Settlement recommended in Milwaukee police strip searches

The city attorney in Milwaukee has recommend a $5 million settlement in 14 federal lawsuits. Seventy four black men alleged they were subjected to illegal and unconstitutional strip and body cavity searches by white officers. “This is

Kennedy worries about transition in GAB split (AUDIO)

The head of the state Government Accountability Board says his biggest concern for the future of elections in Wisconsin is making major changes to the oversight process during a major election year. Governor Scott Walker on Wednesday signed a

K-9 searches lockers at Parker High School

Students at Parker High School may be learning to follow the rules when it comes to bringing contraband to school. The Gazette reports Parker went into a soft lock down just after 1:00 Tuesday to allow a

Democrats call for hearing on safety at Wisconsin prisons

State Senate Democrats are calling for a public hearing on safety at Wisconsin’s correctional facilities. The request comes in response to extensive abuse allegations against juvenile offenders housed at the Lincoln Hills Correctional Facility, which are currently

Wisconsin GAB, campaign finance reform bills signed into law

Governor Scott Walker has signed two controversial bills into law, which will overhaul the state elections agency and make a number of changes to Wisconsin’s campaign finance laws. The governor’s office said Wednesday afternoon that Walker signed both

Governor Walker signs Wisconsin elections agency reform bill

Governor Scott Walker has signed controversial legislation overhauling the state elections agency, the Government Accountability Board. News of the signing came from a Tweet by Rep. Dean Knudson (R-Hudson), a sponsor of the legislation. Walker’s office has

Neenah standoff suspect charged with murder

Prosecutors in Winnebago County have filed a murder charge against a man accused of taking hostages at a Neenah motorcycle shop earlier this month, resulting in a standoff that ended with one person dead and an officer

AUDIO: Salvation Army braces for shortfall

The bells may be ringing, but this year's donations to the Janesville Salvation Army are falling short.  Major Bob Fay says donations are running about $45 thousand behind last year at this time.  He admits being both