AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoMedicaid & Access: Racine County is preparing to implement a new federal Medicaid work requirement for 7,441 BadgerCare adults, with letters expected in August or September and key details still unsettled for caseworkers and residents. Public Health Funding: Eau Claire City Council will consider asking the state for more money for the local health department, which currently gets just $7,000 annually for communicable disease work. Health Care Workforce: Gov. Evers announced Wisconsin ranked top five nationally for veteran employment services for the third straight year. Clinical Care Expansion: Medical College of central Milwaukee plans a trauma recovery center, and Essentia Health-St. Joseph’s welcomed cardiologist Dr. Priscilla Ababio. Community Safety & Trauma: Police are investigating a deadly double shooting in Milwaukee; separate reports include a body recovered from Lincoln Creek and a fatal falling tree-branch incident. Animal Welfare & Research Ethics: Coverage highlights Wisconsin dog breeding and testing facilities, including claims about unlicensed invasive procedures and large-scale animal confinement. Food Safety: FDA recall alerts include Amy’s Kitchen lentil soup cans recalled over spoilage risk.
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