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Sarah Lehr

Sarah Lehr

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Reporter, Wisconsin Today

Madison

Biography

Multimedia journalist focused on enterprise and local government coverage. Skilled in Freedom of Information Act requests, Search Engine Optimization (SEO), editing and Associated Press style. Multilingual with experience interviewing sources in both English and Spanish.

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State government

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Pornography

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Total articles 2926

  • Bill Exempting Gun Safes From Sales Tax Advances

    By Sarah Lehr Verified| Urban Milwaukee Verified Bipartisan sponsors of a Wisconsin bill hope that a tax break will encourage safe gun storage. The proposal would exempt gun safes and other “firearm safety devices” from sales and use tax in Wisconsin. During a public hearing Tuesday, state Rep. Adam Neylon, R-Pewaukee, the bill’s author, said his goal was to make it “more affordable” for Wisconsinites to store guns.

    By Sarah Lehr Verified · Urban Milwaukee

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Wisconsin proposal to exempt gun safes from sales tax advances with bipartisan support

    By Sarah Lehr Verified| Wisconsin Today Verified Bipartisan sponsors of a Wisconsin bill hope that a tax break will encourage safe gun storage. The proposal would exempt gun safes and other "firearm safety devices" from sales and use tax in Wisconsin. During a public hearing Tuesday, state Rep. Adam Neylon, R-Pewaukee, the bill's author, said his goal was to make it "more affordable" for Wisconsinites to store guns.

    By Sarah Lehr Verified · Wisconsin Today

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Madison clerk resigns after being placed on leave over uncounted ballots

    By Sarah Lehr Verified| Rice Lake Chronotype Verified Madison’s city clerk has resigned after being placed on leave over absentee ballots that went uncounted in November. The mayor’s office announced the resignation of Maribeth Witzel-Behl in a news release Monday, April 14. kAm{2DE >@?E9[ |2J@C $2EJ2 #9@56D\r@?H2J A=2465 (:EK6=\q69= @? A2:5 25>:?:DEC2E:G6 =62G6 2>:5 2? :?G6DE:82E:@? 3J E96 4:EJ’D wF>2? #6D@FC46D s6A2CE>6?E :?E@ 96C ;@3 A6C7@C>2?46] %92E :?4=F565 =@@<:?8 :?E@ 9@H `hb 23D6?E66 32==@ED H6?E F?\E2==:65 :?

    By Sarah Lehr Verified · Rice Lake Chronotype

    Apr. 14, 2025

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Wisconsin Today

Madison, Wisconsin, United States

+1 920-465-2444