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State prosecutors allege Debbie Long billed Medicaid for fabricated care, received more than $2 million and laundered proceeds into local businesses and luxury purchases. She faces five felony counts.
A Milwaukee healthcare worker was seriously injured near Columbia St. Mary's Hospital early Monday. Police say a suspect is in custody and charges will be referred to the county DA.
Kenosha police are searching for 31-year-old Jonathan Taylor after he walked away from the Kenosha Correctional Center Tuesday afternoon.
Real Estate & Development in ...
A 34,400-square-foot Pewaukee flex building at Paul Road sold Tuesday for $3.35M. Recent roof work and stable tenants leave lease-up as the near-term focus.
Retail & Industry in ...
Henkel will close its Oak Creek plant, eliminating 57 jobs across a staged schedule that begins this summer and winds down by early 2027.
An Eau Claire County deputy shot and killed a person who fled a three‑car crash in the Town of Union. The Wisconsin DOJ’s DCI is investigating and will review bodycam footage.
Food & Drinks in ...
Cheba Hut will open May 11 at 8871 W. Sura Lane in Greenfield’s 84South, bringing toasted subs, a full bar and late‑night hours to the strip.
Milwaukee County warns of a spike in scam texts and calls demanding payment; officials say don’t click links and verify with county numbers.
Testimony began May 4 as jurors weigh allegations that a former Pewaukee bus driver sexually assaulted preschool-age students. Prosecutors say bus surveillance footage will be central.
A 61-year-old man riding a mobility scooter died after being struck at 18th and Taylor in Racine on Monday. Police say an 84-year-old driver stayed and is cooperating.
A judge dropped charges in the Walker's Point hit-and-run after key witnesses failed to appear at trial. The injured cyclist continues recovering while prosecutors weigh next steps.
Harley‑Davidson’s first‑quarter profit fell to about $25M as the Milwaukee maker unveiled "Back to the Bricks," a dealer‑focused plan that leans on cheaper bikes and cost cuts.
A predawn blaze on Milwaukee's East Side left two homes uninhabitable and displaced residents; the American Red Cross is assisting those affected.
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