Art of the Everyday: A recap of May in photos from Wisconsin State Journal photographers
Inflation is a "sustained increase in the growth rate of the general price level," explained Menzie Chinn, professor of public affairs and economics at UW-Madison.
Mikalsen warned the committee could suspend the standards if the department doesn’t lawfully implement them.
The guidelines released Wednesday are thousands of times lower than Wisconsin’s first drinking water standards for the fluorinated compounds known as PFOA and PFOS, which took effect the same day.
The county is asking the courts to strike testing requirements in the permit for stormwater that drains from the airport into Lake Monona through Starkweather Creek, where PFAS contamination has made fish unsafe to eat.
A recent Wisconsin Policy Forum report states that 52.7% of white adults own the homes they occupy in Madison. Only 30% and 15.3% of Hispanics and Black adults, respectively, own their homes.
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The court found Huebsch’s private communications with utility executives did not taint his vote in favor of the roughly $500 million project, nor did his later application to lead one of those utilities.
But the most recent of the search warrants states that no weapon was found in the car Wilson was driving.
Advocates are pushing for $1 million of state funds to create statewide suicide prevention programs and campaigns, along with a bill creating suicide death review teams.
The county is asking the courts to strike testing requirements in the permit for stormwater that drains from the airport into Lake Monona through Starkweather Creek, where PFAS contamination has made fish unsafe to eat.
Mikalsen warned the committee could suspend the standards if the department doesn’t lawfully implement them.
A curated selection of work by Wisconsin State Journal staff photographers — Amber Arnold, John Hart and Kayla Wolf — from May 2022.
