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A Milwaukee special education teacher faces charges for allegedly fondling himself in front of students who are cognitively delayed.More >> A Milwaukee special education teacher faces charges for allegedly fondling himself in front of students who are cognitively delayed.More >> A Wisconsin dairy farmer has been acquitted on three of four counts in a trial related to the sale of raw milk.More >> A Wisconsin dairy farmer has been acquitted on three of four counts in a trial related to the sale of raw milk.More >> Some call it wishful thinking, but President Barack Obama has all but declared an end to the global war on terror.More >> Some call it wishful thinking, but President Barack Obama has all but declared an end to the global war on terror.More >> Charges have been filed in a cold case murder in Wisconsin Rapids.More >> Charges have been filed in a cold case murder in Wisconsin Rapids.More >> A man known to ride through Madison on a scooter -- dressed in thong underwear and a cape -- may be disturbing to schoolchildren.More >> A man known to ride through Madison on a scooter -- dressed in thong underwear and a cape -- may be disturbing to schoolchildren.More >> Radar Alert
Turning fairly nice later this week.More >> Sun returns Thursday and Friday but it will be cooler than normal. Frost expected Thursday night. Fairly quiet weekend with more cloud cover.More >> This year's Memorial Day Parade drew hundreds of people to Wausau.More >> This year's Memorial Day Parade drew hundreds of people to Wausau.More >> Lyle Bricko was stationed in Vietnam more than 40 years ago, but he can still remember it clearly today.More >> Lyle Bricko was stationed in Vietnam more than 40 years ago, but he can still remember it clearly today.More >> Wisconsin residents who want to be protected from unsolicited telemarketing phone calls and text messages have until the end of the month to sign up for the state's `no call' list.More >> Wisconsin residents who want to be protected from unsolicited telemarketing phone calls and text messages have until the end of the month to sign up for the state's `no call' list.More >> Prom was in the air at Mount View Care Center in Wausau Friday.More >> Prom was in the air at Mount View Care Center in Wausau Friday.More >>
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One person was seriously hurt after a crash in Marathon County Friday morning.More >> Prom was in the air at Mount View Care Center in Wausau Friday.More >> The UW-Stevens Point baseball team won its first game of the Division 3 College World Series.More >> When elementary students in Merrill heard of the devastation in Oklahoma, they immediately decided to help. Merrill was hit with a tornado two years ago.More >> A teacher's return to the classroom inspired students to do something for the survivors of the Boston Marathon bombing.More >> One person died in a crash Thursday night in Clark County.More >>
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The head of the semi-private state agency that offered, and then rescinded, tax credits to a Wisconsin company contingent upon it winning a state bid says he believes the proposal was legal.
Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation leader Paul Jadin tells The Associated Press his legal team advised him the offer to Stevens Point-based Skyward was legal because the year-old entity isn't bound by procurement laws that pertain to other state agencies. It's Jadin's first public remarks on the controversy.
The state suspended bidding on the $15 million project for a statewide student information system after Gov. Scott Walker's office raised concerns about the contingency offer.
Jadin says he wants to work with Walker to change state law to make clear the agency can make such offers to companies.
