AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEducation & Safety: A new WalletHub study ranks Wisconsin’s school systems fifth in the U.S., citing top academic performance but flagging safety gaps like weapon carrying and bullying rates. Healthcare Workforce: Gov. Tony Evers approved an emergency rule letting qualified registered nurses teach clinical courses, aiming to ease Wisconsin’s nursing shortage. Workplace Fraud Watch: The state Department of Workforce Development warns injured workers about a multi-state scam using fake “worker’s compensation” hearings and WhatsApp/Zoom calls to trick people into paying fees. Politics—Governor’s Race: The Democratic governor field keeps shifting: Milwaukee County Exec. David Crowley is back with Gov. Evers’ endorsement, while the race’s turbulence is already shaping expectations for upcoming polling. Labor Backing: The Wisconsin Laborers’ District Council endorsed Crowley, backing his push on prevailing wage, project labor agreements, and apprenticeships. Public Health: Federal investigators say a Taylor Farms cyclospora test was a false positive, though the outbreak traceback still points to the same supply chain. Local Giving: The Packers Foundation awarded $1.65M in matching grants to nonprofits across the Green Bay and Milwaukee regions.
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