Police won't
release report on abortion activists
MADISON, Wis. - A police department is refusing to release a
copy of a U.S. Department of Homeland Security report that
improperly collected information about Wisconsin abortion
protesters.
Brewers
to erect Bud Selig statue
MILWAUKEE - The
Milwaukee Brewers said Monday the ballclub will erect a
bronze statue at Miller Park in honor of baseball
commissioner Bud Selig.
Former
Wis. resident dies in helicopter crash
MILWAUKEE -
One of two Americans who died after a helicopter involved in
Haiti aid efforts crashed in the Dominican Republic is a
Wisconsin business owner.
Wis.
'09 deer donations to
needy total about 4,000
MADISON - State
officials say Wisconsin hunters donated almost 4,000 deer last
year to help feed the needy.
Milwaukee
man accused of killing cousin
MILWAUKEE - A
33-year-old man is accused of fatally shooting his 39-year-old
cousin in Milwaukee.
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Trial
to start on demotion
of UW-Whitewater dean
MADISON
- A trial expected to begin Monday will recall an ugly
chapter at University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, when two black
administrators were each demoted within months for misusing
university credit cards.
Officials:
tap water unsafe in S. Milwaukee
SOUTH MILWAUKEE -
Officials say it may be several days before residents of the
town of South Milwaukee can safely drink their tap water after
a water main break early Friday.
Ashland
shelter awash in cats
ASHLAND - Walking
through the door of the Chequamegon Humane Association on a
recent Friday afternoon was to witness a scene of feline
bedlam.
Former
Wis. swim coach
gets 20 years on sex charge
MILWAUKEE
- A Milwaukee County Circuit judge has sentenced a former
West Allis swim coach and convicted child molester to 20 years
in prison.
Boyfriend
pleads not guilty to killing woman
EAU CLAIRE
- The boyfriend of an Altoona woman found fatally beaten and
strangled has pleaded not guilty to killing her.
Auditor
cites weak controls
over UW System payroll
MADISON - The
state auditor is warning that the University of Wisconsin
System's aging payroll program could be compromised because of
weak financial controls.
Senate
candidate explains
why he didn't pay taxes
MADISON -
Republican candidate for Senate Dave Westlake says he didn't
pay Wisconsin income taxes in 2002 because he was living in
Illinois that year.
Unemployment
benefits ending for 100,000
MADISON -
The state has begun notifying people that their unemployment
benefits will run out at the end of April unless Congress
intervenes. Up to 100,000 people could be affected.
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