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Walker appoints two attorneys to UW Board of Regents
Gov. Scott Walker has appointed two attorneys to serve on the board that sets policies and rules for the University of Wisconsin System.
Ten percent turnout predicted for Supreme Court primary
Wisconsin officials are predicting only about 10 percent of eligible voters will turn out for Tuesday’ s primary election for the state Supreme Court and various local offices.
Assembly to vote on drug treatment dollars
Drug treatment and diversion programs would get an additional $2 million annually under a bill the state Assembly is set to take up.
Feds charge man in 7-state immigration scam
Federal authorities charged a Sacramento, Calif., man Thursday with running what they called an unusually creative scam that promised U.S. citizenships to hundreds of immigrants across at least seven states in return for fees as high as $10,000.
Civil suit filed by man attacked for trespassing
A hunter who was beaten after wandering onto private property in Pepin County is suing his attacker.
Man found guilty of taking girl to Illinois for prostitution
Federal officials say a Milwaukee man has been convicted of transporting an underage girl from Madison to the Chicago area to engage in prostitution.
2 teens accused of spiking teacher’s drink headed to trial
Two high school students accused of spiking their teacher's drink with a cleaning solution are headed to trial in Oconto County.
Hearing set for Milwaukee attorney’s request for license reinstatement
The state Supreme Court is holding a public hearing on a Milwaukee attorney’s request to have his license to be reinstated.
House bill would attempt to better rehabilitate prisoners
Inmates could receive credits for taking part in rehabilitation programs such as education or job training under legislation advanced by a House panel.
High court suspends Milwaukee lawyer’s license
The Wisconsin Supreme Court has suspended the license of a Milwaukee attorney for 60 days over misconduct in an age-discrimination case.
Man accused of trying to join extremists found competent
A psychologist says a Wisconsin man charged with trying to join the Islamic State militant group is competent to stand trial.
Lawmakers push committee to review John Doe investigations
Republican lawmakers are pushing a bill that would allow them access to documents from closed John Doe investigations involving Gov. Scott Walker.
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- Redistricting could draw attention to Wisconsin’s Med Mal legal gap
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- Rural Wisconsin voters face additional hurdles without ballot drop boxes
- Gov. Evers sues Republican legislators
- Man pleads guilty to producing videos depicting monkey torture
- (UPDATED) Tale of two cities: Pro-Palestinian protests in Milwaukee and Madison differ
- Madison protesters disrupt UW commencement in violation of agreement, attorney says
- Trump may face $100 million-plus tax bill if he loses IRS audit fight over Chicago tower
- Court rejects Avid Telecom’s attempts to dismiss illegal robocalls case
- Madison protesters reach agreement to comply with state law
- Madison protests turn violent, hate crime probes follow
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