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  Wisconsin's northern musky season begin

  Wisconsin's northern zone musky season is set to open.

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  May 31 deadline to join no call list

  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.

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  Saturday morning state headlines

  The latest in sports, business, and entertainment.

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  CrimeTracker 15: Local pizza delivery driver robbed at gunpoint

  A local pizza delivery driver responded to the 1500 block of Wayridge Dr to make a delivery and was robbed at gunpoint.

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  2 arrested for tossing water balloons at cars

  Two 18-year-olds have been arrested for tossing water balloons from a car, causing damage to at least three other vehicles.

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  Scams targeting military and their families

  It's a time to remember, to reflect, and to recognize those who fought for our freedom. But, Memorial Day is also a time when scammers target those who serve.

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  UPDATE: Man found guilty of 2006 slaying at Burger King

  UPDATE: A suburban Chicago man has been found guilty of first-degree murder in the 2006 strangulation death of a Lindenhurst restaurant manager.

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  NYC lawsuit alleging Favre sent racy texts settled

  UPDATE: A New York City lawyer for two massage therapists who sued retired NFL quarterback Brett Favre over claims he sent racy text messages says the case has been settled.

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  Wis. lawyer wants car dealers to oppose bill

  Wisconsin's Lemon Law King is trying to rally dealers against a Republican bill that would relax car buyer protection statutes.

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  UPDATE: Wis. gov shrugs off rent-to-own defeat

  UPDATE: Republican Gov. Scott Walker is shrugging off state lawmakers' decision to nix his plan to exempt rent-to-own businesses from Wisconsin's consumer protection act.

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  Wis. gov didn't know of ex-aide's drunken driving

  Gov. Scott Walker says he wasn't aware of his former campaign spokeswoman's drunken driving citations.

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  Wis. gov expects compromise on voucher school plan

  Republican Gov. Scott Walker says he expects GOP leaders will reach some sort of compromise on a contentious section of his budget that would expand private school vouchers next week.

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  UPDATE: A Madison man is dead after being hit by a tow truck

  A Madison bicyclist is dead after being hit by a tow truck.

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  UPDATE: Adams Co. man sentenced to life in mother's death

  UPDATE: An Adams County man convicted of killing his mother, hiding her body and using her checks and credit cards has been sentenced to life in prison.

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  Milwaukee teacher accused in student sex assault

  Milwaukee police say a female high school teacher is in custody for allegedly sexually assaulting a 14-year-old boy.

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  Wis. farmers, firefighters partner on hazards maps

  The National Farm Medicine Center is working with farmers and firefighters in Wisconsin to create digital maps of hazards on farms.

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  CrimeTracker 15 : Woman kicks Sergeant in face

  A Disturbance Results in Additional Charges for 19-year old.

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  Madison Police recount latest interaction with 'Thong Cape Scooter Man'

  Many drivers and others in Madison have seen the individual known as the 'Thong Cape Scooter Man.' Police recently described some interaction with him after he was seen driving near a school.

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  UPDATE: Missing Madison woman located

  UPDATE: According to Madison Police, Everlee Triplett has been located and safely returned home. She had been missing this week.

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  Two Grant County officers nominated for Lifesaving Award

  A Grant Co. deputy and Fennimore police officer have been nominated for a Lifesaving Award.

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  UPDATE: Still time to drop OK donations off at Brat Fest

  UPDATE: Volunteers with the Boys & Girls Club of Dane County will soon visit Oklahoma City to help with relief efforts. Donations can be dropped off at Brat Fest Friday and Saturday.

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  Homeless tornado dogs ready for adoption

  Twenty-five four-legged companions left homeless by the devastating tornado in Moore, Okla., have arrived at a Green Bay animal shelter and are ready for adoption.

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  UW-Madison seeks exemption from open-records law

  The University of Wisconsin-Madison wants an exemption from the state's open-records law that would allow it to keep research information private until it's published or patented.

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  Wheelchair lift out of Wis. promises more access

  An elementary school principal has inspired the University of Wisconsin-Madison to create a new wheelchair lift that could help make more places wheelchair accessible.

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  UPDATE: Washington state bridge collapse caused by truck hitting span

  UPDATE: The Washington State Patrol chief says the Interstate 5 bridge collapse into the Skagit River at Mount Vernon was caused by an oversize truck.