A Madison School Board policy change would provide explicit guidelines on how to conduct random and "as-needed" metal detector screenings.
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Though non-Hispanic whites remain the largest group by far in rural Wisconsin, the rising percentage of Latinos reflects hundreds of people from families who live, work and go to school with everyone else.
About 100 people rallied Friday to denounce hate crime in La Crosse.
The proposal would raise wages for assistant district attorneys, public defenders and correctional officers.
The University of Wisconsin System approved a proposal from One City Schools to expand to serve children in grades one through six.
A striking new history museum on Madison's Capitol Square could be the city's biggest project ever.
The youth prisons are slated to close by Jan. 1, 2021, but lawmakers are working on changes to extend that date by six to nine months.
Police believe that 42-year-old Brian T. Zillmer intentionally burned a residential structure located at 1050 Hwy. S in the town of Little Falls.
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