AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoVoting & Elections: In Eau Claire, in-person absentee voting for Wisconsin’s partisan primary is in the final stretch, with hundreds turning out daily as Election Day prep ramps up for Tuesday. Milwaukee Water: Milwaukee Water Works has cut fluoride in drinking water roughly in half due to supply-chain disruptions, saying the remaining amount is still safe and will last a few months. State Politics: Gov. Tony Evers is questioning Francesca Hong’s electability, while Hong backtracks on older social media comments tied to “Cancel Thanksgiving” and other controversies. Madison Protests: Madison police cleared an encampment tied to the Corey Ruiz case, and candidates are trading views on arrests and next steps. Public Safety: Milwaukee’s 911 call-center problems are under scrutiny after employees raised concerns about training and response. Crime & Courts: A former Milwaukee gas station security guard was sentenced to life in prison in a shooting case, and another Milwaukee defendant pleaded guilty in a child sex-crime matter. Community & Housing: The city is moving forward on 94 affordable homes in Amani after approving $3.6 million in TIF support. Sports: The Brewers beat the Pirates 5-2 as Dustin May won his Milwaukee debut with help from homers by Chourio and Sánchez. Health & Education: Wisconsin Head Start leaders warn proposed federal changes could disrupt staffing and services for kids with disabilities. Local Life: The Wisconsin State Fair opened with drier conditions than last year’s flood chaos.
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