There could be a ‘resolution’ coming in the neglect case against Elijah Vue’s mom. Lawyers for Katrina Bauer yesterday suggested that could be coming, but they did not say what that means. Bauer is being held on neglect charges in connection with Vue’s disappearance. He’s been missing since February, when he was last seen at Bauer’s boyfriend’s home. That boyfriend is also being held on neglect charges. Bauer is next scheduled to be in court in Manitowoc on July 1st.
Read MoreEau Claire is ready with another bus tracking app. The city yesterday said its new bus tracker will launch in August. The new app will replace the old TransLoc which Eau Claire dropped last summer because it had too many bugs. The new app is supposed to be better, and is supposed to let people know when the bus will be arriving at their stop. The new app is being paid for by the city, s Eau Claire is using
Read MoreA Republican lawmaker from Green Bay says he plans to try again with a law that would allow parents to set a curfew on their kids’ social media accounts. State Rep. David Steffen yesterday said he plans to reintroduce his Kids Online Safety Act. The idea is to have a law that allows for a ‘sleep mode’ for social media accounts, and that would ban certain algorithms, targeted ads, and direct messages for accounts held by children. Steffen introduced the
Read MoreSummerfest is not the only fest going on this weekend in southeast Wisconsin. Cedarburg’s Strawberry Festival begins tomorrow morning. Thousands of people flock to Cedarburg for all things strawberry, from pies to jams to wines. This is the 37th year for the Strawberry Festival. The festival runs from 10 a.m. til 6 p.m. tomorrow, and from 10 a.m. til 5 p.m. on Sunday.
Read MoreA 17-year-old is dead in a shooting that happened at the end of Milwaukee’s 53rd Annual Juneteenth celebration yesterday. A 15-year-old was also shot and seriously injured at about 9 p.m. last night in Washington Park. Deputies say a 17-year-old suspect opened fire with an automatic weapon hitting the two teenagers. The 17-year-old from Milwaukee died later a local hospital. The wounded teenager walked into the hospital seeking treatment. A Milwaukee County detective on the scene fired at the suspect,
Read MorePolice in Eau Claire say they’ve arrested a woman who helped a wanted attempted homicide suspect from Madison escape. Eau Claire Police say 54-year-old Candace Rogers hid Jerome Jacobs in her car, and drove him away from Eau Claire last week. Police in Eau Claire had just tried to stop Jacobs, but he ran. Investigators say Rogers’ help meant Jacobs got away and is still on the run, She’s looking at charges of harboring or aiding a felon
Read MoreThe teenager who dragged an 11-year-old girl behind a shed and raped her is heading to jail for just nine months. Barron County Court Judge Maureen Boyle this week sentenced Riley Tomesh to nine months in jail, and three years of probation. Tomesh was 17-years-old when he raped the young girl during the Harvest Days Festival in the Village of Brill. The girl told police she tried to scream, but she said Tomesh held his hand over her mouth and
Read MoreThe woman in charge at UW-La Crosse says she doesn’t want the school known as Porn-U. Interim La Crosse Chancellor Betsy Morgan yesterday said the university needs to fire former Chancellor Joe Gow to protect the school’s reputation. Gow was fired as chancellor late last year after the university learned that he was making porn movies with his wife, and sharing them online. Gow accepted that firing, but is now fighting to save his job as a communications professor. He
Read MoreThe shot clock is not coming to high school basketball in Wisconsin. The WIAA, the group that manages high school sports in the state, yesterday voted against adding a shot clock to games. The WIAA Board of Control voted 6-4 against the idea. Opponents worry about the cost to install the clocks, and worry that smaller schools won’t have anyone to run them. Twenty nine states have shot clocks for their high school basketball games, including Minnesota.
Read MoreWe’re going to get our next snapshot of the presidential race in Wisconsin next week. A new Marquette Law School Poll is due out on Wednesday. The poll asks voters about the race between President Biden and former President Trump, as well as Trump’s conviction in his hush money trial, and the race for U.S. Senate here in Wisconsin. The last two Marquette Law School Polls have had the race between Biden and Trump tied. Wisconsin is seen as the
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