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Gov. Scott Walker signed all three sweeping lame-duck bills into law in Green Bay on Friday, concluding a last-ditch effort by GOP legislators to roll back some of the next governor's authority.
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After 73 years, Joseph Natvik is finally home.
Braun was Circus World’s longest-tenured employee, returning even after retirement to volunteer.
Farmer Steve Wolfe, who farms about 800 acres of corn south of Columbus, told stories about his combine getting stuck in muddy fields during the sodden autumn — fields that still yielded about 200 bushels per acre, despite the wettest growing season in 20 years.
Antonio L. Gamez was found guilty of felony burglary in October. A bail jumping charge was dismissed but read into the record.
Steven C. Faust, 49, was arrested Thursday for the repeated assaults of the child that took place between 2010 and 2015.
Elham Jama Alchaar, 39, was charged on Thursday with two felonies — discharge of a firearm from a vehicle, second-degree recklessly endangering safety — and three misdemeanors — disorderly conduct with use of a dangerous weapon, criminal damage to property and hit-and-run of an attended vehicle.
Coleman K. Chung faces decades in prison after he pleaded guilty Friday to the attempted abduction of one woman and the sexual assault of another on the UW-Madison campus, and the attempted robbery of a third woman.
One hour after being released from jail, Aiello Paco Torres was arrested again when he reportedly caused a disturbance Wednesday night at the Riverside Inn, 3700 Northwestern Avenue.
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