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Reporting on jobs and job training @WisconsinWatch. Grad and occasional instructor @uw_sjmc. Before: @CapTimes @UWJournEthics @LP_NOLA & @delgadocc. (she/her)

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Reporter and podcast producer for the Capital Times in Madison, Wisconsin. Formerly: University of Wisconsin-Madison J-school grad student, WisconsinWatch intern, UW Center for Journalism Ethics fellow, Listening Post New Orleans digital news producer, and one of the original producers for the Bring Your Own live storytelling series.

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Wisconsin immigrants can keep using clinics, Head Start and adult education, judge rules

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By Natalie Yahr Verified
| Madison365
by Natalie Yahr, Wisconsin Watch The government did not give the required notice and public comment period when it released the rule last year, U.S. District Judge Mary McElroy wrote in a Sept. 21 ruling. The ruling means millions of Wisconsinites — immigrant and native-born — won’t have to jump through hoops to prove their legal status before attending classes, seeing a doctor or receiving assistance at a food pantry.
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Wisconsin prisons hit record population as crowding strains staffing and programs

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By Natalie Yahr Verified
| The Press Times Verified
By Natalie Yahr Wisconsin Watch WISCONSIN – Wisconsin’s prison population hit a record high this week, a new milestone for a system that has for decades held thousands more people than it was designed for. According to figures released last week, the state’s Department of Corrections held 23,854 people in custody. That’s 28 above the record set in 2019 and nearly 6,000 beyond the prisons’ intended capacity.
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Wisconsin prison population hits record high amid overcrowding

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By Natalie Yahr Verified
| milwaukeecourier.com
Wisconsin’s prison population hit a record high this week, a new milestone for a system that has for decades held thousands more people than it was designed for. According to figures released Friday, the state’s Department of Corrections held 23,854 people in custody. That’s 28 above the record set in 2019 and nearly 6,000 beyond the prisons’ intended capacity.
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