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Federal Judge Delays Sentencing in Wisconsin Judge's Immigration Case

Federal Judge Delays Sentencing in Wisconsin Judge's Immigration Case

A federal judge has postponed the sentencing of former Wisconsin Judge Hannah Dugan, who was convicted of felony obstruction for aiding an immigrant in evading federal officers. The decision to delay comes as U.S. District Judge Lynn Adelman considers arguments to potentially overturn Dugan's conviction. Dugan's attorney, Steven Biskupic, argues that her conviction should be overturned based on a recent federal appeals court decision in a Virginia case, which invalidated a similar conviction. The case against Dugan was initiated during President Trump's administration as part of a broader immigration crackdown. Dugan, who resigned from her position following her conviction, faces up to five years in prison, although federal guidelines suggest probation is more likely.
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Federal judge pauses sentencing to weigh argument in Wisconsin judge's immigration case conviction

Federal judge pauses sentencing to weigh argument in Wisconsin judge's immigration case conviction

A federal judge is considering whether to throw out a jury’s guilty verdict against former Wisconsin Judge Hannah Dugan who was convicted of felony obstruction for helping an immigrant evade federal officers
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Navy's New Crane Departs Wisconsin for Pearl Harbor, Enhancing Shipyard Capabilities

Navy's New Crane Departs Wisconsin for Pearl Harbor, Enhancing Shipyard Capabilities

A massive 200-foot-tall portal crane, known as P-82, has embarked on a 9,000-nautical-mile journey from Manitowoc, Wisconsin, to the Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard in Hawaii. This crane is part of a $370 million contract under the Navy's Shipyard Infrastructure Optimization Project (SIOP) aimed at upgrading equipment across four public shipyards. The crane, capable of lifting up to 175 tonnes, will be installed as part of a comprehensive modernization effort at the shipyard, which includes the construction of a new full-size graving dock. This dock, the first of its kind at Pearl Harbor since World War II, is designed to support the maintenance of future submarine classes, including the Columbia-class ballistic missile submarines.
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Generac Secures Major Data Center Deal, Boosting Sales and Stock Price

Generac Secures Major Data Center Deal, Boosting Sales and Stock Price

Generac Secures Major Data Center Deal, Boosting Sales and Stock Price
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Coast Guard Offers Reward for Information on Stolen Navigational Beacon

Coast Guard Offers Reward for Information on Stolen Navigational Beacon

The U.S. Coast Guard has announced a $1,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for stealing a navigational beacon from the Superior Entry Lighthouse in Wisconsin. The theft, which occurred on May 13, involved the removal of a flashing green beacon critical for maritime navigation. The absence of this beacon poses a significant hazard to vessels navigating the area, increasing the risk of collisions and environmental damage. The Coast Guard has emphasized the potential dangers, including catastrophic vessel incidents and fuel spills, which could disrupt maritime commerce in the region.
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Generac Signs Major Data Center Deal, Boosting Sales and Stock Prices

Generac Signs Major Data Center Deal, Boosting Sales and Stock Prices

Generac Signs Major Data Center Deal, Boosting Sales and Stock Prices
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Manitowoc County Kennel Club Hosts Major Dog Show with Diverse Breeds Competing

Manitowoc County Kennel Club Hosts Major Dog Show with Diverse Breeds Competing

The Manitowoc County Kennel Club in Wisconsin recently hosted a significant dog show event on June 4, 2026. The event featured a total entry of 376 dogs, showcasing a wide variety of breeds across several categories. The Best In Show was awarded to a Samoyed named GCHS Vanderbilt’s Lucky Day, handled by Laura King and owned by J & D Schuler and J & B Elford. The Reserve Best In Show went to a German Shepherd Dog named GCHS Kaleef’s Sassicaia, handled by Kent Boyles. The show included various categories judged by different experts, such as Sporting, Hound, Working, Terrier, Toy, Non-Sporting, and Herding. Each category had its own set of winners, highlighting the diversity and talent present at the event.
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Federal Judge Delays Sentencing in Wisconsin Immigration Case to Consider Overturning Conviction

Federal Judge Delays Sentencing in Wisconsin Immigration Case to Consider Overturning Conviction

A federal judge in Milwaukee has postponed the sentencing of former Wisconsin Judge Hannah Dugan, who was convicted of felony obstruction for aiding an immigrant in evading federal officers. The delay is to allow for arguments on whether to overturn the conviction. Dugan's attorney, Steven Biskupic, argues that the conviction should be overturned due to a recent federal appeals court decision in Virginia, which invalidated a similar case. The case against Dugan was initiated during President Trump's administration as part of a broader immigration crackdown. Dugan, who resigned from her position following her conviction, faces up to five years in prison, although federal guidelines suggest probation is more likely.
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Wisconsin Muslim Community Leader Detained Over Pro-Palestinian Speech, Attorneys Claim

Wisconsin Muslim Community Leader Detained Over Pro-Palestinian Speech, Attorneys Claim

Salah Sarsour, a prominent Muslim community leader in Wisconsin, has been detained by federal immigration agents, sparking legal battles over his detention conditions and the reasons behind his arrest. Sarsour, who emigrated from the West Bank and settled in Milwaukee over three decades ago, is accused by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security of funding a terrorist group and lying on his green card application. His attorneys, including those from the American Civil Liberties Union of Illinois, argue that his detention is politically motivated due to his pro-Palestinian activism. Sarsour's case has been transferred from Chicago to Kansas City, assigned to a senior immigration judge, which is unusual for such proceedings. His legal team claims this is part of a broader campaign against Palestinian activists by the Trump administration.
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Packers donate helmets to 10 Wisconsin high school football programs

Packers donate helmets to 10 Wisconsin high school football programs

The Green Bay Packers donated brand-new helmets to 10 local Wisconsin football programs.
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Packers OTA Recap: Josh Jacobs returns to practice

Packers OTA Recap: Josh Jacobs returns to practice

Packers kicker Trey Smack went 4 of 8 on field goals during Tuesday’s practice
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How many eyeballs will see Notre Dame on the road this season?

How many eyeballs will see Notre Dame on the road this season?

Only one of the six stadiums the Irish will visit this CFB season hold more fans than Notre Dame Stadium.