By Valerie Klessig Just days after the nation’s strictest immigration law took effect in Alabama, its state education officials reported some 2,000 Hispanic children absent from public schools. On a warm October afternoon in rural Darlington, Wis., as the autumn [...]
By Jamie Stark Jessica King walks to the front door of a Winnebago County nursing home on a rainy Packer Sunday. No sign of her Senate lapel pin, she sports a green vest and tennis shoes with her auburn hair [...]
By Grace Urban At a mere 6 months of age, Owen Bissing already had a well-developed personality. Not only was he “the easiest” and “the fattest” triplet, as his mother, Melissa, fondly recalls, but he was also the peacemaker. Melissa [...]
By Kayla Jensen Sadia Mahmud walked into Green Bay East High School with the fears of any freshman. The wide halls were covered with bright posters, the people were new and the teachers were unfamiliar. But she wasn’t any freshman. [...]
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