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The brother of a 19-year-old man shot and killed in an alleged drug deal gone bad outside a Pleasant Prairie restaurant said he and his family are thankful for the work police have done in arresting the suspects in his murder.
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The Wisconsin Supreme Court granted the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty’s (WILL) action filed in Bartlett v. Evers, asking the court to review Gov. Tony Evers’ use of his partial veto powers. The court granted WILL’s request and assumed jurisdiction for the case.
The state Supreme Court on Wednesday agreed to take up the case directly.
More students across Wisconsin are leaving traditional public schools.
Second grader busted vaping CBD oil in the middle of class was sent to the hospital before being returned to his mother.
The Wisconsin Election Commission (WEC) illegally altered state policy regarding how it manages voters who relocate, the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL) alleges in a new complaint filed with the state Wednesday on behalf of three Wisconsin residents.
Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty President and General Counsel Rick Esenberg.
The resolution comes three months after Evers tweaked numbers in the 2019-21 biennial budget to boost education spending by $84 million.