Milwaukee murders hit 144 for year

Milwaukee Police are seeking suspects in a pair of weekend murders that raised the city’s total for the year to 144. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports the numbers are way up from the 86 homicides in 2014.

Wisconsin DNR to retire fire lookout towers

The state Department of Natural Resources plans to stop using dozens of towers to help spot wildfires in Wisconsin. Many of the 72 towers used by the state were built in the 1930s. Bureau of Forest Protection

Wisconsin lawmakers eye gender updates to marriage laws

Assembly Democrats want to update several state laws to reflect recent court rulings allowing same-sex marriage. A bill introduced at the Capitol on Monday calls for adding gender neutral language in numerous state marriage laws with gender-neutral

Two Janesville residents face drug charges

Two Janesville residents are facing drug charges after police say they uncovered a pot growing operation.  38-year-old John P. Hume and 58-year-old Shirlene H. Hume were arrested Monday night on charges of manufacturing and delivery of marijuana,

Beloit settles with former police officials

The Beloit City Council unanimously approves retirement settlements with former Chief Norm Jacobs and former Deputy Chief Tom Dunkin.  The decision comes about three weeks before the city's police and fire commission was to begin its disciplinary

Woodson to retire after 18th season (AUDIO)

When the Green Bay Packers elected not to resign Charles Woodson, the future Hall-of-Famer returned to Oakland to play with his first team, the Raiders. Woodson had some of his most productive days with the Packers, but

Marquette runs win streak to eight

Eight days between games usually means some rust and that was the case for the Marquette Golden Eagles on Monday night. The Golden Eagles got off to a slow start but still managed to pull out a