AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoPublic Health: Wisconsin’s first measles-linked death since 1990 was an infant’s, as cases reached 431 statewide. Student vaccination rates remain near record lows, with just 16 school districts meeting the 95% threshold for community protection. Historic Change: Democrats won control of the governor’s office and both legislative chambers for the first time in 16 years. David Crowley will become Wisconsin’s first Black governor, and Madison elected the state’s first transgender lawmaker. Arts & Identity: A Milwaukee dance production explores language and cultural identity, while UW’s Native November and Milwaukee’s Hunting Moon Powwow celebrate Indigenous culture through events and performance. Community & Culture: The Southeast Wisconsin Festival of Books returns this weekend; meanwhile, the future of Northern Wisconsin’s Big Top Chautauqua is uncertain as it faces financial struggles.
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