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Evers directs attorney general to withdraw Wisconsin from ACA lawsuit
Gov. Tony Evers said Tuesday he’s directing Attorney General Josh Kaul to withdraw Wisconsin from a lawsuit challenging the Affordable Care Act.
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Assembly modifies, approves pre-existing conditions bill
The Assembly modified and approved its bill aiming to guarantee coverage for those with pre-existing conditions under state law if the Affordable Care Act goes away. But Democratic lawmakers questioned whether the proposal's efficacy.
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Assembly Republican leaders wary of Evers’ medical marijuana comments
Republican Assembly leaders warned Tuesday that Gov. Tony Evers’ comments in support of medical marijuana may hurt legalization efforts in Wisconsin.
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Ascension changes operational structure, leadership team
Ascension is changing its operational structure and shaking up its leadership team, according to a Tuesday statement.
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WHIO plans to offer new reporting tools soon
The Wisconsin Health Information Organization hopes to launch new services soon, including reporting tools to help its customers get faster answers to common questions.
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Report: Wisconsin ranks third in success rate for securing NIH small business grants
Wisconsin early-stage companies ranked third in the nation when it came to the success rate of securing small business funding from the National Institutes of Health, according to a recent report.
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Advocate Aurora Health commits to going green
Advocate Aurora Health announced earlier this month that it plans to run its operations with 100 percent renewable electricity by 2030.
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Evers will push Medicaid expansion as Republicans continue to oppose it
Gov. Tony Evers said Tuesday he plans to pursue Medicaid expansion by appealing to rural Wisconsinites, healthcare workers and their elected officials, even though Republican leaders said they won’t back the proposal.
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Evers won’t sign pre-existing conditions bill without changes
Gov. Tony Evers said Thursday that he wants to see changes to a bill that would enshrine some insurance protections for those with pre-existing conditions in state law if the Affordable Care Act goes away. Evers called the bill a “step in the right direction.” But he said the state should withdraw from a lawsuit […]
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Partial federal shutdown impacting Milwaukee’s lead efforts, says health commissioner
The partial federal shutdown is impacting Milwaukee’s lead cleanup work, the city’s health commissioner said Wednesday.
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Evers eyes budget for moving forward on medical marijuana legalization
Gov. Tony Evers said he’s likely to propose a “first step around medical marijuana” in his first budget.
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Planned Parenthood sues over abortion laws
Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin filed a lawsuit Wednesday challenging three limits around abortion in state law.
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