There are now federal charges for the Sun Prairie teacher accused of filming middle schoolers in the school bathroom. Federal prosecutors filed charges yesterday against 34-year-old Matthew Quaglieri. He was suspended by Sun Prairie Schools last week after police arrested him on child pornography charges. Investigators say he recorded two students from Prairie View Middle School ‘engaging in sexually explicit conduct.’ Sun Prairie Schools say they are looking into if there are other victims.
Read MoreMadison missed the worst of yesterday’s severe weather, but not everyone was as lucky. The National Weather Service says a tornado touched down at Whitewater’s Willow Brook Public Golf Course yesterday. There are no reports of any injuries, though there are plenty of tree limbs that are down. Forecasters will spend part of the day today assessing the damage. The same line of storms dropped other tornadoes near Milwaukee. There were no injuries there either.
Read MoreWe have an update on the rollover crash that happened earlier this week in Barron County. The sheriff released the following press release: On late Wednesday night the Barron County Sheriff’s Department was advised that the 15 year oldinvolved in the accident from Monday night that was in Regions Hospital had passed away. Again our thoughts and prayers are with the families and friends of those affected from this incident. Per Chris Fitzgerald, Barron County Sheriff
Read MoreThere are now federal charges against the Tennessee man accused of driving to Chippewa County to kidnap a 15-year-old girl. The U.S. Attorney’s Office filed child pornography charges this week against 22-year-old Trevor Blackburn. He’s already facing state charges of kidnapping and sexual assault. The sheriff in Chippewa County says Blackburn kidnapped the girl from her home in Holcombe at the beginning of the month because she stopped talking to him online.
Read MoreIt’s going to be a while before folks are back at the Alma Hotel for lunch. The restaurant yesterday said it is closed because of a kitchen fire. Firefighters from eight departments responded to the fire Tuesday afternoon. No one was hurt, but there is plenty of damage. Fire investigators have not yet said what caused the fire.
Read MoreVoters across Wisconsin will get one last chance to see the candidates for U.S. Senate on the same stage at the same time. Tonight is the second, and likely final, U.S. Senate debate. Republican Senator Ron Johnson and Democratic Lieutenant Governor Mandela Barnes will answer questions on Milwaukee TV tonight, but the debate will be streamed and broadcast across the state. When it comes to a peek at the polls, Wisconsin’s race for U.S. Senate is becoming lopsided while the race for
Read MoreThe wait for a Costco in Eau Claire could soon be over. The city’s Plan Commission will meet next week to talk about a new Costco that’d be built at the corner of Black Avenue and Tower Drive. The meeting is next Monday, and there would be more meetings and approvals after that. No one is saying when work could begin or when the new store would open, but the hope is it would be ready by the fall of
Read MoreThe Curdergburger is back. Culver’s yesterday re-released the limited time cheeseburger with a massive cheese curd on top. The Curderburger started out as an April fools joke, but was added to the menu for real last year. It sold-out in a matter of hours. This time around, the Curderburger will be on the menu for almost three weeks, so there are plenty to go around.
Read MoreSheriff Fitzgerald released an update in the case of a deadly roller over crash in Barron County. Below is the press release issued this afternoon: As of 2:00 p.m., today, there is no change in the status of the females in the accident from Monday. The 15 year old at Regions is still listed in critical condition. The 14 year old female that is in Marshfield is in stable condition with a serious arm injury. The 16 year old male
Read MoreThe Better Business Bureau is warning people from Wisconsin about campaign donation scams. The Better Business Bureau says scammers are emailing donation requests and sending out fake polls in an effort to get people to send them money. Some scammers even pose as political candidates.
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