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Another deer gun season has come and gone in the state of Wisconsin, it has come and gone during the guaranteed soon to be historic year of the Covid-19 pandemic. The 2020 Deer Gun season last from November 21 to November 29, which is now currently coinciding at a time when covid-19 is so far […]

On a typical winter Tuesday morning, draped in a black robe and clad with square-framed glasses, Chief Judge Derek Mosley hears hundreds of cases at the Milwaukee County Criminal Justice Facility in downtown Milwaukee. His next big case? Convincing Milwaukeeans to shop locally during the holidays as COVID-19 has forced eateries and stores to close […]

“The only reason why I’m talking to you today is because they pulled me out of that burning vehicle,” said Ramiah Whiteside. In 1995, Whiteside was sentenced to 47 years in prison after fleeing Milwaukee police and crashing into a bus stop, killing four people. Rather than continuing his sentence in prison, he did 25 […]

A 15-year-old male was arrested in connection to the Mayfair Mall shooting that occurred on Nov. 20, according to Wauwatosa Police Chief Barry Weber. “The Wauwatosa Police Department is pleased to announce the arrest of a 15 year old Hispanic male in connection with the shooting at Mayfair Mall,” said Police Chief Barry Weber. The […]

“Mainstream politicians, including Biden, represent a disgusting cabal who are only behold to corporations and not people,” said Sam Schrader, a 22-year-old poll worker from Green Bay, Wis. who politically sides with the Party for Socialism and Liberation.  “But I had to vote for the most viable candidate who could defeat Trump, so I voted […]

Bail has been set at $1 million for Khari Sanford at his initial court hearing for two alleged counts of homicide of a doctor and her husband, which may have been born out of an unwillingness to social distance. “There’s no other way to put it,” said Dane County Assistant District Attorney William Brown. At […]

This year, many voters like Karleene Wint are taking a different approach to casting their ballots for the presidential election. On Nov. 3, polls will be open for all registered voters for the 2020 presidential election. However, this year’s election will be done a little differently due to raising coronavirus (COVID-19) cases, the CDC is […]

The Milwaukee Common Council voted to adopt an unarmed first responder program in lieu of police presence for issues that do not traditionally require force, but the program is not close to being rolled out.  Alderwoman Chantia Lewis authored the legislation and was co-sponsored by Alderman Nik Kovak and Alderwoman Milele A. Coggs. It is […]

The three final candidates for Milwaukee police chief agreed that systemic racism is a large problem in not only Milwaukee but the entire United States, and that it will take a lot of change and listening.   On Saturday, Nov. 7, 2020 the three final candidates for the position of Milwaukee police chief answered questions about various topics […]

MILWAUKEE- On Nov. 3, thousands of people around the U.S woke up early to set up machines and tables for the presidential election. Let me be more specific, I woke up early to set up machines and tables for the presidential election.   This year in Milwaukee, election inspectors were in high demand because 178-polling locations showed up in […]

BURLINGTON — A Burlington Area School Board meeting ended Monday night with chanting, arguments, School Board members walking away and a police presence. BASD held their meeting and one of the items on the agenda was adopting an anti-racism policy and curriculum. Such policies have been internally discussed since March. This also comes after a […]

Southern California residents have been evacuated as a new wildfire spreads through Orange County, California.  The fire was first detected on Oct. 28th and named the Silverado Fire.  High winds and a naturally dry environment have allowed the fire to spread dangerously fast while covering 28,000 acres, according to the California Department of Forestry and […]