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$100K cash bond for 14-year-old accused in shooting during robbery that killed 2 brothers

March 16, 2017

WEST ALLIS -- 14-year-old Spencer Lewis -- the West Allis boy facing charges in connection with a shooting that happened during an attempted armed robbery was in court on Thursday, March 16th. The proceedings focused on a doctor's report, evaluating the boy's competency. The court found Lewis competent to proceed in this case -- and bail was set at $100,000 cash. A … [Read more...] about $100K cash bond for 14-year-old accused in shooting during robbery that killed 2 brothers

Wisconsin lawmakers propose card skimmer crackdown

March 16, 2017

MADISON — Two Republican legislators have introduced a bill that would criminalize using credit card skimmers to steal people’s identities. A credit card skimmer is an electronic device that can be attached to a card reader on a gas pump or ATM to secretly collect credit card information. Sen. Robert Cowles and Rep. Rob Summerfield introduced a bill that would make … [Read more...] about Wisconsin lawmakers propose card skimmer crackdown

President Trump suffers new defeat on revised travel ban

March 16, 2017

GREENBELT, Md. — A federal judge in Greenbelt, Maryland, has blocked President Donald Trump’s revised travel ban targeting six predominantly Muslim countries. Judge Theodore Chuang ruled Thursday in a case brought near the nation’s capital by the ACLU and other groups representing immigrants, refugees and their families. The groups argued that the underlying rationale of the … [Read more...] about President Trump suffers new defeat on revised travel ban

Rep. Gwen Moore Invites Constituents to “Congressional Café” Hosts District Listening Session in Glendale Tomorrow Morning

March 3, 2017

Milwaukee, WI – On Saturday, March 4th, Congresswoman Gwen Moore (WI-04) will meet with constituents to hear their thoughts and concerns regarding local and federal policy issues. “My constituents have flooded both my Milwaukee and D.C. offices with phone calls expressing concern about the direction of the country,” said Congresswoman Moore. “I look forward to the … [Read more...] about Rep. Gwen Moore Invites Constituents to “Congressional Café” Hosts District Listening Session in Glendale Tomorrow Morning

GRAMMY-NOMINATED RUTHIE FOSTER & HERITAGE BLUES ORCHESTRA QUINTET BRINGING ECLECTIC MUSIC EXPERIENCE TO WILSON CENTER

March 3, 2017

Brookfield, WI (February 21, 2017) From blues to soul, gospel, and folk, audiences at the Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts (Wilson Center) will experience the expert intermingling of the American music experience in a one-night-only performance on Friday, Mar. 10, 2017, at 8:00 PM, featuring the award-winning Ruthie Foster & The Heritage Blues Orchestra … [Read more...] about GRAMMY-NOMINATED RUTHIE FOSTER & HERITAGE BLUES ORCHESTRA QUINTET BRINGING ECLECTIC MUSIC EXPERIENCE TO WILSON CENTER

ACLU challenges Milwaukee Police Department’s stop-and-frisk program

February 22, 2017

MILWAUKEE — The Milwaukee Police Department is operating a stop-and-frisk program that mostly targets black and Latino residents who are often detained without cause, the American Civil Liberties Union of Wisconsin alleges in a lawsuit filed Wednesday. The federal lawsuit was filed on behalf of six black and Latino plaintiffs who say they’ve been stopped once or multiple … [Read more...] about ACLU challenges Milwaukee Police Department’s stop-and-frisk program

60-year-old man charged in fatal hit-and-run crash on Milwaukee’s southwest side

February 22, 2017

MILWAUKEE — 60-year-old James Husted of Milwaukee is now criminally charged in connection with a fatal hit-and-run crash that happened on Milwaukee’s southwest side last weekend. The victim has been identified as 60-year-old Dennis Gitter of Milwaukee. Husted faces the following charges: Hit-and-run resulting in death Operate motor vehicle while revoked – cause death … [Read more...] about 60-year-old man charged in fatal hit-and-run crash on Milwaukee’s southwest side

Prosecutors: Wisconsin State Patrol trooper admitted to downloading, viewing, saving child porn

February 22, 2017

JEFFERSON COUNTY — A now former Wisconsin State Patrol trooper is facing 10 counts of possession of child pornography. The accused is 53-year-old Frank Torrez of Cambridge, Wisconsin. Frank Torrez According to a criminal complaint, on February 7th, an investigator with the Wisconsin Department of Justice Division of Criminal Investigation was conducting an online … [Read more...] about Prosecutors: Wisconsin State Patrol trooper admitted to downloading, viewing, saving child porn

5-month-old baby dies of starvation several days after parents’ overdose deaths

February 1, 2017

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. -- A 5-month-old Pennsylvania baby died of starvation and dehydration after her parents died from drug overdoses and she was left home by herself for several days. Autopsy reports show that 27-year-old Jason Chambers and 19-year-old Chelsea Cardaro died from acute fentanyl overdoses around Dec. 15, according to WJAC. The infant, identified as Summer Chambers, … [Read more...] about 5-month-old baby dies of starvation several days after parents’ overdose deaths

Senate GOP suspends rules, advances Trump picks without Democrats

February 1, 2017

Republicans who lead a key Senate panel suspended their own rules Wednesday and advanced President Trump’s picks to lead the Treasury and Health and Human Services departments unilaterally, saying they had no choice after Democrats boycotted committee votes for a second day in a row. The Senate Finance Committee advanced Steven Mnuchin to lead Treasury and Rep. Tom Price as … [Read more...] about Senate GOP suspends rules, advances Trump picks without Democrats

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