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Court: Man properly convicted of making Facebook threats
A state appeals court says a Darien man was properly convicted of threatening police on Facebook.
Evers’ pick to lead health agency wins committee approval
Gov. Tony Evers' pick to head the Wisconsin Department of Health Services has won approval from a Republican-controlled legislative committee.
Wisconsin hemp bill changed to appease law enforcement
A bipartisan proposal designed to help Wisconsin's fledgling hemp industry has been modified to appease law-enforcement officials.
Group cracking down on wage hour violations
If drywall and flooring could talk, it'd probably have a dark story to tell about Wisconsin's ongoing construction boom.
Man implicated in missing brothers case charged in Kansas
A man charged with tampering with a vehicle owned by two missing Wisconsin brothers is facing new charges in Kansas.
Wisconsin Republicans introduce bills to combat elder abuse
Two Republican legislators introduced legislation Tuesday that would combat elder abuse by increasing criminal penalties and allowing financial advisers and bankers to delay seniors' questionable transactions.
UW-Madison reinstates expelled wide receiver Cephus
The University of Wisconsin-Madison has reinstated expelled wide receiver Quintez Cephus following an acquittal on a sexual assault charge.
Police identify man fatally shot by Wisconsin officer
Wisconsin police have identified the man who was fatally shot by an officer after he allegedly attacked the officer.
Former homicide convict seeks $5.7 million in compensation
A man who spent 25 years in prison in connection with a 1992 homicide wants the state to pay him nearly $6 million, according to documents filed with the Wisconsin Claims Board.
Grafton appeals decision on private school tuition
MILWAUKEE (AP) — The Grafton School District is asking a federal court to overturn a decision by a state administrative law judge that forced it to pay $78,000 a year in tuition, plus expenses, to send a student to a boarding school that specializes in learning disabilities. The Journal Sentinel reports the federal lawsuit argues […]
Fond du Lac man pleads guilty to grisly shooting death
A Fond du Lac man has pleaded guilty in a grisly homicide, and prosecutors are seeking a sentence of life without parole.
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- Steven Avery prosecutor Ken Kratz admits ‘mistakes were made’
- Colombian national extradited to Milwaukee faces International narcotics-trafficking conspiracy charge
- MPD: Milwaukee homicides down nearly 40 percent compared to last year
- EVERS: Republican lawmakers No-Show at special meeting to release statewide PFAS funding, stabilize healthcare access
- Wisconsin ICAC Task Force conference on Missing and Exploited Children highlights increase in sextortion cases
- More than 300 Wisconsin officers back in law enforcement after being fired or forced out
- Former Trump staffer who said to ‘fan the flame’ after 2020 loss hired to lead Wisconsin GOP
- Gov. Evers appoints David Casey to Serve as DOR Secretary
- Former Marine sentenced for Molotov Cocktail attack against Planned Parenthood Clinic
- ABA names 34th Annual Margaret Brent Women Lawyers of Achievement Awards honorees
- FBI launches criminal investigation into Key Bridge collapse
- Man charged in slaying after woman’s leg found at Milwaukee-area park
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