Here & Now

Here & Now for January 17, 2025


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On "Here & Now," Zac Schultz examines a Wisconsin Supreme Court case on administrative rules in state government, seasonal respiratory viruses are spreading across Wisconsin as authorities monitor H5N1, José Pérez and Ismael Ozanne speak to local concerns over mass deportation plans, Andre Sayles discusses policing practices toward undocumented immigrants in the city of Beloit and a federal judge said Lac du Flambeau roads must remain open while a ruling is pending. Plus, Philip Rocco discusses Wisconsin's 2023 shared revenue deal to boost local government funding. Listen to the entire episode of "Here & Now" for January 17, 2025. For transcripts, video, and more information about this episode please visit our episode page at:
https://pbswisconsin.org/podcast_episode/here-now-for-january-17-2025/?seriesID=59921
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