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Some Correctional Workers Losing Protective Status

Clip: Season 1100 Episode 1140 | 9m 50sVideo has Closed Captions

Jim Palmer and Andrew Phillips debate the status of correctional workers under Act 10.

Wisconsin Professional Police Association Executive Director Jim Palmer and attorney Andrew Phillips debate whether correctional workers should maintain a status that exempts them from the Act 10 collective bargaining restrictions.

04/19/2013 | Rating TV-G

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Budget Watch: Taxes

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Sheboygan County DA Reacts to Drunk Driving Court Ruling

Sheboygan County DA Reacts to Drunk Driving Court Ruling

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Clip: S1100 Ep1140 | 5m 50s | Joe DeCecco reacts to a Supreme Court ruling on blood testing suspected drunk drivers. (5m 50s)

State Prepares for Potential Floods

State Prepares for Potential Floods

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Clip: S1100 Ep1140 | 2m 49s | Zac Schultz speaks with Brain Satula about potential flooding in the Rock County area. (2m 49s)

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