A new driver’s education grant program is launching in Wisconsin. Governor Tony Evers and the Wisconsin Department of Transportation say the program aims to reduce barriers for low-income students to take driver education courses and become licensed drivers. The program covers a driving school’s fees for thirty hours of classroom time, six hours of observation, and six hours of behind-the-wheel driver training. The program is being funded by $6 million set aside in the governor’s 2023-25 biennial budget. Funds will be made available to eligible applicants on a first come, first serve basis.
MN high school students taking advantage of free college classes
More Minnesota students are taking advantage of programs that allow them take college courses for free while still in high school. University of Minnesota program director Emily Hanson says students in 240 schools earned college credits last year tha...
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Winona Senior High and Rushford-Peterson Football Each Drop to 1-2 After Week Three Losses: High School Football Scoreboard
(KWMN)- It was an unsuccessful Friday night for both area high school football teams as The Trojans and Winhawks lost in their week three matchups to fall below .500. Winona Winona saw a repeat of their week two misfortunes, digging themselves into ...
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US imposes sanctions on a spyware firm behind a tool used to spy on dissidents and journalists
The United States is placing new sanctions on a spyware firm and its executives after its tools were used to spy on journalists, dissidents and public officials around the world
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The Latest: Suspect in apparent assassination attempt against Trump charged with federal gun crimes
The FBI says former President Donald was the target of what appeared to be “an attempted assassination” at his West Palm Beach golf club in Florida
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