Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 7th of September.
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Starting in January, some BadgerCare Plus applicants in Wisconsin must prove they worked, volunteered, or attended school for 80 hours in the prior month, or they risk losing coverage.
About 63,000 individuals at risk face similar hurdles to those seen in Nebraska (where communication issues complicated enrollment).
Brown County leaders are marking Suicide Prevention Month by hosting the annual Be a Light Walk event.
Over 40 local organizations will share mental health resources from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.; a candle-lit, one-mile walk will begin after 7 p.m. on Saturday.
The Badger Bash parade took place Saturday in downtown with the UW-Madison marching band and cheer squad along Broadway.
The parade ended at Titletown Brewery where families enjoyed food trucks and bounce houses before Sunday’s Badgers game against Notre Dame at Lambeau Field.
Thousands of Badgers alumni gathered at Resch Expo for the Badger Huddle, which kicked off the season at Lambeau Field.
Hosted by UW-Madison’s Alumni Association — the event featured music and a pep rally that energized fans.
No. 4 Notre Dame beat Wisconsin 41-13 Sunday at Lambeau Field, overcoming a slow start with two touchdown passes by CJ Carr and two runs by Aneyas Williams.
Green Bay native James Flanigan scored early on, marking the first college football game at this venue since 2016.
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