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Anthony Velure convicted in shooting death of friend in River Falls

Anthony Velure convicted in shooting death of friend in River Falls Anthony Palmer Velure, 27, pleaded no contest to homicide by handling a dangerous weapon Friday, Nov. 9, in St. Croix County Circuit Court. The felony charge carries a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison and $25,000 fine.

By Jon Echternacht , November 09, 2012

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Somerset grad retires from U.S. Justice Department

Somerset grad retires from U.S. Justice Department Sometimes Steve T’Kach looks back on his life in Washington, D.C., and wonders if it was all a dream. It’s not usual for a small town boy to make it all the way to the environs of the U.S. Justice Department, but he did.

By Jon Echternacht , November 06, 2012

Lutovsky gets probation for theft from booster groups, business

Lutovsky gets probation for theft from booster groups, business The criminal complaint said Lutovsky took more than $37,000 including some $16,783 from the Hudson Middle School Parent Advisory Council; $9,039 from the Hudson Swim and Dive Boosters organization and $11,224 from Pace Appraisals.

By Jon Echternacht , November 02, 2012

Former deputy Mike Wakeling dies

Former deputy Mike Wakeling dies Michael T. Wakeling Sr., a Houlton native and former St. Croix County Sheriff’s investigator, died Friday, Oct. 26. He was 66.

By Jon Echternacht , November 01, 2012

Gunman kills three women, wounds four others at Brookfield salon

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The gunman opened fire Sunday at a salon where his wife worked in the Milwaukee suburb of Brookfield. The shooter, Radcliffe Haughton, 45, of Brown Deer was found dead in the spa several hours later after he shot himself.

October 22, 2012

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Sparks flew as driver of stolen van fled police Monday morning

The chase ran westbound on I-94 at speeds of 85 mph or more and the van shifting from one lane to another. Before the van reached mile-marker 12, east of Roberts, a State Trooper was to deploy stop-sticks, flattening two of the van's tires.

By Steve Dzubay , October 15, 2012

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Former Walker aide Kelly Rindfleisch pleads guilty to felony misconduct

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Kelly Rindfleisch, a top aide to Governor Scott Walker when he was the Milwaukee County executive, will be sentenced Nov. 19. She pleaded guilty Thursday afternoon, Oct. 11, to a single felony charge of misconduct in public office.

October 12, 2012

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Former Walker aide pleads guilty to doing campaign work on county time

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The Journal Sentinel says Kelly Rindfleisch will plead guilty to at least one felony count during a plea hearing that’s scheduled for Thursday, Oct. 11. Gov. Scott Walker was subpoenaed to testify, but his lawyer reportedly was going to try to get the subpoena quashed.

October 10, 2012

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Judge rules defense may keep evidentiary materials in Schaffhausen case

Judge rules defense may keep evidentiary materials in Schaffhausen case The defense will be able to retain copies of specific sensitive materials in the Aaron Schaffhausen murder case following a hearing Thursday afternoon. Judge Howard W. Cameron was asked to issue a protective order on the data by state prosecutor Gary Freybeg.

By Jon Echternacht , September 20, 2012

Dane County judge overturns anti-collective bargaining law

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Judge Juan B. Colas said the year-old law infringes on the unions’ rights to free speech and association, and violates constitutional clauses for equal protection under the law.

September 17, 2012

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Hudson couple sentenced for role in $10 million mortgage scheme

A Hudson man and his wife have each been sentenced to almost seven years in prison, for running a $7 million mortgage fraud scheme in the Twin Cities.

September 14, 2012

Judge to announce Friday whether wolf hunt will be delayed

Wisconsin News
Dane County Circuit Judge Peter Anderson heard arguments Wednesday in a lawsuit that challenges the use of hunting dogs to track wolves. Humane societies say it will result in bloody encounters between the two, and the dogs will be the ones to die.

August 30, 2012

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TRO dropped against sheriff in Schaffhausen case

A temporary restraining order filed against St. Croix County Sheriff John Shilts by public defender John Kucinski in the Aaron Schaffhausen murder case was lifted Tuesday afternoon following an arraignment hearing.

By Jon Echternacht , August 28, 2012

Schaffhausen stands mute in arraignment hearing

Schaffhausen stands mute in arraignment hearing Court enters not guilty pleas in children’s murder case. A father charged with murder in the deaths of his three young daughters at a River Falls residence last month stood mute before the court in an arraignment hearing in St. Croix County Circuit Court Tuesday afternoon.

By Jon Echternacht , August 28, 2012

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North Hudson man stabbed in his kitchen

North Hudson police found a 45-year-old man on his kitchen floor with a knife in his abdoman Sunday night.

By Meg Heaton , August 27, 2012

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