Governor Walker to visit Guantanamo Bay
Governor Scott Walker is making his second trip in less than a month to visit Wisconsin Army National Guard members stationed overseas. Walker’s office says he will travel Thursday to the U.S. naval base at Guantanamo Bay,
2016 in review: Transportation funding fight starts early
While it’s sure to dominate state budget talks next spring, the debate over how to fund transportation in Wisconsin already started to pick up momentum this fall. Much of the fight has focused on how to handle
Ribble Reflects On Trump, Obamacare
The only Wisconsin Congressman leaving Washington next week has mixed reviews on his party’s incoming president. U.S. Rep. Redi Ribble, who represents the state’s 8th Congressional District, says it’s interesting that Donald Trump’s cabinet picks have mostly
February court date set for Brendan Dassey
A federal appeals court has scheduled oral arguments for February 14 in an appeal of a decision that overturned Brendan Dassey’s conviction for the murder of Teresa Halbach. Dassey and his uncle, Steven Avery, are serving a
Shooting threat prompts evacuation of mall in Grand Chute
One of the state’s largest malls was evacuated Tuesday night, following threats of a possible shooting there. Police evacuated the Fox River Mall in Grand Chute after Captain Mike Velie says a man called a family member,
Nine candidates may be running for Janesville city council
Two more people have taken out nomination papers for Janesville City Council, bringing the total number of potential candidates to nine for four open seats. Jim Farrell and Dennis Graham are the latest to take out nomination
Beloit police investigate armed robbery
A 39-year-old Beloit man is recovering after being injured during a shooting Tuesday night at his east side home. The man was treated and released after being injured about midnight during the robbery in the 800 block
State Supreme Court rules against releasing training videos
Training videos featuring Attorney General Brad Schimel discussing two cases involving sexual predators do not have to be made public. In a 5-2 decision Wednesday, the state Supreme Court overturned lower court rulings that said they should
Badgers win Big Ten opener
The 14th ranked Wisconsin Badgers captured their Big Ten Conference opener for the 13th time in the last 14 years, knocking off Rutgers 72-52 at the Kohl Center. Nigel Hayes scored 20 points, including 10 for 10