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Hope Kirwan
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Wisconsin Public Radio
Farmers across the central U.S. have navigated a myriad of challenges this year, including low crop prices and federal funding cuts.
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The operation focused on identifying people seeking to engage in commercial sex acts. -
Seven falcons and their handlers started working in downtown Galesburg earlier this month and will continue until Jan. 6, with the falcons flying during daytime hours. -
Marcy Oglesby is appealing her conviction, her sentence, and the denial of post-trial motions for a new trial and to reconsider sentencing. -
The Knox County electoral board has made its rulings in the objections to the nominating petitions for incumbent Republican Clerk Scott Erickson and Republican treasurer candidate Jerrie Ann Walters. -
Conservationists say wetlands provide many benefits, but the number of wetlands in the Midwest is shrinking.
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