Anna Hansen
Breaking News and Crime Enterprise Reporter at Wisconsin State Journal
breaking news and crime enterprise reporter @WiStateJournal • former GA reporter @PDRnews, @News_Republic • tips: [email protected], 608-219-8835
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1 week ago |
madison.com | Anna Hansen
Summer officially arrives this weekend and with it some sweet sounds. Make Music Madison will return to the city’s parks, porches and patios Saturday, with hundreds of artists slated to entertain the masses. The harmonious revelry is part of a global Make Music Day, which is observed by more than 2,000 other cities internationally. The festival, celebrating the summer solstice, has its origins in early-80s France, but Madison has been partaking since 2013.
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1 week ago |
madison.com | Anna Hansen
One of two people arrested in a series of hazardous materials investigations in Madison this week has also been charged with multiple counts of attempted homicide in Rock County in connection with the same series of events. Andrea Lynn Whitaker, 41, of Madison, was charged Thursday with three counts of attempted first-degree intentional homicide, aggravated battery, first-degree recklessly endangering safety, and stalking resulting in bodily harm, all with use of a dangerous weapon.
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1 week ago |
apg-wi.com | Anna Hansen
One of two people arrested in a series of hazardous materials investigations in Madison this week has also been charged with multiple counts of attempted homicide in Rock County in connection with the same series of events.
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1 week ago |
madison.com | Anna Hansen
More than a year after her Dane County home became a tear gas-scented crime scene, Natasha Iverson is still fighting to recover what she can for herself and her family. So far, it’s been an uphill battle, fraught with insurance company limits and a claim denied by the county. However, Thursday night’s county board meeting, where supervisors voted to review the claim, left her and her family with a little optimism, if not answers.
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2 weeks ago |
madison.com | Anna Hansen
More than a decade after a Madison woman was fatally shot in front of her children, investigators are still seeking answers in the case. Julia Majette, 25, was at her home along the 700 block of North Thompson Drive when two men forced their way inside on June 12, 2013, according to a statement from police spokesperson Stephanie Fryer. The pair, who Majette did not know, shot and killed Majette with her children present. Despite the lack of arrests, the investigation remains active, Fryer said.
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