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JANESVILLE The local unmasking continues. The next chapter: this coming week at Janesville’s City Hall and other municipal buildings. The city of Janesville announced that the city is lifting its COVID-19-era, mask-wearing policy in city buildings or facilities effective Wednesday. The move affects most of the 518 employees at the city of Janesville, and it extends to residents who’d visit city buildings, city spokesman Nick Faust said. In an announcement released Friday, city officials said “members of the public will no longer be required to wear face masks or face coverings ...

>> news 4's dan hellie has a recap of the depressing game five loss. >> good morning, guys. it couldn't have started any better or ended any worse for the washington nationals last night. they've had sparse, offensive production the entire postseason but they exploded, three runs in the first inning and then three runs in the third. bryce harper's home run highlighted the inning. they jumped to a 6-0 lead. the cardinals would slowly chip away, but the nationals entered the ninth inning with a 7-5 lead and their closer on the mound. twice, one strike away from winning the game and the...

for a second time, the teacher first threatened to tape him to his chair, then did just that. >> she started going around with the tape and then doing my legs like this is so embarrassing. she is laughing. everybody in the class was laughing at me. >> reporter: christian says i was taped for about 10 minimum -- he was taped for about 10 minutes. he told his mother about the alleged incident later that night. she was stunned and confronted the teacher thursday morning at school. >> you taped my son to the chair? she said yes, but i don't want you to think that this is anything malicio...

out. >> go to hell, i mean those are fighting words. you use that when someone cuts you off in traffic. that's not for a debate on healthcare in our country. >> reporter: there are all kinds of ads inside metro stations, for universities and insurance companies, restaurants and nonprofits, but this one is a bit unusual. northern virginia congressman jim moran calls it offensive. >> when you put something on a government building, it sets an example and this is saying it's okay to tell the president of the united states, whoever it may be, to go to hell. well, it's not okay and it's p...

we spoke with one of the victims right after they were saved. >> reporter: how deep was the water? >> almost to like -- not halfway up my door, but pretty close. >> reporter: how long did it take them to get you? >> 30 seconds to a minute. they were on a cowl to someone else. >> reporter: were you scared? >> yes. >> i'm scared for her. for a look at what we can expect overnight, let's get right to chief meteorologist topper shutt. >> mainly good news. i'm going repeat myself, do not cross a street or road that's flooded. it comes up very quick and goes down very quickly. we still hav...