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Noon Wednesday: COVID-19's Present and Future

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Dr. Nasia Safdar of the UW medical school on new medical developments to combat COVID-19.

Deaths caused by COVID-19 in Wisconsin surpassed 8,000 a year-and-a-half after the pandemic reached the state. As vaccination levels remain plateued, new medical developments to combat the virus and its deadly disease progress. Infectious disease specialist Dr. Nasia Safdar with the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health and UW Health explains.

10/06/2021 | Rating TV-G

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2020 Election Investigation Still Underway

2020 Election Investigation Still Underway

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Clip: S2000 Ep2015 | 39s | Former state Supreme Court Justice Michael Gabelman continues 2020 election investigation. (39s)

Democrat Runs for Open 3rd Congressional District Seat

Democrat Runs for Open 3rd Congressional District Seat

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Clip: S2000 Ep2015 | 7m 12s | Wisconsin State Senator Brad Pfaff on his run for Wisconsin’s 3rd Congressional District. (7m 12s)

Impact of School Bus Driver Shortage

Impact of School Bus Driver Shortage

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Clip: S2000 Ep2015 | 5m 42s | Paul Mennen on Wisconsin’s severe school bus driver shortage. (5m 42s)

State Lawmakers Who Own Restaurants Confront Workforce Woes

State Lawmakers Who Own Restaurants Confront Workforce Woes

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Clip: S2000 Ep2015 | 6m 36s | Pandemic experiences of three Wisconsin restaurant owners who are members of the Assembly. (6m 36s)

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