Guns
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Crime is down across Milwaukee, but homicides continue to rise
Violent crime is down by over 20 percent in Milwaukee but homicides are still increasing compared to last year.
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How to talk to kids about gun violence in the news
A UW-Madison counseling psychologist offers advice for helping young people and adults manage mental health after traumatic events like recent shootings.
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‘Do not sell’ list would allow people to bar themselves from buying a gun
Wisconsinites struggling with suicidal thoughts could add themselves to a “do not sell” list that would prevent them from purchasing firearms, under a Democratic proposal circulating in the state Legislature.
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Milwaukee mom’s grief leads her to meeting the man who killed her son
Debra Gillispie’s grief journey took her from outrage and a mission to shut down a bar, to driving across the country and back, to 20 years of leading local advocacy and reform efforts, and ultimately, to the prison that’s holding the man who killed her son.
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Milwaukee mayor responds to GOP lawmakers criticizing city response to violence
Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson is clapping back at Republican state lawmakers who say city leaders aren’t doing enough to address violent crime.
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Mother of Abundant Life Christian School shooter dies of apparent suicide
The mother of the 15-year-old girl who opened fire at Abundant Life Christian School in Madison, killing two people before killing herself, has died by apparent suicide.
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Case against father of Madison school shooter will move forward after court official finds probable cause
The criminal case against the father of a Madison school shooter will move forward after a Dane County court commissioner ruled there is probable cause to believe he gave his daughter access to the guns used in the deadly attack.
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Milwaukee homicides on the rise after 2 years of decline
Since last Thursday night, seven people have died in shootings in Milwaukee.
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Former Wisconsin police chief allegedly tried to help a dealer illegally import armor piercing rounds into US
A former Walworth County police chief allegedly tried to help an ammunition and firearms dealer import hundreds of thousands of armor-piercing rounds into the U.S. in return for money for squad cars and supplies for his police department.
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Wisconsin Supreme Court dismisses case questioning whether man with expunged domestic violence record can buy guns
A split Wisconsin Supreme Court has dismissed a lawsuit asking whether a man whose 1994 domestic violence conviction was expunged should be allowed to buy a handgun.









