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MPD officer arrested, significant 'criminal misconduct' allegations
MILWAUKEE - A Milwaukee police officer has been arrested following allegations of criminal misconduct, the Milwaukee Police Department announced on Friday, March 14. A criminal complaint associated with the case identifies the officer as 29-year-old Juwon Madlock, who had nearly 10 years of service with the department. He has since resigned.
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Xavier exits Big East tourney with back-breaking buzzer-beater to sink Marquette bettors
It's not truly March until bettors start feeling the pain of bad beats and back-breaking buzzer-beaters. On Thursday, Marquette bettors got a taste of both all in one unnecessary heave. A 2.5-point favorite over Xavier in the Big East quarterfinals, Marquette led by five as the clock winded down on a win for the Golden Eagles. But if bettors thought they could breathe, they thought wrong, because Musketeers guard Ryan Conwell wanted one last shot at the basket from the half-court logo and, of course, he hit it. Xavier +2.5 for a crazy bad beat pic.twitter.com/eqHAr3jCgn — ReBet (@rebetapp) March 13, 2025 That is just an awful for Marquette -2.5 bettors, especially after the team dug its way out from a 14-point deficit to build that late lead. But they had to know the shot would drop as soon as Conwell let it go. The junior finished the game with 38 points, draining seven of his 11 three-point attempts. This article originally appeared on For The Win: Xavier exits Big East tourney with back-breaking buzzer-beater to sink Marquette bettors
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MCTS driver lauded for exiting bus to help motorist who suffered medical emergency
A Milwaukee County Transit System (MCTS) bus driver is being lauded after she came to the aid of another motorist who had suffered a medical emergency while on the road. According to CBS 58, the incident in question happened in Wauwatosa last fall, and the video was recently shared by MCTS. The MCTS driver, identified as Latanya Staten, was transporting several passengers during rush hour when she realized another vehicle was veering off its lane.
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Milwaukee fatal shooting, 76th and Hampton; shooter gets life in prison
MILWAUKEE - A Milwaukee County judge sentenced Donte Jenkins on Thursday, March 13 to life in prison in connection with a fatal shooting in January 2024. Jenkins will be eligible for parole in 60 years. A jury found Jenkins guilty in January 2025 of first-degree intentional homicide and possession of...
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Wisconsin clerk who failed to count almost 200 ballots is suspended
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — The mayor of Wisconsin’s capital city said Wednesday that she has placed the municipal clerk on leave as investigators work to determine how she failed to count almost 200 absentee ballots in the November election. Madison Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway said in a statement that the city has launched an investigation and that she needed to suspend City Clerk Maribeth Witzel-Behl to maintain public confidence in the clerk’s office. The mayor added that the city will spare no expense to ensure every vote is counted heading into the swing state’s spring election. The state Elections Commission also is investigating whether Witzel-Behl violated any state laws or abused her discretion. The uncounted ballots did not change the results of any races but four Madison voters whose ballots weren’t counted filed claims last week for $175,000 each from the city and Dane County, the first step toward initiating a lawsuit. The mayor’s spokesperson, Dylan Brogan, said Witzel-Behl will continue to be paid during her suspension. She makes $152,300 annually. No listing for her personal contact information could be immediately found.
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3 more MPS schools to temporarily close due to lead concerns
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Three more MPS schools will close temporarily due to significant lead hazards, according to a letter sent to parents on Thursday, March 13. Starms Early Childhood Center, Fernwood Montessori, and LaFollette School are scheduled to close on Monday, March 17. The schools will be closed for remediation and cleaning.
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Milwaukee man facing eight felonies in alleged months-long 'check washing' operation
A Milwaukee man is facing multiple felony charges of fraud and money laundering after allegedly stealing mail from mailboxes and forging checks in Milwaukee, West Allis, and Wauwatosa. It’s alleged Braxton Clarke, 27, attempted about $315,000 in fraudulent transactions, according to a criminal complaint filed Tuesday in Milwaukee County Circuit Court. Of that amount, police say Clarke was successful in depositing around $287,000. An arrest warrant for Clarke was issued Wednesday, according to online court records. Clarke is facing eight felony counts, per the complaint. Those charges include: Conspiracy to commit forgery Conspiracy to commit theft of movable property...
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A new restaurant is coming to Water Street in downtown Milwaukee
Potato lovers rejoice! A new restaurant centered around loaded baked potatoes is coming to downtown Milwaukee this summer. Loaded Spud is scheduled to open at 789 N. Water St. in June. The 3,486-square-foot, first-floor restaurant space was formerly home to the salad-focused Colour Palate. Loaded Spud's website says the spot is "redefining comfort food with a flair" and its menu features "bold flavors and inventive toppings" to satisfy savory and sweet palates alike. Signature menu items will include: Classic Loaded Potato : With cheddar cheese, bacon bits, sour cream and chives. Mediterranean Delight : With feta cheese, olives, sun-dried...
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Milwaukee homicide, body kept in apartment for weeks: complaint
MILWAUKEE - Milwaukee County prosecutors charged a man from Turkey with reckless homicide after his girlfriend was found stabbed to death in their apartment – weeks after she is believed to have been killed. In Court:. Serkan Akcilad, 24, is charged with one count of first-degree reckless homicide. His...
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Cudahy children test positive for cocaine in home, couple sentenced
CUDAHY, Wis. - Both people charged with child neglect after four children in their Cudahy home tested positive for cocaine have now been sentenced. Court records show 32-year-old Antonio Chappell and 30-year-old Ashley Chappell were the two accused, both facing several child neglect charges. Antonio Chappell sentenced. What we know: