AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoConsumer & Health Policy: Wisconsin’s AG Raoul is part of a bipartisan push urging people to file claims tied to alleged generic drug price-fixing, after a federal court approved settlement distribution. Education & Schools: Raoul also won a court ruling blocking unlawful K-12 teacher preparation grant terminations, a move aimed at easing Wisconsin’s teacher shortage. Elections & Voting Access: New details explain election-night delays in Winnebago and Green counties, while Wisconsin voters also face constitutional amendments on Nov. 3. Culture & Community: Next Act Theatre opens Milwaukee’s Wisconsin premiere of TRAYF, a faith-and-friendship story built around a real “Mitzvah Tank” outreach concept. Family & Learning: A new review highlights how reading for fun links to better brain health and lower cognitive decline risk. Local Life & Events: Doors Open Milwaukee returns with 190+ free sites, and Milwaukee Film’s documentary fest runs all weekend, including Heavy Is the Crown about Milwaukee activist Vaun Mayes. Sports: A 103-year-old Wisconsin runner completed her first half-marathon, starting the weekend with a feel-good note.
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