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Morning is mostly cloudy and cool with patchy fog and lows in the mid 50s, but lower 0s along the lake. Today is partly cloudy and warmer with breaking news now an overnight robbery has dozens of store employees shaken this morning. Police are still on scene at a Walmart Store on capitol drive. Our Pete Zervakis is live there right Milwaukee Police now say, the little boy killed in his north side home, accidentially shot himself. It happened friday. Police arrested and then released 4yearold jor...

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In a newly filed lawsuit, a San Diego sailing business owner says he went blind from infection during bilateral cataract surgery.

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fbusch@nujournal.com NEW ULM — On April 27, Brown County commissioners tabled the issue of changing the auditor-treasurer (A-T) position from elected to appointed, but are likely to revisit it soon. The question came to light earlier this year when Brown County Auditor-Treasurer Jean Prochniak, who has 40 years of experience in the A-T office, said she planned to retire June 30, 2021. After 30 minutes of public testimony and discussion, commissioners Scott Windschitl, Tony Berg, and Dean Simo...

fbusch@nujournal.com NEW ULM — After 30 minutes of public testimony and brief discussion, Brown County commissioners tabled changing the auditor-treasurer position from elected to appointed Tuesday. Commissioners Scott Windschitl, Tony Berg and Dean Simonsen said they favored appointing the position. Commissioner Dave Borchert favored election and Commissioner Jeff Veerkamp said he was undecided, but said most of the people he talked to in western Brown County favor keeping the job an elected...