AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHealth Policy: Wisconsin doctors are warning that Medicaid work requirements could create major administrative and ethical burdens, especially around deciding who qualifies as “medically frail.” Public Safety & Health: Southwest Wisconsin measles cases have climbed to 15 confirmed and 6 probable, with officials urging updated vaccinations and close symptom monitoring. State Government: The Wisconsin Senate advanced AB911 to fund a statewide battery collection and recycling program, while lawmakers also moved bills tied to tax changes, social media rules for minors, and DOJ funding for internet crimes against children. Transportation: WisDOT says northbound I-43/Highway 23 ramps will close for reconstruction starting Aug. 20, with detours via Highway 42 and other routing changes. Milwaukee Crime: Police say a suspect is in custody after a man was beaten outside Beto’s Pizza on the south side, leaving him with serious injuries. Sports (Milwaukee): The Brewers host the Dodgers again Sunday after a 4-1 win, with Jacob Misiorowski starring in the latest matchup.
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