El cantante Luke Combs ha hecho historia en el Lambeau Field al establecer un nuevo récord de asistencia para un concierto en el recinto.
Durante su presentación del sábado, Combs logró reunir a 51,981 fanáticos. Este éxito formó parte de un fin de semana memorable, donde sus dos conciertos atrajeron a un total de más de 92,000 personas a Green Bay.
Federal investigators are seeking interviews with Milwaukee city employees who helped administer the 2020 election, according to three sources …
En un reciente caso de incumplimiento de fianza en el condado de Calumet, las autoridades han señalado el uso de Snapchat como plataforma clave en las comunicaciones que presuntamente mantuvo Noah Czarneski con una menor de 16 años. Según los fiscales, esta interacción digital es la misma que originó los cargos por violación de libertad condicional en el condado de Brown, lo que subraya cómo las aplicaciones de mensajería efímera pueden dejar rastros en investigaciones judiciales.
El caso pone de manifiesto los desafíos que enfrentan las plataformas tecnológicas al equilibrar la privacidad de los usuarios con la cooperación en procesos legales. Aunque Snapchat se promociona por su función de mensajes que «desaparecen», los metadatos y registros de actividad pueden ser recuperados por las autoridades con las herramientas adecuadas, especialmente en casos que involucran a menores de edad.
Expertos en ciberseguridad señalan que, aunque las aplicaciones de mensajería instantánea con cifrado de extremo a extremo ofrecen mayor protección, ninguna plataforma es completamente inmune a la recolección de evidencia digital. En este contexto, el caso de Czarneski sirve como ejemplo de cómo las interacciones en redes sociales pueden convertirse en pruebas clave en procesos judiciales.
Hasta el momento, ni Snap Inc. Ni las autoridades han revelado detalles técnicos sobre cómo se obtuvo la información de la cuenta involucrada. Sin embargo, el caso reaviva el debate sobre la responsabilidad de las empresas tecnológicas en la protección de menores y su colaboración con las fuerzas del orden.
Mientras el proceso legal avanza, este caso refuerza la importancia de que los usuarios —especialmente los jóvenes— comprendan los riesgos asociados al uso de plataformas digitales, incluso aquellas que prometen privacidad absoluta. Las autoridades continúan investigando si existieron otros medios de comunicación involucrados en el caso.
In una semana marcada por el clima, Waukesha West y Pewaukee fueron parte de los programas de fútbol femenino del top-10 del área que lograron jugar sus partidos.
The National Weather Service confirmed five tornadoes touched down in southeast Wisconsin on Friday night, April 17.
MILWAUKEE – A powerful late-season winter storm will slowly loosen its grip on southern Wisconsin by later Monday afternoon, but the impacts will linger well into Tuesday morning. The storm will gradually wind down through the afternoon but cold air and blowing snow continue to create hazardous conditions.
A Blizzard Warning, which had been in effect across much of southern Wisconsin, has now been canceled. It has been replaced by a winter weather advisory until 9 p.m. Monday. Dangerous conditions are expected to gradually ease.
The system delivered bands of moderate to heavy snow with snowfall rates approaching an inch per hour in some areas. At the same time, powerful northerly wind gusts in excess of 50 mph at times produced near-whiteout conditions and sharply reduced visibility across much of southern Wisconsin. Road conditions will gradually improve, but they will freeze over again Monday night as cold air arrives.
What we know:
Even after the heaviest snow tapers off, conditions will not improve immediately.
Gusty winds will continue to blow and drift snow across roads, fields and open areas. That means possible slick travel could persist through Tuesday morning.
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Motorists should still expect snow-covered roads, especially on rural highways and bridges. Drifting snow may also redevelop in open areas where strong winds persist.
What’s next:
As the storm pulls away Monday evening, the wind will slowly diminish, but much colder air will settle into the region overnight.
Temperatures will fall to near zero inland and into the single digits closer to Lake Michigan. Even with lighter winds, wind chills are expected to drop into the negative teens by Tuesday morning.
The cold will lock in any snowpack created by Monday’s storm, keeping roads icy into early Tuesday. With temperatures near zero, road salt becomes less effective and area roads could become icy again, particularly bridges and overpasses that cool faster than surface roads.
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The quiet stretch early Tuesday will be short-lived as a fast-moving disturbance is moves through the Midwest Tuesday night into early Wednesday. Forecast models indicate light snow developing across southern Wisconsin.
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Most areas could see around a half inch to just over an inch of accumulation by Wednesday morning. While not a major storm, the timing could create slick roads for the early commute. Patchy freezing drizzle may develop as the snow winds down Wednesday morning if ice crystals diminish in the atmosphere.
Big picture view:
After midweek, the overall pattern looks quieter with a gradual warming trend. West-northwest winds in the upper atmosphere should keep major storm systems away from the region through the end of the week. Temperatures will slowly climb closer to seasonal levels.
By the weekend, milder air could begin melting the fresh snowpack across southern Wisconsin, offering a reminder that spring is slowly trying to return but also raising concerns about flooded basements again for some in the area.
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MILWAUKEE – Family members say a fender bender led to the fatal shooting of 47-year-old Sharita Barber in Milwaukee’s Deer District on Saturday night, Feb. 28.
What we know:
The shooting happened just after 11:30 p.m. near Vel R. Phillips and State. The Milwaukee County Medical Examiner’s Office identified Barber as the victim.
Less than an hour before, she posted a Facebook Live video from the BossMan Dlow concert at the newly-opened Landmark Credit Union Live venue.
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Investigators say Barber was shot multiple times after being involved in an altercation following a car accident. The Milwaukee Police Department has not released a motive or identified a suspect.
What they’re saying:
Germika, Barber’s younger sister, said the loss has been devastating for her family.
«My literal one call that’s all,» she said. «Just trying to come to grips with it. Just realizing that my sister is no longer going to be the matriarch, the glue.»
Video circulating online appears to show Barber involved in an altercation after the crash.
«My sister loved nice things, so once we saw a red jag truck, we already knew […] that she was gone,» Germika said.
She said her family is still searching for answers as police continue their investigation.
«I know what happened to my sister, all I do not know is who,» she said. «This is not the first person to be killed over a fender bender, it’s not gonna be the last person to be killed over a fender bender. This is Milwaukee, Wisconsin – you can have no shock here.»
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Germika described her sister as a proud mother of two, a social worker who cared deeply for her community and a devoted big sister and aunt.
«She was caring for him so he could finish his senior year of high school, so that he didn’t have to move to a new city,» she said. «My sister was everything to me.»
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MPD has not released additional details about what led to the shooting and have not announced any arrests. FOX6 has reached out to MPD for an update but has not yet heard back.
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MILWAUKEE – The U.S. and Israel conducted military strikes across Iran, prompting protests in downtown Milwaukee and reaction both locally around the world on Saturday.
What they’re saying:
The Party for Socialism and Liberation organized a protest, and dozens of people took to Cathedral Square with strong messages calling for peace in Iran.
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«We are against illegal imperialist wars that our current government is doing. The people of Iran – the people of the world – have a right to have the country as they were, and they have a right to live in peace and not fear,» said the party’s Joshua Taylol. «The United States has no right to attack other countries unprovoked.»
Protesters at Cathedral Square respond to U.S. strikes in Iran.
«We understand the situation in Iran was reaching a boiling point, that sporadic Donald Trump administration was probably going to do something erratic, like bomb Iran preemptively at the behest of Israel,» said demonstrator Joseph Hamilton. «It wasn’t surprising, but it was still distressing.»
The Milwaukee Anti-War Committee organized what it called an emergency protest at Zeidler Union Square. Protesters said the strikes were unnecessary, and they don’t want to see war or innocent people killed.
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«We believe in Iranian sovereignty for themselves, that they get to be the ones to decide their own destinies,» said Sara Onitsuka, the committee’s chair. «The U.S. should not be going in.»
«Extreme sadness. It just – I can’t imagine how those families feel, and that we are part of this,» said Jessica Foster. «War is never the answer, it never should be the answer, but especially a war that is based on nothing. There’s been no reason given for this war. There’s no reason for us to be there.»
Protesters at Zeidler Union Square respond to U.S. strikes in Iran.
The other side:
The action came after weeks of warning from the U.S. about Iran’s nuclear weapons program and clashes between protesters and the country’s government.
President Donald Trump had threatened action if Tehran did not negotiate a deal to constrain its nuclear program. Meanwhile, he ordered the largest military buildup in the Middle East in decades. Both sides signaled they were prepared for war if the talks on Tehran’s nuclear program failed.
Trump said in a video posted on his Truth social media account that the U.S. had begun «major combat operations in Iran.» He claimed Iran has continued to develop its nuclear weapons program and plans to develop missiles to reach the U.S. and appealed to the Iranian people to «take over your government — it will be yours to take.»
Iran insists its nuclear program is peaceful, the U.S. and others suspect it is aimed at eventually developing weapons. Iran says it hasn’t been enriching uranium since U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iranian nuclear sites in June.
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Emplify Health planea abrir una nueva clínica de fisioterapia dentro del YMCA West Side en otoño, como parte de la importante expansión de la YMCA.
Todos los fisioterapeutas se trasladarán al Howard Y, ubicado en el 601 Cardinal Lane, desde la clínica de Emplify Health en Howard, ubicada en 2714 Riverview Drive. Este traslado permitirá duplicar el equipo de fisioterapia de Emplify, pasando de cinco a diez fisioterapeutas en Howard, según explicó Charlie DeCleene, fisioterapeuta de Emplify Health by Bellin. El cambio también liberará espacio para más proveedores de atención primaria en la clínica de Riverview Drive.
Bellin cambió su nombre a Emplify Health después de fusionarse con Gundersen Health en 2022.
Este esfuerzo de expansión se produce en un momento en que la población de Howard está creciendo, lo que aumenta la demanda de atención médica. Emplify espera satisfacer la necesidad de más atención primaria en la zona.
Howard es uno de los suburbios de más rápido crecimiento en el área de Green Bay, agregando la mayor cantidad de residentes desde 2020. Según datos del Departamento de Administración de Wisconsin publicados a finales del año pasado, Howard creció en más de 2.100 personas desde el último censo de EE. UU. En 2020. Con el crecimiento de la población y el aumento de la población de edad avanzada en el condado, se espera que aumente la demanda de atención primaria y fisioterapia.
«Sabemos que la gente está ocupada y que la compra integral puede ahorrar tiempo y aumentar las posibilidades de que los pacientes sigan un programa de ejercicios y fisioterapia», dijo DeCleene.
El West Side YMCA es una de las ubicaciones más concurridas de la zona, con alrededor de 24.000 miembros actualmente. En enero, la Y anunció una campaña de 9,4 millones de dólares para renovar el edificio y agregar un nuevo gimnasio, más canchas de pickleball, una piscina de seis carriles, más áreas de juego y vestuarios renovados.
La construcción de la Y, incluida la nueva clínica de fisioterapia de 3.000 pies cuadrados, comenzará en abril. DeCleene dijo que el objetivo es que Emplify comience a atender pacientes a tiempo completo en la Y en otoño. La integración en este espacio mejorará la atención de fisioterapia al monitorear directamente las rutinas de ejercicio, según DeCleene.
«Tener fisioterapia de Emplify Health by Bellin en el lugar garantizará que ambos creemos un camino fluido desde el tratamiento hasta una vida activa y saludable», dijo Jamie Hanner, presidenta y directora ejecutiva del Greater Green Bay YMCA.
Eventualmente, Emplify dijo que tendrá presencia en las seis ubicaciones del YMCA de Green Bay. El sistema de salud espera ofrecer rehabilitación cardíaca y acondicionamiento físico médico para pacientes con cáncer en otros sitios.
Contact Benita Mathew at bmathew@usatodayco.com.
Los jóvenes de Door County tendrán la oportunidad de demostrar su habilidad en baloncesto a finales de este mes durante el Campeonato de Lanzamientos Libres de los Caballeros de Colón 2026, programado para el sábado 10 de enero en Sturgeon Bay.
La competencia anual se llevará a cabo en el gimnasio St. John Bosco/Corpus Christi y está abierta a niños y niñas de entre 9 y 14 años. La inscripción es gratuita y no se requiere experiencia previa en baloncesto.
Los organizadores destacan que el objetivo del concurso es fomentar el espíritu deportivo, la confianza y la competencia amistosa entre los jóvenes atletas. Los participantes competirán en divisiones separadas por edad y género, garantizando una experiencia justa y agradable para todos.
El registro comenzará a las 9:00 a.m. en el gimnasio, y el inicio oficial de la competencia está previsto para las 9:45 a.m. Se solicita a los padres que presenten un comprobante de edad para cada participante, como una copia del certificado de nacimiento, al momento del registro.
Los ganadores en cada categoría de edad, tanto en la rama masculina como en la femenina, avanzarán al siguiente nivel de competencia en el Campeonato Distrital de los Caballeros de Colón, donde se enfrentarán a los mejores lanzadores de tiros libres de la región. Podrían seguir niveles adicionales de competencia para aquellos que continúen avanzando.
El Campeonato de Lanzamientos Libres de los Caballeros de Colón forma parte del compromiso de la organización con el desarrollo juvenil y la participación comunitaria a través del deporte. Los organizadores locales animan a las familias de todo Door County a asistir, ya sea para participar o para animar a los jóvenes competidores, y a contribuir a que el evento sea una experiencia positiva e inolvidable para todos.