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A Greenfield school bus driver voiced concern after video captured one school bus passing another that had its flashing stop sign out Thursday.

A New York appeals judge suspended Donald Trump's gag order in his civil fraud trial while the case is argued.

NEW YORK — A New York appeals court judge Thursday paused gag orders on Donald Trump and his lawyers that had prevented them from commenting on court staff in the civil fraud trial of the former president. The order against Trump was issued on the trial’s second day by the presiding judge, Arthur F. Engoron, after Trump attacked the judge’s law clerk in a social media post accusing her of being a Democratic partisan. It prohibited Trump from any further attacks on the clerk ...

Biltrite Furniture in Greenfield, donates mattresses, recliners, artwork, and lift chairs to the Milwaukee Homeless Veterans Initiative, a non-profit organization that delivers furniture to veterans in southeast Wisconsin.

Was indicted on the top charge of first-degree kidnapping, a Class A felony, for which he could receive up to a life upon conviction.

Donald Trump's lawyers have characterized the judge's top law clerk as a Democratic operative.

Stuart Rutowski, 18, is charged with attempted first-degree intentional homicide and stalking of his Whitnall High School classmate.

Trump’s legal team claims Judge Engoron’s use of his chief law clerk had irrecoverably poisoned the New York trial

Trump attorneys' motion for mistrial may have run afoul of the judge's gag order, analysts say

Trump attorneys argue the judge and his clerk have subjected the defendants to "tangible and overwhelming" bias and unfair treatment.