Eddie Ellis shot on January 4th.
Via TMJ4.
NEWS OF WISCONSIN (AND SOMETIMES POINTS BEYOND)
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WisDems complain about bill to allow bow hunting near schools and hospitals
Sponsored by Lt. Gov.’s husband, Assemblyman Joel Kleefisch.
Via WMTV.
Utter losers capture wild deer and put t-shirt around its neck
Facing pending DNR fines; doomed to be jackasses their whole lives.
Via WMTV.
Wisconsin middle-of-pack for broadband speed
Someone’s sure to propose big public spending to solve the problem.
Via WMTV.
Madison cancels Mifflin Street block party
No more.
Via WMTV.
La Crosse women charged with prostitution after police sting
Because that’s absolutely the best allocation of La Crosse’s police budget.
Via La Crosse Tribune.
ATF called to meet with Congressional staff over bungled sting operation
A group of powerful members of Congress have been demanding answers from the agency since the Journal Sentinel first exposed how agents running a fake storefront in Riverwest called Fearless Distributing, got burglarized, left behind sensitive documents with agents’ names, phone numbers and take-down signals, and recommended charges against at least three of the wrong suspects – one who was in prison at the time.
The Capitol’s emergency rule against singing
Imposed silence.
Via MAL contends.
Walker Admin spokesman Werwie discarded moved to state agency
No longer so useful.
Via 620 WTMJ.
Wisconsin fugitive’s body found in Nebraska
Escaped in 2011.
Via WAOW.
Drinking & driving bishop who killed pedestrian wants out
Signature bond likely for drunk, lying killer:
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — A witness told police that a Lutheran bishop accused of driving drunk when he struck and killed a runner in Sun Prairie on Sunday never braked after the crash and appeared to be trying to flee the scene, according to a criminal complaint filed Wednesday….
According to the complaint, Burnside had a preliminary breath test reading of 0.128 percent blood-alcohol content, the Wisconsin State Journal reported. Wisconsin’s legal limit for driving is 0.08 percent.
After allegedly hitting Mengelt, Burnside drove to a nearby convenience store, where police had first contact with him in his vehicle. Burnside initially denied to police he’d been drinking, the complaint said. He told the first officer on the scene he was running late for a church ceremony.
“I was looking at my radio and adjusting,” Burnside told police. “I just want to know if the woman is OK.”
….A witness told police Burnside’s sport utility vehicle jumped a median and hit a lamp post before striking Mengelt. Burnside’s SUV had “heavy front-end damage,” its back window was smashed and its roof was partially collapsed, the complaint said.
Fond du Lac house explodes
Half-gone now.
$5,000 reward for unsolved Town of Madison homicide
Andrew Nehmer, killed in 1986.
Madison Area Technical College proposes smaller-than-average tax increase
Should we be grateful?
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