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The police labor contract bars the city from releasing disciplinary information in most cases, so Assistant City Attorney Bernard in den Bosch didn’t say whether the officers had been fired.
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The first solid look at candidates' fundraising prowess ahead of the 2018 election cycle came this week. Here's a look at where the candidates — declared, likely and possible — stand 16 months away fr
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A Florida man serving a 20-year prison sentence in Montana for impersonating a doctor and coercing women to mutilate themselves was recently denied parole.
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The Senate's 19 Republican lawmakers spent the afternoon discussing the budget, including an offer from Gov. Scott Walker intended to break a weeks-long impasse over transportation funding.
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Qatar's ambassador to the United States has called for an end to the ongoing "blockade" of his country by a coalition of Arab states, while defiantly stating they could live under the embargo indefini
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Bruce Fromong, the only surviving victim of the 2007 O.J. Simpson-led armed robbery that led to the former football star's imprisonment, says he is going to testify at a Thursday parole hearing -- in
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A little idea five years ago is finally showing some promise with the first full production crop of Blueberries. The land these berries are grown on was a part of the Lindsley dairy farm for over 40 y
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The Bloomer Mill closed it’s doors on June 30, ending 43 years in business for Brent Kuhn and his family but also ending a much longer history for the facility itself.
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The United States Navy has punished a sailor who was presumed to be lost at sea, prompting a massive search and rescue operation, but was later found hiding on board.
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A routine football injury suffered while he was in the eighth grade served as the catalyst in leading Bryan Arszman to eventually become hooked on heroin.
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A man who was sexually abused by Dennis Hastert said Tuesday he was "surprised" that the former speaker of the House was released two months early from his 15-month prison sentence.
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The donation came on February 7, according to federal campaign finance reports from the Republican Governor’s Association, and was publicized Tuesday by One Wisconsin Now, a liberal advocacy group tha
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Recently announced Democratic gubernatorial candidate Andy Gronik said on two political talk shows that he’s open to the idea that public employees wouldn’t have to contribute to their own pensions an
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U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy, R-Wausau, recently requested feedback from constituents on the National Flood Insurance Program. He asked, "When it comes to your particular economic situation -- do you feel the
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Patriotism is supposed to be the last refuge of scoundrels, but religion surely is a close second. So there was President Donald Trump last week with evangelical leaders laying hands on him, and grant
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If you wondered what a congressman who with no intent to run again would look like, cast your eyes on First District U.S. Rep. Jim Bridenstine, who made the same promise at the same time as Mullin and
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Largely due to my Parkinson’s disease I have unusually vivid dreams. I don’t sleep walk, but I do sing, recite poetry, give speeches, get into fights and occasionally cut loose with a profanity.
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The demand from Assistant Senate Majority Leader Leah Vukmir, R-Brookfield, inserts another wrinkle into already-tense talks about how to break the state budget impasse.
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Terry J. Krall, 54, of Eau Claire, was severely injured after his motorcyle struck two vehicles on STH 178, north of 180th Avenue, in the town of Eagle Point at approximately 9:34 p.m. Monday, July 3.
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They say that police K9 programs help foster good relations between police officers and children and that certainly seems to be the case in Bloomer even though the K9 program is only in the fund raisi
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