Wisconsin Leaders Unite to Criticize FEMA’s Relief Denial
February 13, 2026
Wisconsin leaders criticized the Trump administration’s decision to deny disaster aid after devastating floods last summer.
Wisconsin leaders criticized the Trump administration’s decision to deny disaster aid after devastating floods last summer.
In 2024, Black and Hispanic enrollment in top colleges dropped post-affirmative action, with complex shifts observed.
Nathaniel Lentz, living with a disability, faces rising health insurance costs in Oregon without ACA tax credits.
In 2021, Congress expanded tax credits under the ACA to reduce coverage costs, but enhanced credits expired in 2025.
Wisconsin’s health department urges $70M for SNAP to meet new federal cost mandates and control error rates under 6%.
State grant funding boosts a new child care center at Madison College, helping to address an industry in crisis.
Wisconsin allocates $10M to connect hunger relief with local producers after federal cuts disrupted food programs.
Nearly 30 Wisconsin communities utilize over $159 million in state and federal funds to remove lead pipes and enhance water access.
Pennsylvania State Police discovered three heroin overdose victims in Tyrone on Feb. 19, 2025, highlighting the town’s drug crisis.
The women’s recovery center at Bridge Street Mission in Wausau fills a local gap, aiding women in crisis.
Sluggish December hiring capped a year of weak job gains, frustrating seekers despite low layoffs and unemployment.
Some Wisconsinites urge Congress to renew ACA tax credits as soaring premiums make health insurance unaffordable.
