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Mukwonago Taco Bell Co-Worker Assault Case: Alexander Van Wyhe
The case involved a 15-year-old co-worker Van Wyhe met while they both worked at a Taco Bell in Mukwonago. The case also highlights two distinct issues raised by a teen’s employment: workplace rules for minors and the law governing the assault conviction. Neither should be treated as proof of the other. The Wisconsin Court System’s jury instruction for second-degree sexual assault of a child states that consent to sexual contact is not a defense. That general legal rule does not independently establish the facts of this case.
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Summit Model Home Transforms Into 33rd Christmas Fantasy House for Charity
Victory Homes’ new model home in Summit is the setting for the 33rd annual Christmas Fantasy House, open through Nov. 8. Volunteers have transformed the roughly 6,700-square-foot property with 23 uniquely decorated rooms, each designed by a different professional decorator around its own holiday theme. The event raises money for families staying near hospitalized children.
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Sextortion and Cybercrime in 2025
A Milwaukee man has been charged in an alleged sextortion case involving Mukwonago; the case also involves allegations of stalking. A report by Greater Milwaukee Today / The Freeman described a Milwaukee man charged after alleged stalking in an alleged sextortion case. A Catfish Contact Becomes Years of Threats. Court...
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Pioneers Battle to the Finish in Season-Opener against UW-Whitewater
WAUKESHA, Wis. – The Carroll University men's basketball team opened its 2026-27 campaign with an impressive effort Saturday afternoon, battling UW-Whitewater until the final possession before falling 78-74 inside Van Male Fieldhouse. The Pioneers led by as many as 16 points and held the advantage for more than 30 minutes against a Warhawks squad receiving votes nationally.
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After Near-Fatal Heart Attack, West Allis Man Opens Hot Dog Shop in Cudahy
A West Allis man who once made his living as a plumber is trading pipe wrenches for Chicago-style hot dogs, with plans to open Dirty Dogs at 4666 S. Packard Ave. in Cudahy by Dec. 1. Jim Turner said the idea took hold after a heart attack nearly killed him earlier this year, pushing him toward work that demanded less physical strain and offered a steadier schedule.