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Wisconsin authorities search for stolen emu liquor display
SLINGER, Wis. (WFRV) – Authorities in Wisconsin are searching for individuals who allegedly stole a four-foot-tall emu liquor display statue from a Piggly Wiggly grocery store. According to the Slinger Police Department, the incident occurred on March 8 shortly after 3:15 p.m., when unknown subjects took the emu display promoting Shanky’s Whip, a black Irish […]
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
You can meet Hulk Hogan and try his new beer at these southern Wisconsin locations next week
(This story has been updated to add new information). Retired professional wrestling star Hulk Hogan will return to Wisconsin next week to promote his new Real American Beer . Between March 17 and 19, fans will have the opportunity to meet him at locations in Appleton, Beaver Dam, Watertown, Oconomowoc, Kenosha, Lake Geneva and Silver Lake. Hogan co-founded and launched Real American Beer in June 2024. The American-made light beer is available in 23 states, with plans to expand availability to others. This isn't the first time Hogan has come to Wisconsin to promote the beer. In August, he...
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‘Come Get My Mommy’ 4-Year-Old Demands in 911 Call After Finding Out She Ate All His Ice Cream
There are few people more vengeful than a child who has been “wronged” by their parents. Some kids will even kill their parents because they don’t agree with the rules, as headlines have declared through the ages. But not all kids are cold-blooded killers. Most know that there are less deadly — and more hilarious — ways to teach their parents a lesson. They might even want to take a lesson from a 911 call recently placed by a Wisconsin preschooler. The little one wanted his mom to know that he wouldn’t easily forget that she ate his favorite...
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Trump pulled $400 million from Columbia. UW-Madison is on list of schools that could be next
The University of Wisconsin-Madison was among a list of 60 schools the U.S. Department of Education warned Monday about a potential loss of federal funding if they fail to protect Jewish students. The schools who received the warning letters were a mix of public universities and Ivy League institutions. The list included Columbia University, which saw $400 million in grants and contracts canceled last week over claims it tolerated antisemitism. The institution was the site of monthslong demonstrations by pro-Palestinian protesters last school year. “The Department is deeply disappointed that Jewish students studying on elite U.S. campuses continue to...
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Green Bay Press-Gazette
Rep. Tony Wied holds first town hall, draws criticism for its call-in format
GREEN BAY — Marley Fieweger said she'd hoped to get better answers to her concerns at U.S. Rep. Tony Wied's first town hall than the responses she's gotten when directly emailing his office, which she characterized as "form letters." The architect from Appleton specializing in building health care spaces had apprehensions about the layoffs of Social Security Administration workers and the Trump administration's thawing of relations with Russia . However, she left midway through the call-in-only event, disappointed. "I just hung up because I couldn't listen to it anymore," Fieweger said in a voicemail left to the Green Bay...