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NEW BERLIN, Wis. 鈥?There is a limited number of weather reporting stations in Wisconsin, leaving some areas like New Berlin in data gaps. A new weather station network run by University of Wisconsin-Madison is hoping to change that. It is called WiscoNet and New Berlin just got one of the newest weather stations. TMJ4 Chris Vagasky,
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As a child protective services worker questioned them in their babys hospital room, Greg and Katie Shebesta of Janesville, Wisconsin, held their nearly 6-month-old upright, allowing the excess fluid to drip through tubes a brain surgeon had inserted beneath his skull. He was trying to understand if I was a person who would hurt my child, Katie S
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