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For the second year in a row, Milwaukee Bucks exit playoffs in first round
It’s the second season in a row the Bucks exited the playoffs in the first round. It was also a playoff series where Giannis Antetokounmpo didn’t play any games because of an injury.
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President Joe Biden to visit Racine next week, his fourth trip to Wisconsin this year
Biden will travel to Racine on Wednesday to “deliver remarks on his Investing in America agenda,” according to a statement from the White House.
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Latest climate outlook shows warmer weather likely to continue across Wisconsin
The latest climate outlook shows that parts of Wisconsin are likely to be slightly warmer and wetter than normal this month, and this summer could be hotter, too.
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As anglers gear up for Wisconsin’s fishing opener, annual license sales are down
Wisconsin’s fishing opener on inland lakes begins this Saturday, and annual fishing license sales are on the decline after a boost during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Former election official gets 1 year probation for sending fake absentee ballots to GOP lawmaker
A former Milwaukee County election official will serve 12 months probation for election fraud under a sentence imposed Thursday.
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Feds recommend easing restrictions on marijuana. What does that mean for Wisconsin?
Wisconsin backers of marijuana legalization say they’re glad to see the federal government recommend easing restrictions on the drug. But they don’t expect to see any sudden shift among Republican state lawmakers.
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4-year-old girl killed in hit-and-run crash in Milwaukee
A 4-year-old girl in Milwaukee died in a hit-and-run crash while crossing the street with her mom Tuesday morning.
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State Supreme Court upholds firing of police officer over racist memes following NBA arrest
The Wisconsin Supreme Court has upheld the firing of a former Milwaukee Police Officer over racist social media posts following the 2018 arrest of former Milwaukee Bucks player Sterling Brown.
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Health officials urge vaccinations amid new cases of infectious disease
One doctor says a measles case in Dane County and whooping cough detected in Brown County should be a “wake up call” for people who have delayed vaccines.
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2 reckless driving crashes in Milwaukee County damage buses
Milwaukee County officials say two recent crashes involving county buses were both caused by reckless drivers.