January 11, 2020 By Josh Kaul - Jan 11th, 2021 04:50 pm
ALBANY, WI – Authorities in Green County continue their investigation into the death of a newborn baby reported missing Saturday, January 9 in the village of Albany, Wis.
The death is being investigated as a homicide, and a person of interest has been taken into custody.
Authorities are seeking the public’s continued help in this investigation. Please review these image(s) of a person walking in Albany on Tuesday, January 5. Anyone who saw this person walking on this date, or has any information about this person, is asked to contact
the Green County Sheriff’s Department at 608-328-9400.
Jan 12, 2021
ALBANY (WKOW) – Authorities in Green County say they are considering the death of an infant over the weekend in Albany a homicide.
A person of interest has been taken into custody, and authorities have released photographs that they are hoping people can identify, according to a news release from the Wisconsin Department of Justice.
The newborn baby was reported missing Saturday, January 9 in the village of Albany and found dead the next day, according to authorities.
The DOJ has released photos of a person walking in Albany on Tuesday, January 5. That s the same day the infant was born at a home in Albany.
MONTPELIER â Gov. Phil Scott has appointed former Vermont attorney general William Sorrell to serve as chairman of the stateâs Criminal Justice Council.
The council, formerly known as the Criminal Justice Training Council, was modified under Act 166, which went into effect in October. The law doubled the amount of council members from 12 to 24 and dropped the âTrainingâ part of the title because the council deals with other matters such as professional regulation, among other changes.
The law stipulates the governor must pick a chairperson who does not have a connection to law enforcement. Scott chose Sorrell, who served as the stateâs longest tenured attorney general, from 1997 to 2017. Also, he has served as Chittenden County stateâs attorney and as secretary of administration under then-governor Howard Dean.
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Transition Town Media 9th Annual Green Sunday Holiday Craft Fair: Through December 31. We ve gone virtual this year so you can shop at your convenience in the safety of your home. Just go to our website tinyurl.com/GreenSunday2020 and click on the beautiful images you ll find there to shop directly with each artist. You can also win a raffle basket, made from sample items from some of our artistic vendors PLUS $150 in gift cards to the locally owned Media business(es) of your choice! A total value of over $250 for the cost of a few tickets. Tickets are one for $5 and five for $20 (a 20% discount). Buy your tickets at tinyurl.com/GSraffle2020. Hurry though tickets are only on sale through Dec 19. The winner will be announced Dec 20. Raffle ticket sales close on Dec.