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Wis. Court Upholds Verdict Against Fired Professor
A Wisconsin appeals court has ruled against a chemistry professor who was let go from the Milwaukee School of Engineering because of his limited English skills.
Wis. Stepmother Takes Deal In Starved Teen Case
A Wisconsin woman accused of torturing and starving her teenage stepdaughter pleaded no contest to child abuse-related charges Monday just before her trial was set to begin.
Milk Production In Wis., Minn. Essentially Steady
Milk production declined across most of the nation in February, but Wisconsin and Minnesota weathered the decrease better than most other states.
Crews Recover Teen’s Body From Icy S. Dakota River
Crews have recovered the body of a 16-year-old girl who drowned after a fast-moving, icy river in South Dakota dragged her and another man away as they tried to save her 6-year-old brother, authorities said Friday. The search for the man is ongoing.
UW-Madison, U Of M Offer Free Online Courses
The University of Wisconsin-Madison and the University of Minnesota are among a growing number of universities offering free online courses through their websites.
Gilda’s Club Chapter In Wis. Sticks With Name
Stung by the overwhelmingly negative reaction to removing the name of original “Saturday Night Live” cast member Gilda Radner from a cancer support group’s title, a Wisconsin chapter is borrowing one of the comedian’s catch phrases for its next announcement: Never mind.
Police: Man Brought 4 Bombs Into Wis. Capitol
Investigators have accused a man of bringing four homemade bombs into the Wisconsin Capitol. The man was booked into the Dane County jail Tuesday.
Suzy Favor Hamilton Says She Has Worked As Escort
Three-time Olympian runner Suzy Favor Hamilton has admitted leading a double life as an escort.
Solid Gold Guitarist Shot, Killed By Police In Wis.
The guitarist of the popular Minneapolis-based band, Solid Gold, is dead after being shot and killed by police.
Sept. A Good Month For Wis., Minn. Dairy Farmers
September was a good month for dairy farmers in Wisconsin and Minnesota, where gains in milk production were among the best in the nation.
Clinton, Michelle Obama Make Early Voting Push In Wis.
Former President Bill Clinton and first lady Michelle Obama traveled across Wisconsin on Friday, as both Democrats and Republicans made a push to get supporters to the polls with the start of early in-person voting next week.
Hunters: 4 Wolves Killed In Wisconsin In 24 Hours
Hunters shot and killed at least four wolves in the opening 24 hours of Wisconsin’s first organized wolf hunt, the state Department of Natural Resources said Tuesday.
Roseville Man Arrested For Breaking Into Wis. Capitol
A 21-year-old Roseville man is accused of breaking into the Wisconsin State Capitol and breaking windows in the building on Sunday, according to charges filed Wednesday in Dane County Court.
Benefit To Give Heart Transplant Sisters A Boost
If you didn’t know their story, you just might think that 6-year-old Madison and 3-year-old Sydney are like any other little sisters.
Democrats To Take Control Of Wis. State Senate
Democrats are scheduled to take control of the Wisconsin state Senate on Tuesday. John Lehman of Racine was sworn in Monday following his victory in a June recall over Republican incumbent Van Wanggaard.
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