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One of those handcuffed last night and later released is a state lawmaker. Coming up on 12 news at 6 00 youll hear from state , representative Jonathan Brostoff about his interaction with police. Toya thank you. Theres a war of wills coming to a head over the sheriffs decision to close sherman park early. That was nearly three weeks ago following the unrest in , milwaukee. Now the county executive has ordered the fence be taken down. Wisn 12 news nick bohr is nick, deputies were told to keep tha...

After defeating then-No. 12 Johns Hopkins in its Big Ten opener last Sunday, Northwestern traveled east for the first of a two-game road trip at Penn State Friday. Coach Kelly Amonte Hiller’s team entered University Park, Pennsylvania fresh off seven consecutive victories and looked to knock off an opponent it has bested in five straight...

Just two days after outdueling No. 10 Denver in a physically imposing battle, No. 1 Northwestern faced Albany in Ryan Fieldhouse Sunday. The two teams last crossed paths in April, when the 2023 America East champions provided an early test for the purple and white. The Wildcats (7-1, 0-0 Big Ten) comprehensively controlled Sunday’s matchup...

SHEPHERDSTOWN — The Hedgesville Eagles, Martinsburg Bulldogs, Spring Mills Cardinals and Musselman Applemen faced off in the Berkeley County swim championship Saturday night.

Catch up on FFA news from Northridge FFA, Northwestern FFA, West Holmes FFA, Norwayne FFA, Ashland FFA and Black River FFA.

The North won the high-scoring affair 14-13 in Frisco, Texas.

The 2023 spring campaign saw a number of big performances across baseball, softball, track, swimming and various other sports.

A youth football club in Ingoldmells is celebrating – and at the heart of their success are the volunteers.

SoftballConcord 11, Spaulding 2Key players: Concord — Kryslin Stearns (2-for-4, HR, 2 runs, 2 RBI; leaping catch of a line drive), Delaney Duford (2-for-5, run, 2 RBI, 2 stolen bases), Maddy Wachter (win, 0 ER, 4 H, 15 K; 2-for-3, double, sacrifice, 2...

In a year of firsts, the Tam High girls lacrosse team added an exclamation point to its banner season in the North Coast Section Division II final on Thursday.