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The nationwide manhunt for a Wisconsin man who authorities say made threatening comments about the government and public officials has Gov. Scott Walker changing his practices.
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The Wisconsin man suspected of stealing guns and threatening attacks in an anti-government manifesto for the White House wrote an apology letter to the owner of the gun shop that was burglarized, a criminal complaint filed Tuesday said.
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Video shows Janesville man, subject of manhunt, calling for ‘revolution,’ mailing manifesto to Trump
With a declaration that it’s “game time,” the Janesville man who is the subject of a multi-agency manhunt is seen dropping what appears to be an envelope addressed to President Donald Trump into a mailbox, video obtained by WISN 12 NEWS shows.
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A Janvesille man who stole a large quantity of handguns and rifles from a shop, burned his vehicle and made threatening comments about schools, prompting dozens to close or go into lockdown, also sent a threatening 161-page manifesto to President Donald Trump, officials said Friday morning.
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Watching the announcement for the new Samsung Galaxy S8 and reviews of the device from my favorite YouTubers (MKBHD, Jonathan Morrison, Krystal Key) got me thinking about my cell phone ownership history.
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This had it all: suspense, positivity, love, a crossover audience, incredible talent helping to keep the pace, and a great production crew back at the station mixing the two broadcasts at the perfect points.
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Social graphics on Facebook and Instagram help to generate excitement about the Milwaukee Brewers’ 2017 home opener at Miller Park.
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The man arrested Monday after a standoff with officers who were investigating a report of shots fired near the Marquette University campus intentionally made the sounds mimicking gunfire to intimidate his neighbors, the campus police chief said.
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The garage door of the home near South 53th Street and West Howard Avenue is painted in a tribute to last year’s 50th anniversary of Star Trek.
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The commissioner of Milwaukee’s Department of Neighborhood Services said Thursday that “everything’s in play” when it comes the security of the department’s personnel in the city’s violent neighborhoods.