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Creditors ask judge in Milwaukee archdiocese ruling to step down (UPDATE)
Creditors for the Archdiocese of Milwaukee have asked a federal judge to set aside a key ruling in its bankruptcy case and step down because of what they say is a conflict of interest.
Attorneys push for facade trial to stay in Milwaukee
Milwaukee city attorneys have officially opposed a motion for a change of venue in the lawsuit over construction of City Hall's facade.
Not the purr-fect crime: Cat DNA database helps convict killer
Fingerprints are not the only thing that killers can leave behind — add cat hair to that list.
3 more sue Milwaukee police for illegal strip searches
A 15-year-old and two other black males are suing Milwaukee police over allegations that white officers conducted or oversaw illegal strip searches on them.
Suspended attorney faces more misconduct allegations
A Hubertus attorney currently serving a six-month suspension is now facing several more allegations of misconduct from the Office of Lawyer Regulation.
Man indicted on witness-retaliation charge
A Milwaukee man has been indicted on a charge of retaliating against a federal witness.
Green Bay police get grant to fight heroin abuse
Green Bay police are getting some help in the fight against heroin addiction in Brown County.
Appeals court overturns marijuana conviction in traffic stop
A Green Bay man’s marijuana conviction was overturned after the Court of Appeals said a police officer unlawfully searched the man’s car and found evidence during a traffic stop that was already completed.
Rhinelander in search of general counsel
The city of Rhinelander is looking to retain attorneys to serve as general counsel, as well as to prosecute municipal code and aid in labor relations, according to a post on its website.
Bond set at $1 million in Plover homicide case
Bond of $1 million has been ordered for a central Wisconsin man held in the death of his neighbor.
Judge dismisses portion of contractor’s lawsuit
A Germantown fire protection subcontractor has lost its breach of contract claim against a Franklin senior housing owner.
Minn. attorneys face disciplinary action in Wis.
Two Minneapolis attorneys who were disciplined for several infractions in separate cases earlier this year are now facing disciplinary proceedings in Wisconsin.
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