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  r( ?% X. n- y WEST ALLIS, Wis. 鈥?The Wisconsin State Fair opened for its first day with all of the fan favorites including tons of food options, live music, rides, and a chance to see farm animals from across the state. We re going to see the animals. The food is great. We love it every year,  Debbi stanley website e Graff said.>> Wisconsin State Fair 2022: Music, tickets, times, food and moreGraff cruises down the fair s signature giant slide every year with her kids and grandkids. Her grandkids were eager to declare the slide the best ride at the fair.With so much to choose from, everyone we talked with was excited to indulge in the fair food. We ve already hit up pickle pizza, highland noodles, cheese curds,  Jody Kleven said.Kleven and her family came out to the state fair six times last year and planned a repeat for 2022.The animals at the fair have some of the biggest fans. Families enjoy the athleticism at the K-9 Sports Arena, as well as getting up close to meet farm animals from across the state.The Mitschke family flew in from Texas just to make some new memories here as they explore state fairs across the countr stanley spain y. We are  stanley quencher just amazed by it. The people here are very friendly,  Leonard Mitschke said.  It s just great. Just wonderful. The weather is just so accommodating for us I don t know who ordered it up for us, but honestly thank you. Report a typo or error // Submit a news tip Eorz Milwaukee receives 9,000 doses to begin vaccinating educators
* G* h% y# Y$ E& b/ O" p2 e The Marquette University Law School released a new poll Wednesday, Oct. 7 that found that 72% of Wisconsinites believe that masks should be required in public places. According to the poll, 26% of people say no. T stanley trinkflaschen hese numbers have shifted from the August poll, where the numbers were 69% yes and 29% no.        Should masks be required in public places  72% say yes, 26% say no. in August, it was 69% and 29%.  mulawpollmdash; MULawPoll  @MULawPoll  October 7, stanley tazas  2020 This comes after Wisconsin has seen record-breaking positive coronavirus cases the following week.According to the Wisconsin Department of Health Services  DHS , Wisconsin has seen thousands of positive tests daily.         Your  COVID19_WI update with another 2,000+ confirmed cases reported and a record 141 people hospitalized. Please take steps to protect yourself and your community and  StopTheSpread: https://t.co/azIna3TqRR pic.twitter/Z04FpDNB4dmdash; WIDeptHealthServices  @DHSWI  October 7, 2020 In efforts to slow down positive tests, DHS has been urging citizens to wear masks, stay home and physical distance when possible. In September, Gov. Tony Evers extended a statewide mask mandate to last until Nov. 21. With political divisions over the mask mandate, a Polk Co. judge heard arguments just this Monday on whether or not he should temporarily block Gov. Evers  emergency hea stanley termosar lth declaration and mask mandate.Republican legislative have openly gone against Gov. Evers saying he overstepped his authority by issuing