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... about. Yamiche Alcindor: But, in the last week, Leet says she's gone from not knowing anyone with the virus to knowing five people who've tested positive. That's just a small fraction of the growing number of cases across Wisconsin. For the "PBS NewsHour," I'm Yamiche Alcindor.
... last century-and-a-half. So many of us now have a camera in our smartphones. But in a story that comes to us by PBS station Milwaukee PBS, one woman in Wisconsin has rediscovered the art of taking photographs and developing film using techniques from the mid-1800s. Margaret ...
... digit lead over Trump, with 52 percent of registered voters supporting the Democratic candidate and 42 percent backing the Republican incumbent, according to the latest PBS NewsHour/NPR/Marist poll. Wisconsin is one of the most closely watched states in the race. A Washington Post/ABC News poll released last ...
... partisan divide. Republicans are about four times as likely as Democrats to say the measures go too far, 22 percent compared to 5 percent. Meanwhile, protesters continue to gather as the virus outbreak stretches on. Another demonstration is planned in Wisconsin Friday. For the "PBS NewsHour," I'm Yamiche Alcindor.
... kind of undercard event. Meanwhile, Democrats announced their own schedule of primary debates. They begin October 13 in Nevada and end with an event in Wisconsin hosted by the PBS NewsHour. We will take a closer look at tonight's Republican roundabout right after the news summary. The attorney general ...
... to, but you do still have to pay a fee to the union for representation,” John Ahlquist a political science professor at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, told the PBS NewsHour. "Typically this fee is about half of what union dues are for union members. Unions, by law, are to ...
... the door. Now, he said, he’s desperate for workers. “If you said I could add 10 to 15 welders or operators for truck driving, I would take them in a heartbeat,” Raimondo said. The PBS NewsHour spoke to employers in Wisconsin recently started hiring prison inmates to fill jobs.
... C. politics over a border wall. The president and Congress need to really immediately reopen the government.We're talking about human capital. We're talking about people and the effect that it has on their lives. Marisa Wojcik: For the "PBS NewsHour," I'm Marisa Wojcik in Shawano, Wisconsin.
... handed lemons, so now you try to make lemonade. And that's what we're doing here. Jeffrey Brown: It will take commitment and funding, says Jones, but he thinks the will to keep the town alive is there. For the "PBS NewsHour," I'm Jeffrey Brown in Arena, Wisconsin.
... children. What are their needs? What can we do for them and for their families? Lisa Stark: A focus that will continue long after Election Day. For Education Week and the "PBS NewsHour," I'm Lisa Stark in Waukesha, Wisconsin. Judy Woodruff: It's great having that report from Wisconsin.
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