Thomas Schumacher

6 days ago | wsau.com | Thomas Schumacher

MADISON, WI (WSAU) – The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled in favor of the Evers Administration on Friday morning, allowing schools to increase student spending every year for the next four hundred years. In a 4-3 decision, the court dismissed a challenge to Evers’ veto, holding that governors in Wisconsin are permitted to strike digits to create new numbers under the Wisconsin Constitution.

1 week ago | 939thegame.com | Thomas Schumacher |Frank McGurty |Brendan O’Brien

(Reuters) – Multiple people were hospitalized on Thursday after reports of an active shooter at Florida State University, according to media reports. The gunfire was reported at midday at the Student Union building on the FSU campus in the state capital of Tallahassee. Students and faculty were advised to shelter in place as police responded to the reports. More than 42,000 students attend classes at the main campus.

1 week ago | wsau.com | Thomas Schumacher

GREEN BAY, WI (WSAU) – Packers fans attending the 2025 NFL Draft next week won’t just be seeing who the newest members of the franchise will be, but some former star players as well. According to the Athletics’ Matt Schneidman, former wide receiver Jordy Nelson, pass rusher Clay Matthews, wide receiver James Jones, kicker Mason Crosby, running back Ahman Green, offensive lineman Jerry Kramer, and former linebacker Dave Robinson will be in attendance to announce the team’s 2025 draft selections.

1 week ago | wsau.com | Thomas Schumacher |Frank McGurty |Brendan O’Brien

(Reuters) – Multiple people were hospitalized on Thursday after reports of an active shooter at Florida State University, according to media reports. The gunfire was reported at midday at the Student Union building on the FSU campus in the state capital of Tallahassee. Students and faculty were advised to shelter in place as police responded to the reports. More than 42,000 students attend classes at the main campus.

1 week ago | wsau.com | Thomas Schumacher

MILWAUKEE, WI (WSAU) – The Milwaukee Bucks may be close to getting back one of their star players for their upcoming playoff series against the Indiana Pacers. According to ESPN’s Shams Charania, the team’s medical staff is no longer recommending point guard Damian Lillard continue taking blood-thinning medication after being diagnosed with a blood clot in his right thigh earlier this month, and he has been cleared to return to full-contact workouts and practices.