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"We want to support entrepreneurs who want to start here, who want to grow here, and most importantly, who want to stay here," said Missy Hughes, secretary of the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation.

$100 million fund for start-ups, entrepreneurs launched in Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers and Wisconsin's economic development agency announced the launch of a new public-private US$100 million fund to support startup companies and entrepreneurs

Shawn Phetteplace, state manager for the Wisconsin chapter of the Main Street Alliance, said failing to act would push the U.S. further behind other developed nations in this area and leave Wisconsin's working families in a bind.

Concern in Wisconsin over future of paid leave in Biden plan Other advocates of paid family leave note the unpaid leave already required by federal law is still inaccessible for 61% of working Wisconsinites.

The Biden administration will allow residents of most European countries to enter the U.S. beginning 8th November, while enforcing new COVID-19 vaccination-and-testing rules.

Foreigners entering US will need vaccinations, says Biden The Biden administration will allow residents of most European countries to enter the U.S. beginning 8th November, while enforcing new COVID-19 vaccination-and-testing rules

Man Charged With Hate Crime in Acid Attack on Hispanic

Man Charged With Hate Crime in Acid Attack on Hispanic Prosecutors in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, have charged a white man with a hate crime in last week’s acid attack on a Hispanic man.

Milwaukee Police Treating Acid Attack on Hispanic Man as Hate Crime

Milwaukee Police Treating Acid Attack on Hispanic Man as Hate Crime Police in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, are investigating an acid attack by a white suspect on a Latin American man as a hate crime. M