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Rain is expected to move into the area after 9-10pm and continue on-and-off through Thursday. Heavier rain is possible Wednesday night and all day Thursday, with a total of 1-3 inches possible by Thursday night. The weather should clear up for dry conditions Friday and Saturday.
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The Wisconsin Department of Health Services announced new partnerships aimed at training mental health professionals and healthcare workers. These efforts seek to reduce suicide deaths in the state by addressing warning signs and reducing stigma. The article also notes local resources for crisis support.
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Dense fog is expected overnight, with temperatures settling in the 50s by sunrise. Tuesday promises partly sunny, breezy, and warm conditions with highs in the mid-70s. Rain is forecast for late Tuesday night, continuing through Wednesday and Thursday.
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Northwestern Mutual announced a $100,000 investment to Children’s Wisconsin MACC Fund Center in Milwaukee. The funding will support families facing financial challenges and recognize healthcare professionals through the new Childhood Cancer Healthcare Hero Award presented to Katy Tomlinson, RN, BSN.
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Federal immigration changes have challenged the workforce supporting older adults and disabled populations in Wisconsin. Industry leaders note that cuts to refugee programs and Temporary Protected Status are limiting overseas hiring pipelines for direct care workers. This shortage is causing some long-term care beds to close.
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