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Social media accounts and the White House website were transitioned to reflect a new administration almost immediately after President Donald Trump took the oath of office on Friday.
http://www.wisn.com/article/trumps-new-twitter-account-briefly-uses-obama-imagery/8621521
House Speaker Paul Ryan says he expects some “consternation” with the United Kingdom’s move to withdraw from the European Union, but said he doesn’t think the move will throw the U.S. and world economies into turmoil.
House Speaker Paul Ryan visited the WISN 12 studios to record a segment for Upfront w/ Mike Gousha. I hosted a little introduction on Facebook Live to solicit questions and comments.
What these people do in this room for hours everyday is just magic.
A teacher’s aide who was seen on video attacking a student in a classroom was lured into the confrontation by the student and his friends in an effort to “get rid of” the aide, according to a court document filed Friday.
The owner of Leon’s Frozen Custard, a favorite treat location on Milwaukee’s south side, acknowledged Wednesday that he has a rule in place that prevents his employees from speaking to customers in Spanish, but he said it doesn’t come from a place of discrimination or racism.
Mayor Tom Barrett on Friday morning said the street code against “snitching” is a “bunch of crap,” and he implored residents who have information about a Thursday night shootout that critically injured a little girl and left more than 40 shell casings in the street to come forward.
WISN 12 aired a special broadcast today to address the widening opioid crisis. We had a panel of experts available by phone, social media and through WISN.com to take questions about heroin and drug addiction. http://www.wisn.com/article/tonight-wisconsin-s-addiction-crisis-helpline/6332268
Elections are one of the big stories perfectly suited for live-blogging. ScribbleLive is nice because it auto-updates on the user’s page without them having to refresh.
Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Rebecca Bradley’s most pointed messages at Tuesday night’s debate stemmed from written words: those she wrote as a “21-year-old college kid,” and the “vile piece of garbage” recently published in Milwaukee’s major newspaper.
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