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Would a Lower OWI Threshold Make Wisconsin Safer?

The National Transportation Safety Board wants another lowering of the blood-alcohol standard for drunk driving. It stands at .08; the NTSB wants it at .05.

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Embezzling From Waukesha County Business Earns Woman 1-Year Jail Term

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If you thought $350 million was an impressive lottery prize, how about $500 million? With no winner in the Powerball drawing on Wednesday, May 15, the jackpot has soared even higher.

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Hamilton Students of the Month for April

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Thanks to some smart savings practices, Marlene Konkoly will retire at age 50.

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Templeton Student Wins State-Level History Award

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Sam Llanas — Formerly of the BoDeans — Now Focuses on Bullying, Suicide Prevention

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Waukesha County deputies Mike Doud, Robert Faith and Juan Rodriguez were among some of the first law enforcement officers at the Azana Spa & Salon shooting that left three women dead, as well as the suspect.

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Deputies Helped Rescue Wounded Victims in Azana Spa Shooting

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Obamacare: An Affront to Our Freedoms And Wrong For Business and Families

By Republican Party of Wisconsin | Thursday, May 16 | 63 comments

As the House of Representatives takes a vote to repeal Obamacare this week, we have to remember that this is a law that is an affront to our freedoms.

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"Somebody Should Do Something About That!"

By Joyce Styron Madsen | Thursday, May 16

Caring About Animals: "I said, 'Somebody should do something about that.' And then I realized -- I am that somebody."

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FREE Organic Lawn Care Workshops This Saturday!

By Waukesha County Recycling | Tuesday, May 14

2 Free Workshops May 18 in Waukesha!

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Dine Out to Support Disaster Relief: Local Restaurants & Patrons Pair Taste-buds and Disaster Relief Together

By American Red Cross in Southeastern WI | Tuesday, May 14

On Thursday, May 16, 2013, participating restaurants will donate a portion of sales to benefit their local American Red Cross disaster relief and community disaster prevention & education.

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