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Democratic Senate leader Janet Bewley says voters in her district are not smart to reject sales tax increase to improve essential services Patrick Marley, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel © Mark Hoffman, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel State Sen. Janet Bewley, D-Mason, speaks during a hearing regarding COVID-19 by the Committee on Senate Organization Monday, Jan. 11, 2021, at the Capitol in Madison, Wis. MADISON - The top Democrat in the state Senate said during an online forum Wednesd...

Fooling people at a young age with card tricks and magic laid the groundwork for one of Utah’s most infamous criminals to take on a life of forgeries and murder in Salt Lake City. "Murder Among the Mormons," a three-part series about Mark Hofmann, airs on Netflix starting March 3.

Wisconsin and local governments would receive $5.5 billion in COVID-19 aid under House bill Patrick Marley, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Did the latest stimulus bill pass? Whats in the COVID relief bill passed by the House? Replay Video UP NEXT MADISON - Wisconsin and its local governments would receive $5.5 billion in federal help to fight COVID-19 and its economic toll — far more than what they got last year — under legislation recently approved by the U.S. House. © ...

Wisconsin and local governments would receive $5.5 billion in COVID-19 aid under House bill Patrick Marley, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Did the latest stimulus bill pass? Whats in the COVID relief bill passed by the House? Replay Video UP NEXT MADISON - Wisconsin and its local governments would receive $5.5 billion in federal help to fight COVID-19 and its economic toll — far more than what they got last year — under legislation recently approved by the U.S. House. © ...

This isnt the way I wanted it to end: Dairy farm shuts down after 148 years Rick Barrett, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel ELEVA - One at a time for six days, the 27 livestock trailers pulled up to the barn at Adams Dairy Farm, as if part of an extended funeral receiving line.  They came from other parts of Wisconsin, and Iowa and New York, picking up youngstock first, then their share of 600 cattle. When the last rig eased over to State Highway 93 on Tuesday, dairy farming ce...

The Wisconsin Builders Association is suing the village of Sussex, alleging that the village is violating state law by retaining security payments for longer than it is legally allowed.  The Wisconsin Builders Association also argues in its suit, filed in Waukesha County Circuit Court on Feb. 5, that the village should accept a performance bond rather than insisting on cash or letters of credit before getting plat approval. A performance bond is a guarantee that contractors will complete t...

Live Civil War Cannonball Kept as a Family Souvenir for Generations Reporter Who Bolted From Bison at Yellowstone Wins Iowa Journalism Award Brooke Shields Says She Is Learning to Walk Again After Balance Board Injury 18-Year-Old Skydiver’s Parachute Didn’t Open on Jump With Uncertified Instructor 21-Year-Old Breaks World Record for Highest Jump Out of Water Scientists Cook Hot Dogs in the Lava of an Erupting Volcano in Iceland Martha Stewarts Arrest and Other Scandals That Shocked America ...

The Entire Saw Franchise Timeline Explained The Entire Saw Franchise Timeline Explained By Amanda June Bell/Feb. 25, 2021 1:35 pm EDT The Saw series started out as a claustrophobic thriller about two guys trapped in a bathroom by a deranged serial killer. It has since become a sprawling horror franchise that is still going strong, many years later. Indeed, Saw has been delivering terrifying twists from the very beginning: Who could forget the jaw-dropping moment in which John Kramer (Tobin...

New York Times bestselling author Tayari Jones will participate in a virtual discussion on Feb. 23 as part of the NEA Big Read: Central Florida.

Skip to main content Wisconsin wildlife officials ate $20,000 of illegal caviar, prosecutors say. Now the sturgeon general faces charges. Antonia Noori Farzan, The Washington Post Feb. 18, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Deep in the frozen heart of Wisconsin, state wildlife officials allegedly dined like oligarchs, feasting on tens of thousands of dollars worth of caviar and passing around jars of the prized delicacy at team meetings. Meanwhile, some of their colleagues were working undercover to ex...