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Wisconsin News

First responders urging people to avoid Milwaukee River due to unsafe conditions
Two kayakers were rescued from the river over the weekend.

Milwaukee County Zoo rolls out new parking system
The zoo said starting on April 21, it will move to license plate-based entry for all of its parking lots.

Everyday Heroes: Wrightstown Clothing Closet provides access to free clothing
Village Administrator Travis Coenen said, “It’s not your average thrift shop.”

Plenty of sun on Tuesday
Seeing sunshine Tuesday with highs for most in the 70s.

Wisconsin will host spring Drug Take Back Day on April 25
Here's where you can safely dispose of your unwanted and unused medications.

Here are all of the tornadoes that have touched down in Wisconsin this year so far
April 17 accounts for the most tornadoes in a day in the state so far this year.

'They're hurting and they're tired': High waters persist in Wolf River communities
Officials said the Wolf River crested Sunday at just over 15 feet in New London.

‘I think things are possible’: Gov. Tony Evers optimistic amid ongoing tax relief negotiations
For months, Gov. Evers and Republican leaders have been at odds over how to spend the state’s nearly $2.5 billion surplus.

Neighbors step up as floodwaters rise along the Rock River
Rock County’s Emergency Management Department is closely monitoring river levels.

Recently-sued Highgrove Holdings president defends himself, business
The lawsuit, filed by the Milwaukee City Attorney on March 26, is asking a judge to declare Highgrove properties a public nuisance.

World News

Henry Zeffman: Robbins's revelations are a dangerous moment for Starmer
Drawing a line under Lord Mandelson's appointment is proving impossible for the prime minister.

Boy, 17, pleads guilty to synagogue arson attack
Accelerant was thrown through the window of Kenton United Synagogue on Saturday night.

Smoking ban for people born after 2008 in the UK agreed
The "landmark" legislation aims to stop anyone born after 1 January 2009 from taking up smoking to create a smoke-free generation.

Mass trial for 486 alleged MS-13 gang leaders begins in El Salvador
The group are collectively accused of committing more than 47,000 crimes, including murder.

Israeli soldiers punished over vandalism of Jesus statue in Lebanon
Two soldiers will be removed from combat duty and receive 30 days of military detention, Israel's military says.

No 10 considered giving Starmer aide diplomat job, sacked official says
Sir Olly Robbins says he felt "uncomfortable" after No 10 discussed finding a role for Lord Doyle.

Man admits religiously aggravated rape of Sikh woman
John Ashby, 32, initially denies the attack but changes his plea one day after the trial begins.

Rogue sperm donor who says he's fathered 180 children won't be on child's birth certificate
The child's mother and her partner say they never wanted Robert Albon to play any part in the child's life.

Trapped nerve and wee stops - running the Boston Marathon 22 weeks pregnant
British athlete Calli Hauger-Thackery says running the Boston Marathon 22 weeks into her pregnancy was the toughest achievement in her career.

After the departure of Tim Cook, how will Apple change under 'product guy' John Ternus?
How Ternus responds to challenges facing Apple will go a long way to deciding the tech giant's future, writes Zoe Kleinman.

'Why is the NHS funding students if it can't give them jobs?' Anger over recruitment freeze
Dozens of midwifery, physiotherapy and nursing students contact BBC over fears they won't get jobs.

Youngest transfusion patient 'now chirpy little boy' after treatment in the womb
A rare blood transfusion while in the womb saved a baby's life when his mum was 16 weeks pregnant.

Key evidence from sacked official at heart of Mandelson vetting row
Sir Olly Robbins has defended his actions amid a row over the vetting of the former US ambassador.

Popemobile child clinic yet to reach Gaza one year after Francis's death
One of the late pope's last wishes was for his vehicle to be used for children in Gaza, but a charity is still waiting for an entry permit.

If Plaid win in Wales, that won't mean independence - at least not yet
In the Senedd campaign, are weighing up whether the issue of Welsh independence is a vote winner or loser.

Today In History

Today in History for 21st April 2026

Historical Events

1789 - John Adams sworn in as 1st US Vice President (9 days before Washington)
1862 - Congress establishes US Mint in Denver, Colorodo
1960 - Founding of the Orthodox Bahá'í Faith in Washington, DC
1983 - £1 coin is introduced in the United Kingdom
1995 - FBI arrests Timothy McVeigh in the Oklahoma City bombing case; he is indicted on 160 state offenses and 11 federal offenses, including use of a weapon of mass destruction

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Famous Birthdays

1911 - Leonard Warren [Warenoff], American baritone (Metropolitan Opera, 1939-60) who died on stage, born in The Bronx, New York City (d. 1960)
1924 - Ira Louvin [Loudermilk], American country singer and mandolin player (Louvin Brothers - "The Only Way Out (Is to Walk Over Me)"), born in Section, Alabama (d. 1965)
1942 - Brendan Malone, American basketball coach (RI Uni; Toronto Raptors, Cleveland Cavaliers), born in New York City (d. 2023)
1945 - Diana Darvey [Rollof], British actress, singer and dancer (The Benny Hill Show), born in Cheadle, Cheshire, England (d. 2000)
1958 - Michael Zarnock, American author and Hot Wheels historian, born in Utica, New York

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Famous Deaths

1073 - Alexander II [Anselmo da Baggio], Pope (1061-73), dies
1718 - Philippe de La Hire, French mathematician and astronomer, known for his work on conic sections, dies at 78
1899 - Heinrich Kiepert, German cartographer and geographer (1st modern maps of classical world and Ottoman Empire), dies at 80
1975 - Jack Westrup, English composer, dies at 70
2008 - Al Wilson, American soul singer ("Show and Tell"; "The Snake"), dies of kidney failure at 68

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