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Prediction market warning sparks legal dispute
Wisconsin election officials warn betting on elections could cost voters their rights as Kalshi and Polymarket challenge the state's legal interpretation.
Leadership key to successful AI adoption in the workplace
Business leaders don't need AI expertise to succeed. Experts say leadership, employee training and confidence are key to effective AI adoption.
Third defendant in Marshfield ATM ‘jackpotting’ theft gets probation
Jhoenderson D. Rojas Eganez received seven years probation for theft from a financial institution in the Marshfield ATM jackpotting case.
Elections commission warns betting could cost Wisconsin voters
The Wisconsin Elections Commission warns voters that betting on election outcomes via prediction markets like Kalshi may violate state law and carry felony penalties.
State warns of workers’ compensation scam targeting victims
Wisconsin DWD warns of a multi-state workers' compensation scam targeting injured workers, especially Spanish speakers, involving fake hearings and fees.
Milwaukee defends ICE mask ban against DOJ challenge
Milwaukee city attorney Evan Goyke defends the city's ordinance banning masked federal law enforcement officers against a U.S. Department of Justice challenge.
Former principal jailed for failing to report child abuse
Michael Henning, former principal of Christ Alone Lutheran School, was sentenced to 30 days in jail for failing to report suspected child abuse involving a teacher.
Lawmakers urge charges against Musk
Wisconsin lawmakers urge Brown County prosecutors to charge Elon Musk after the Elections Commission found probable cause of election law violations.
Former UW guard joins NCAA eligibility lawsuit
Former Wisconsin Badgers guard Braeden Carrington joins an NCAA lawsuit seeking another year of eligibility under new age-based eligibility rules.
Last defendant sentenced in Dane County fentanyl trafficking case
The final defendant has been sentenced in a major Dane County fentanyl trafficking case that dismantled a multi-state drug distribution organization.
Leadership key to successful AI adoption in the workplace
Business leaders don't need AI expertise to succeed. Experts say leadership, employee training and confidence are key to effective AI adoption.
Bond set at $10,000 for Marquette student charged in teammates’ deaths
Milwaukee County Circuit Court sets $10,000 bond for Peter McColgan, charged with homicide by negligent operation in a crash that killed two Marquette lacrosse players.
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