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WAUKESHA − Rare Nintendo games that sat forgotten in a cardboard box in a storage area behind a Waukesha video game shop for more than two years are now up for auction. Kevin Braun, owner of OneStopWonders at 245 W. Main St., thought the box...
A former Kenosha sheriff ’s deputy was criminally charged after authorities say he used the agency’s car tracking cameras and other tracking technology to surveil a fellow deputy whom he was dating in 2025, at one point telling her, “I...
WASHINGTON – The Supreme Court on Aug. 21 said President Donald Trump doesn’t have to stop construction on his $400 million White House ballroom while the justices decide whether a judge wrongly paused the project. Chief Justice John Roberts...
A second teen connected to the fatal shooting of David Krause in the Walker’s Point neighborhood of Milwaukee has been charged as an adult with felony murder and other charges, according to a criminal complaint filed Aug. 19. Stallone...
Republican state Senate candidate Michele Magadance Skinner will remain on the November ballot. A Dane County judge on Aug. 20 denied a temporary injunction in a lawsuit filed by Wisconsin Democrats seeking to block Skinner from...
A Kenosha high school graduate was one of two college students hit and killed by a car during a cycling team training ride on Aug.19 near his college in Tennessee, according to Tennessee highway patrol and university officials. Haylan...