Wisconsin
Wisconsin police shoot man during arrest attempt, sparking controversy over use of lethal force
Madison Police Chief John Patterson said the incident unfolded when police responded to a call about a person who was suspected of "checking parked vehicles" in the Marquette neighborhood of Madison.
The algorithm of speed: How Matan Ivri is rewriting the Israeli record books
Wisconsin lawmakers hear bill to codify IHRA antisemitism definition
Wisconsin judge found guilty of obstructing Trump immigration crackdown, media says
Three killed in Wisconsin school shooting, including shooter, police say
Children were among the dead, authorities said
Liran Gerassi: The Israeli head of the Lux Center for Catholic-Jewish Studies in Milwaukee
“I am the first-ever Israeli director of the center and first-ever Israeli employee of the Sacred Heart seminary.”
UWM anti-Israel groups suspended for call to treat Jewish orgs as 'extremist criminals'
On August 1, the student activists had their first court appearance, pleading not guilty and recommitting to anti-Israel activism.
Herb Kohl, former Jewish senator from Wisconsin, dies at 88
Kohl was known for his soft-spoken, unobtrusive approach as a philanthropist, a retail mogul and a senator, an outlook he said he learned from his Jewish immigrant parents.
Neo-Nazi group march in Wisconsin with swastika flags
Around 20 people carried Nazi flags and walked up to the Wisconsin State Capitol in Madison before heading to James Madison Park for a neo-Nazi rally.
Audiences who go party with Barbie get a few lectures - review
Don’t get me wrong, it’s not all preachy speeches, but there are far too many.
Wisconsin Jewish teacher arrested for threatening students over swastika drawings
A student in Schroeder’s class told local news outlets that Schroeder became angry after a student found a scrap of paper with swastikas on it.
Two men sentenced for planning to attack US electric substations
Their plan was to attack substations with powerful rifles, which they believed would result in millions of dollars in damages while causing civil unrest, but they never carried out any attacks.
US arrests man for firebombing Wisconsin anti-abortion group's office
The fire at Wisconsin Family Action's office occurred just days after Politico on May 2 published a draft of the US Supreme Court's blockbuster ruling overturning the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision.
Woman who stabbed ex-boyfriend 19 times claims she was dreaming
A Wisconsin woman allegedly told police she attacked her ex, who was asleep on the couch, because “thought she saw something, a dark, non-human figure."