AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoPublic Health: Wisconsin reports two lab-confirmed measles cases in Vernon County, with officials urging anyone exposed who isn’t immune to watch for symptoms and expect follow-up notifications. Local Safety & Accountability: Milwaukee residents packed the Fire and Police Commission meeting to demand an end to Flock camera use, after police acknowledged earlier data-sharing and misuse concerns; separate reporting also details a Kenosha deputy’s first court appearance on felony charges tied to alleged misuse of Flock and GPS tools. Education & Community: UW–Madison opened Irving and Dorothy Levy Hall, a new humanities home for classes including African American studies, gender and women’s studies, and religious studies. Immigration & Family Support: Roots4Change hosted a Dane County event spotlighting Latina and Hispanic birthing experiences and pushing for system accountability in maternal care. Arts & Culture: A new Madison shop, Pocket Cheese, is preparing to open at Atwood with an international lineup inspired by the owner’s multicultural background. Sports & Local Pride: UW–Green Bay enrollment is climbing as online and direct-admission options expand; UW–Whitewater women’s soccer shut out North Park 3-0, and the Wisconsin Herd named Schuyler Rimmer as head coach. Environment & Outdoors: Wade House Historic Site in Greenbush will plant 49 trees as part of a reforestation push after major forest loss.
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