Wall Street Journal reporter Reid Epstein talks about his recent article about the August 14th primary race. A Republican hasn’t won a primary without the state party’s endorsement since 1978. Vukmir has that endorsement, but the race remains close.
Hmong Counseling Service Closure Leaves Community Concerned
Journey Mental Health Center has announced that a program serving Hmong with mental health issues will close. The facility, also known as KajSiab House, is a place where Hmong elders and their families can receive treatment for trauma related disorders, such as post traumatic stress disorder. According to Doua Vang, the program’s manager, KajSiab House […]
UW-Madison receives federal grant to get more students speaking Korean...
UW-Madison has received a $220,000 federal grant to kick off a program that aims to get more students speaking fluent Korean. The U.S. Department of Defense funnels money to universities through its Flagship language program to get more students fluent in languages deemed important for economic or security reasons. UW-Madison already offers an intensive Flagship […]
Memorial Union agrees to remove names of KKK-tied alumni
The Memorial Union Council voted Tuesday to remove the names of two men who belonged to a campus group which used the name Ku Klux Klan in the early 1900s from union facilities. The decision comes after a year of discussion by the council and a report from a subcommittee which was convened to research […]
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WORT Programmers Respond to Sunday Shooting
Media outlets across the country are sending their messages of support to this station after Sunday’s shooting. Alejandro Alonso Galva put together this story. At approximately 3:12 a.m. Sunday morning, a man wearing a mask and hood entered the WORT station and opened fire on three DJs in the broadcast studio. Witnesses say five shots were […]
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