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Authorities say a Michigan family of four that unexpectedly left their home and went missing for close to a week has been found.  Police in Fremont say Anthony Cirigliano, Suzette Cirigliano, and their two teenage sons who both have autism, were found in the city of Steven’s Point, Wisconsin.  Family members had not heard from the Cirigliano family since October 16th.  Investigators said Anthony had previously exhibited paranoid behavior in a call to 911.  Authorities interviewed all family members and determined

Milwaukee’s weekend shooting tally stands at 14 wounded, one dead, all in 36 hours. Police in the city say there were seven separate shootings between late Friday and early yesterday morning. That includes an early Saturday morning shooting near Fond du Lac and Hoyt that left six people wounded. Police say they found 100 shell casings at that shooting scene. Four other people were shot early yesterday morning near 34th and Wright. There’s no word about arrests in any of

Pete Buttigieg is coming to Madison to campaign for Mandela Barnes. Buttigieg is the latest high-profile Democrat to jump into the races here in Wisconsin. Former President Obama last week cut an ad for Governor Evers, and Obama will campaign in Milwaukee for Evers and Barnes at the end of the month. Buttigieg will be in Madison on Friday.

 We will be, once again, waiting to see what the Waukesha Christmas Parade suspect does in court. Today is the beginning of the third week of the trial, and Darrell Brooks Jr. continues to offer his defense. In court on Friday, Brooks stared down the judge in the case after another disagreement. Brooks may call his mother to the stand this week, and may even testify himself.

Fire investigators don’t think there’s anything suspicious about the fire above Every Buddy’s Bar in downtown Chippewa Falls on Saturday. Four people were living in the apartments above the bar when the fire broke out, they all made it out okay. Firefighters say they rescued a cat from one of the apartments. Investigators are looking for a cause. No one is guessing how long the bar will be closed because of the fire damage.

There are more naked images of the Wisconsin volleyball team than first reported. A number of outlets over the weekend said the leak was ‘massive.’ And it wasn’t just a few pictures, Outkick is reporting that there are sexually explicit videos that leaked online as well. It appears that the women in the videos all know they were being filmed. UW-Madison Police say they are looking for whoever is responsible for the leak.

Eau Claire Schools will spend about 15 million-dollars more in the next school year. The city’s school board is set to approve its new spending plan later today. The 187 million-dollar budget is 15 million larger than last year. It includes a four-point-seven percent raise for teachers. Eau Claire Schools say the school’s tax rate goes down in this budget, but because of higher home prices the school district will see more in property tax money in the new spending

There was less training at Fort McCoy, but commanders say that was because there were more people on the base. The fort’s latest training report says just over 77 thousand troops trained at the fort in fiscal year 2022. For 2021, that number was over 116 thousand troops. Commanders say the training schedule was impacted by the thousands of Afghan refugees who spent months at the base. Fort McCoy expects to see its training numbers rebound next year.

A judge is not stopping Milwaukee from partnering with an outside group to get out the vote this November. A judge on Friday said she found no evidence that Milwaukee’s work with a progressive/Democratic firm favors one party or another. The judge said the city’s mayor has a right to promote the idea of voting. Republicans sued Milwaukee over the program, saying it’s inappropriate for a non-partisan city office to work with such a biased, political firm to get people

University of Wisconsin Police says dozens of fans were kicked out of the Badgers Homecoming game last night.  Wisconsin defeated Purdue 35-24 at Camp Randall Stadium, and university police say 23 citations were handed out during the game, mostly for underage drinking.  Police say 43 people were ejected from the game, mostly students in possession of alcohol or for being intoxicated, and 20 people were arrested.