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West Allis police have arrested a 24-year-old Port Washington man in connection to a Wednesday, Oct. 18 homicide near 64th and Lincoln.

EPHRATA – The Tigers lit up the scoreboard in Friday night’s 48-14 win over the Grandview Greyhounds, amassing nearly 400 yards of offense while finding success in both the pass and run game during the Homecoming match.

Police were notified of a shots fired incident at 11:16 a.m., with reports of a possible man down near the intersection of 64th St. and Lincoln Ave.

West Allis police are searching for a suspect who they say shot and killed a man Wednesday morning, Oct. 18. It happened near 64th and Lincoln.

Outside work, Emily Mecklenburg took plein air painting classes, learned how to surf, enrolled in wilderness survival training courses and was taking Spanish classes.

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A man was shot and killed by police Thursday morning in West Allis.

EPHRATA – An exciting second half came down to the wire in Friday night’s Central Washington Athletic Conference matchup between Ephrata and previously undefeated East Valley (Yakima), with the Tigers answering a late Red Devil touchdown to take a 21-17 win. “East Valley is a great team, and it was going to take everything that we had,” Ephrata head coach Patrick Mitchell said. “We’ve been through some adversity this year, and that’s only stuff that makes it stronger. There’s goi...

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