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Start Shopping: Enrollment Begins Nov. 1 for Most Obamacare Insurance Plans
Open enrollment starts Nov. 1 for the ACA’s federal and state exchanges. Consumers can go online, call, or seek help from a broker or other assister to learn their 2024 coverage options, calculate their potential subsidies, or change plans.
Wisconsin Unemployment Rate Rises Slightly, But Stays Below the Nationwide
The Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development released unemployment data for the month of September, and the rate rose slightly by two-tenths of a percentage point to 3.1 percent.
Voucher lawsuit takes on privatization of Wisconsin schools
A lawsuit filed last week with the Wisconsin Supreme Court challenging the constitutionality of taxpayer-funded private schools does not mince words.
WI remains outlier in not fully extending postpartum Medicaid coverage
Wisconsin lawmakers are in the midst of their fall session and they face renewed calls to approve a plan to help new mothers with limited resources maintain health coverage.
Indigenous Peoples Day Offers a Reminder of Native American History
For the third year, the United States will officially observe Columbus Day alongside Indigenous Peoples Day on Oct. 9, 2023.
WI Ag Groups in ‘Wait-And-See Mode’ on Farm Bill
The current Farm Bill expires Sept. 30 and with a looming government shutdown, reauthorization does not appear imminent.
Rural Report: Steer the ‘Big Box’ Train Away from Small Towns
A new report says corporate retailers have too much of a presence in smaller communities, and that certain policies could help Main Street businesses compete.
Rural Wisconsin Towns Get $1 million to Combat Overdose Crisis
Over $1 million in federal funds will help rural Wisconsin communities respond to an epidemic of drug overdoses.
Survey Indicates More Older Adults Need Disaster Readiness Plans
New survey results are prompting reminders for Wisconsin seniors to take action. The findings were issued by AARP and the University of Chicago.