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Longest Night Homeless Persons Memorial Service highlights struggles of those experiencing homelessness

With a winter storm and bitterly cold temperatures looming, several dozen people took part in a memorial event on the Capitol Square Wednesday afternoon to highlight the hardships those experiencing homelessness face, especially during the winter.

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Youth coach and gang intervention specialist's new book launches days after his death

Joshua William Clauer did not live to celebrate the launch of his book, "Walking the Line: There is No Time For Hate." He died on Feb. 20 at the age of 48.

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Our Carceral System is Broken - WORT 89.9 FM

We speak with guests from the Innocence Project, EXPO, and JustDane to learn about their efforts to address the harms of incarceration.

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'It's disconcerting': In southwestern Wisconsin jails, few inmates are vaccinated

MADISON, Wis. At the City-County Building in Madison, where two floors house some of Dane County’s highest security inmates, a row of narrow isolation cells stands mostly empty. At least for today, when few inmates are falling sick with COVID-19, the absence is a good sign. Designed for discipline, throughout the pandemic they’ve also been used for quarantining the sick or exposed when other cells filled up, jail administrator Captain Kerry Porter said. But with the delta variant sweeping through the nation, low (or nonexistent) rates of infection may not remain a constant. To Porter’s recollection, at its highest point when measured as a percentage of population, only a quarter of the county’s inmates have accepted a vaccine. When News 3 Investigates checked in on two separate Mondays in July, that rate fell at 19% and 22%, respectively.

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'It's disconcerting': In southwestern Wisconsin jails, few inmates are vaccinated | 97 Seven Country WGLR - The Tri-States Best Variety of Country

By Naomi Kowles Jul 21, 2021 | 7:32 PM MADISON, Wis. — At the City-County Building in Madison, where two floors house some of Dane County’s highest security inmates, a row of narrow isolation cells stands mostly empty. At least for today, when few inmates are falling sick with COVID-19, the absence is a good sign. Designed for discipline, throughout the pandemic they’ve also been used for quarantining the sick or exposed when other cells filled up, jail administrator Captain Kerry Porter said. But with the delta variant sweeping through the nation, low (or nonexistent) rates of infection may not remain a constant. To Porter’s recollection, at its highest point when measured as a percentage of population, only a quarter of the county’s inmates have accepted a vaccine. When News 3 Investigates checked in on two separate Mondays in July, that rate fell at 19% and 22%, respectively.

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