AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPublic Health: Wisconsin’s measles outbreak has claimed a second child’s life, in Grant County. Officials reported 649 cases across 20 counties as of Nov. 13, the state’s highest total in more than 35 years, and urged families to check vaccination status. Education and Labor: State Superintendent Jill Underly proposed $2.75 billion in new aid for schools and libraries, while the Wisconsin Supreme Court agreed to hear a challenge to Act 10, the law limiting public workers’ collective bargaining rights. State Government: Gov. Tony Evers granted 14 commutations, the first by a Wisconsin governor in 25 years, as Democrats prepare to take control of the Legislature and set priorities for the next session. Sports: No. 1 Wisconsin men’s hockey beat Ohio State 5-2, improving to 8-0-1. Notre Dame Academy running back Kingston Allen also broke the state career rushing record, reaching 7,462 yards as his team advanced to the state final. Madison: Wisconsin Books to Prisoners says the Department of Corrections has restored its ability to send free books to people in every state prison.
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