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Supreme Court Allows Whistleblower Suit Against Wisconsin Bell
The justices rejected the company’s argument that the False Claims Act did not apply to the case.
Wisconsin Supreme Court Allows Election Chief to Stay in Office Past Term
Justices unanimously upheld a previous ruling that allows appointees to legally hold over their appointments.
Identity Thief Whose Deception Led to Victim’s Incarceration Gets 12-Year Prison Term
The real William Woods spent 428 days in county jail and 147 days in a mental hospital after he tried to expose the thief.
Wisconsinites to Vote on Voter Photo ID Constitutional Amendment on April 1
Wisconsites will be asked to approve an amendment to their state constitution requiring that photo identification be presented by voters attempting to vote.
14-Year-Old Killed in Wisconsin School Shooting Shared Gifts of Music and Art With Many, Friends Say
Wisconsin School Shooter Was in Touch With Man Who Says He Was Plotting His Own Attack
The man told FBI agents that he had been messaging Natalie Rupnow, according to court documents.
Student, Teacher Killed in Wisconsin Christian School Shooting Identified
Two of the six injured students remain hospitalized in critical condition as of Wednesday.
Supreme Court Will Weigh Catholic Charity’s Request for Religious Tax Exemption
A divided Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled earlier this year that the charity’s activities were not of a sufficiently religious character to justify tax exemption.
Supreme Court Declines Parents’ Challenge to Wisconsin Transgender School Policy
Two lower courts had dismissed the case, finding that a parents’ group lacked standing.
Judge Strikes Down Wisconsin Union Limits, Restores Collective Bargaining Rights
Judge Jacob Frost said that major parts of a 2011 law were unconstitutional.
