Raymond Neupert

Madison

Reporter at Wisconsin Radio Network (WRN)

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Wisconsin PM Sportscast

1 week ago | wrn.com | Raymond Neupert

The Brewers take on the Twins tonight, Pacers and Thunder set for NBA Finals Game 7
Wisconsin AM News Summary

1 week ago | wrn.com | Raymond Neupert

Sen Johnson opposes fellow Republicans on Trump budget plan (WASHINGTON D.C.)Wisconsin U.S. Senator Ron Johnson wants to delay the Trump Administration’s “Big Beautiful Bill.” Johnson is going against fellow Republicans on the budget vote and released a report showing the House passed budget reconciliation bill would put the U S into a massive deficit of 24 trillion dollars over the next ten years.
"Adopt, Don't Shop" this summer when you're looking for a dog says the Wisconsin Humane Society

1 week ago | wrn.com | Raymond Neupert

“Adopt, Don’t Shop” this summer when you’re looking for a dog says the Wisconsin Humane SocietyReporter Raymond Neupert talks with Angela Speed from the Wisconsin Humane Society about summer dog adoption.
Wisconsin AM News Summary

1 week ago | wrn.com | Raymond Neupert

Multijurisdictional investigation continues (MADISON)An update to an ongoing investigation in the city of Madison. A Wednesday afternoon statement from the state Division of Criminal Investigation said multiple state, local and federal law enforcement agencies are involved. That includes the FBI, the state crime lab, Madison Police and Fire, Middleton Police and the Rock County Sheriff’s Office.
Wisconsin AM News Summary

1 week ago | wrn.com | Raymond Neupert

Supreme Court rules in favor of AG in lame duck case (MADISON)A unanimous decision was released Tuesday by the Wisconsin Supreme Court in favor of the state’s attorney general. The court’s conservatives joined the liberal majority in ruling on a challenge to a portion of a lame-duck law passed by the Republican controlled Legislature in 2018 – when Democratic Attorney General Josh Kaul and Governor Tony Evers first took office.
How to prevent scams against elder relatives, with help from the Better Business Bureau

1 week ago | wrn.com | Raymond Neupert

How to prevent scams against elder relatives, with help from the Better Business BureauReporter Raymond Neupert talks with Lisa Schiller with the Better Business Bureau of Wisconsin on how you can help elderly relatives spot and be ready for scams.
Wisconsin AM News Summary

2 weeks ago | wrn.com | Raymond Neupert

DNA analysis could help identify Wausau’s Unknown Soldier (WAUSAU)Officials in Wausau hope DNA science can identify the city’s unknown soldier. The man died by suicide in 1930 – leaving behind no identifying information, just a note saying he was a World War One veteran.
Wisconsin PM News Summary

2 weeks ago | wrn.com | Raymond Neupert

Police ID woman found drowned in Bay of Green Bay (MENOMINEE)A woman whose body was found in the Bay of Green Bay last week has been identified. Police in Menominee say the victim is 42-year-old Lisa Pipp of Greendale. She went missing in January after walking away from a vehicle on the ice on Green Bay after an argument. Her body was found near Little Strawberry Island near Peninsula State Park.
Wisconsin AM News Summary

1 month ago | wrn.com | Raymond Neupert

Judge Dugan moves for dismissal of charges in ICE obstruction case (MILWAUKEE)Attorneys for the Milwaukee County judge charged with interfering with immigration agents say she is immune from prosecution. Attorney Dean Strang argues in a brief filed Thursday that Judge Hannah Dugan is protected by 400 years of legal precedent, and that a judge has absolute authority in her own courtroom.
Wisconsin AM News Summary

1 month ago | wrn.com | Raymond Neupert

Bill requiring K-12 child sexual abuse prevention programming advances (MADISON)At the Capitol, legislation requiring child sexual abuse prevention programming in Wisconsin K-12 schools advances. The bill was approved Wednesday by the Assembly Committee on Children and Families, where Appleton Democrat Lee Snodgrass noted it would not apply to private schools. She said it should include all children in the state of Wisconsin.