Sex education for children still has long way to go
Despite a recent sexual abuse case that occurred at state elementary school SD O2 Cipayung in East Jakarta, some parents who have children at the school are still clueless about how to educate their...
View ArticlePolice bust four men for sexually assaulting juveniles
Amid a rise in cases of child rape and assault, the Jakarta Police announced on Sunday that they had arrested four men for allegedly committing different sexual assaults against juveniles in the city....
View ArticleGreater Jakarta: Suspect admits molesting further student
A teacher at a state-run elementary school in West Jakarta, who was named a suspect for sexual abuse, has told police that he attacked another student,...
View ArticleGener8tor and Wisconsin Investment Partners named most active Midwest investors
By of the Journal Sentinel Two state-based groups — and — were named the in 2015 by Pitchbook Data Inc., a Seattle company that compiles data for the venture capital and private equity industries. In...
View ArticlePolitiFact: An In Context look at Sean Duffy's remarks about blacks and abortion
By of the Journal Sentinel The Congressional Black Caucus is considering taking action against U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy (R-Wausau) because of remarks he made on the House floor about the prevalence of...
View ArticleNew Berlin Letterhead Press taps large solar project to cut power bill
By of the Journal Sentinel New Berlin Letterhead Press Inc. is turning to the sun to help it manage a rising energy bill. The commercial printing and finishing company at 16800 W. Ryerson Rd. is...
View ArticleRock River ice jam causes flooding in Rock County
By Associated Press Janesville— Authorities are monitoring an ice jam in the Rock River that has led to minor flooding. Rock County Sheriff's officials said Thursday they would wait for the ice jam to...
View ArticleArrowhead exploring options for selling Vilter property
By Bob Dohr Town of Merton —Selling part or all of a 40-acre parcel the Arrowhead School District purchased 15 years ago is one idea being considered by the Arrowhead School Board as it continues to...
View ArticleSun Prairie without groundhog after mayor got bit last year
By Associated Press Sun Prairie— Sun Prairie is without a groundhog for this year's Groundhog Day festivities, after the animal used at last year's event bit the former mayor. Images of Jimmy the...
View ArticleWal-Mart to close 269 stores
By Associated Press Wal-Mart is closing 269 stores, more than half of them in the U.S. and another big chunk in its challenging Brazilian market. The stores being shuttered account for a fraction of...
View ArticleFiat Chrysler recalls SUVs for 2nd time to fix wiring
By The Associated Press DETROIT (AP) - Fiat Chrysler is recalling nearly 389,000 Jeep and Dodge SUVs in the U.S. for a second time because an electrical short in the sun visors can cause fires. The...
View ArticleVoices’ Legislative Update – Sine Die Edition
Know where you want to go? Click below to skip ahead. Well, I don't know about you, but there are some things I am going to really miss about the state house, now that the 2017 legislative session is...
View ArticleAhok questioned over Cengkareng land purchase
Man in question: Governor Basuki “Ahok” Tjahaja Purnama (center) walks out of the National Police headquarters in South Jakarta on Thursday. Ahok was questioned as a witness in an alleged graft of a...
View ArticleMan shot, wounded on city's northwest side
By of the Journal Sentinel A 51-year-old Milwaukee man suffered what is believed to be a non-life threatening injury after he was shot during an altercation with two people around 1:30 p.m. Friday on...
View ArticleRon Johnson admits error in calling Nikki Haley an ‘immigrant’
By of the Journal Sentinel U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson said Friday he made an "honest mistake" when he erroneously called South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley an "immigrant" during a radio interview. "I just...
View ArticleTeen pregnancies rates fall as women delay parenthood
By of the Journal Sentinel The average age that American women are giving birth to their first child continues to rise, largely driven, experts say, by a reduction in teen pregnancies. The same is true...
View ArticleTom Barrett has more than $800,000 for re-election bid
By of the Journal Sentinel Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett is heading into his spring re-election fight with more than $800,000 in his campaign war chest. Barrett, who is seeking his fourth term as mayor,...
View ArticleBrewers come to terms with Smith, Segura and Peralta
By of the Journal Sentinel In his first go-round as Milwaukee Brewers general manager, David Stearns will not have to worry about going to an arbitration hearing with any of his players. The Brewers...
View ArticleWalker ends 2015 with $20,000 in state campaign fund
By of the Journal Sentinel Madison — Gov. Scott Walker raised more than $500,000 for his state campaign fund in the second half of last year, but spent almost all of it, a new document shows. The...
View ArticleMilwaukee police investigate shooting of man inside car
By Milwaukee police are investigating the shooting a 26-year-old man in the 5200 block of N. 49th St. about 11:50 a.m. Friday. The Milwaukee man was shot while inside a parked car. The victim was...
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