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Wisconsin Melts Under Heat Wave

Clip: Season 1800 Episode 1803 | 5m 15sVideo has Closed Captions

Tim Halbach of the National Weather Service discusses the heat wave hitting Wisconsin.

With brutal heat affecting Wisconsin, Gov. Tony Evers has declared a state of emergency for those who also lost power in Dane County. Discussing the unusually warm temperatures is Tim Halbach of the National Weather Service for Milwaukee/Sullivan.

07/19/2019 | Rating TV-G

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Neumann-Ortiz Discusses Immigration Concerns in Wisconsin

Neumann-Ortiz Discusses Immigration Concerns in Wisconsin

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Clip: S1800 Ep1803 | 8m 6s | Christine Neumann-Ortiz of Voces de la Frontera discusses the Wisconsin immigration debate (8m 6s)

New Climate Research Shows Wisconsin Heading South

New Climate Research Shows Wisconsin Heading South

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Clip: S1800 Ep1803 | 7m 39s | Michael Notaro of the Nelson Institute for Climatic Research discusses climate change. (7m 39s)

PSC to Weigh Need vs. Environmental Impact of Power Line

PSC to Weigh Need vs. Environmental Impact of Power Line

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Clip: S1800 Ep1803 | 4m 33s | Student journalist Will Kenneally reports on a proposed power line in southwest Wisconsin. (4m 33s)

Noon Wednesday: E-cigarettes Creating a Clouds of Debate

Noon Wednesday: E-cigarettes Creating a Clouds of Debate

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Clip: S1800 Ep1803 | 10m 42s | Lawmakers are considering hikes on e-cigarette and vaping taxes. (10m 42s)

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