AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoMilwaukee Public Safety Tech: University Police is moving toward a 60-day trial of Flock License Plate Reader cameras on campus, aiming to better investigate car thefts, larcenies, and hit-and-runs; meanwhile, nearby communities are also reviewing or pausing Flock use amid alleged misuse concerns. Elections & Voting Anxiety: A report says the U.S. Department of Homeland Security is launching a voter-fraud probe that includes Wisconsin, with critics calling it a politically timed distraction since voter fraud is rare. Back-to-School Wisconsin: State Superintendent Dr. Jill Underly visited Monona Grove as students returned, highlighting literacy and math efforts and the push for a strong first day. Health Watch: Wisconsin measles cases are climbing, with Rock County saying concern is low but urging families to stay up to date on vaccinations as school starts. Culture & Community: Racine’s food-waste composting program is expanding to Starbuck International K-8, adding student cafeteria scrap collection to help divert thousands of pounds of organics from landfills. Sports & Local Pride: UW-Whitewater women’s soccer welcomed Veda Gisi for the 2026 season, and Wisconsin’s student mountain biking scene is gearing up for the Bluff Bash Festival over Labor Day weekend.
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