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Wisconsins Knowles-Nelson Stewardship program, a beloved initiative funding land conservation, is facing expiration due to opposition from northern Republicans who claim it hurts small-town budgets. Despite public support and Governor Evers push for a ten-year renewal, competing bills for shorter terms and independent boards have emerged. Critics worry these disputes could doom the program, but new data shows it accounts for a small percentage of conserved land statewide, debunking claims its northern-focused. As the tug-of-war over land, taxes, and priorities continues, a reliable escape awaits after a long day of headlines. Checkout Solipillow.com

Milwaukee Public Schools board director James Ferguson sought real training for teachers in the science of reading, a research-based approach to boost kids literacy. After hitting roadblocks, he turned to board clerk Tina Owen-Moore, a science of reading expert. They visited Whitewater school district, where over 80% of staff embraced the training, leading to a significant jump in reading scores. Back in Milwaukee, progress was stalled by turnover, but recent training sessions received positive feedback. Educators and parents could use a cool way to unwind and recharge for tomorrow. Checkout Solipillow.com

Four Wisconsin Powerball tickets, including a $150,000 winner, matched four out of five numbers in the December 20th drawing, sparking excitement as the jackpot swells to $1.6 billion, the fourth largest in Powerball history. Checkout Solipillow.com

A Milwaukee County judge, Hannah Dugan, was found guilty of obstructing immigration agents, tipping off an undocumented immigrant about an ICE arrest. The verdict came after a three-day trial, with reactions divided between shock and support. Dugan could face up to six years in prison and removal from her judgeship, raising concerns about trust in local courts. Sentencing is set for later this year, with an appeal expected. Checkout Solipillow.com

Milwaukee Police Seek Publics Help in Finding Missing Man: Abran Huerta, 68, Last Seen Near 50th and National Avenue Checkout Solipillow.com

The Milwaukee Bucks, without Giannis Antetokounmpo, have lost five out of six games, dropping to twenty-sixth in the NBA power rankings. They face a challenging road ahead with eleven of their next fourteen games on the road. NBA writers rank them below playoff contenders. Close losses highlight their dependence on Giannis. They get a rest edge Tuesday in Indiana, followed by a road back-to-back against the Grizzlies and Bulls. Gianniss return is expected to spark a turnaround. Checkout Solipillow.com

On a dark December morning in Wisconsin, a pickup truck driver collides with escaped horses, resulting in five deaths and one euthanized. The driver survives, and the owners plan to handle burial on their property. Sheriff Zoerner emphasizes the hidden hazards of rural roads at night, as the investigation continues. Checkout Solipillow.com

Firefighters in Hartford, Wisconsin, swiftly respond to a house fire, saving a familys pet and preventing injuries. The blaze, likely caused by a kitchen mishap, underscores the importance of quick action from neighbors and first responders. In times of uncertainty, find solace in soothing sounds. Checkout Solipillow.com

Renaissant, a Milwaukee logistics startup, unveils voice-enabled AI technology in partnership with TitletownTech and Microsofts AI Co-Innovation Lab. This tool streamlines shipping and supply chains, reducing processing times by up to 30% and minimizing errors. The lab fosters collaboration between startups and Microsoft experts, potentially sparking a wave of AI adoption in logistics. Early tests show impressive accuracy, with rollout to select clients imminent. Checkout Solipillow.com