehead Painting Company as one of 18 companies to win this year’s Wisconsin Corporate Safety award.

April 10, 2013

Senators unveil deal on gun sales background check

Two pivotal senators have announced a bipartisan deal on expanding background checks to more gun buyers.

By ALAN FRAM, Associated Press , April 10, 2013

Cigarette tax hikes included in Obama’s $3.8 trillion spending plan

President Barack Obama sent Congress a $3.8 trillion spending blueprint on Wednesday that strives to achieve a "grand bargain" to tame runaway deficits, raising taxes on the wealthy and trimming popular benefit programs including Social Security and Medicare.

By MARTIN CRUTSINGER, AP Economics Writer , April 10, 2013

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