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At Civic Media we believe that radio has an important role to play in supporting the community with quality local news and commentary. We focus on local, regional and state issues and current events that are most relevant to our listeners.

Madison police arrested at least seven people early Tuesday morning as officials moved to clear out an encampment at the site where a Madison police officer shot Corey Ruiz on July 22. An additional 10 people have been cited, according to a Madison police spokesperson. Read more below.

Madison clears encampment at police shooting site, arrests 7

A protest and memorial site started after a police shooting closed the busy intersection since July 22.

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In a 2-1 decision, Wisconsin’s 2nd District Court of Appeals overturned a previous Dane County Circuit Court ruling that found Act 10, the controversial 2011 law that severely restricted the collective bargaining rights of most public employees, unconstitutional. Read more below.

Appeals court overturns ruling declaring Act 10 unconstitutional

In a 2-1 decision, Wisconsin’s 2nd District Court of Appeals overturned a previous Dane County Circuit Court ruling that found Act 10, the controversial 2011 law that severely restricted the collective bargaining rights of most public employees, unconstitutional.

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WisEye is operating on a limited basis as it continues to raise funds and hold dialogue with legislators. Donor information is available on their website, but without state support, the network will cease operations. Read more below.

After two decades, WisEye in danger of shuttering its cameras

The network has raised $30 million in private support over the years, but the current weak fundraising environment has not produced sufficient revenue. The network is seeking legislature support.

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Thousands in Wisconsin may lose access to food and health benefits under new federal restrictions now being enforced. Community groups say they’re working to fill the gap, but resources are limited.

Wisconsin to cut FoodShare, Medicaid for thousands of refugees under new federal rules

Wisconsin will begin enforcing new federal eligibility rules that cut FoodShare and Medicaid for an estimated 7,200 refugees and other legally present immigrants.

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🚨 Rising gas prices are now forcing cuts to public services in Wisconsin. If prices rise another 50 cents, Milwaukee County might end up paying nearly $1 million more for fuel this year than anticipated, straining an already tight budget.

Iran war-driven fuel prices might force Milwaukee County service cuts

The war in Iran has raised fuel costs for Milwaukee County. Some departments may have to reduce services to cover the difference.

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Great news! Starting today at 6pm, The Gaily Show will begin airing on 92.7 FM WDMX in Madison, WI on @civicmedia.us! We look forward to getting to know all of our new listeners and diving more into queer and progressive news in Wisconsin! My DMs open for story ideas. On Signal: radioborealis.23