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Sep 28, 2026

CassieHOST
50:42
So if you know anything about what happened to Suzy Pupar on May 20, 1990, there are several ways to reach investigators.
CassieHOST
50:51
You can call the Villis County Sheriff's Office at 715-479-4441. the Wisconsin Department of Justice at 608-266-1221, or the Locke to Flambeau Tribal Police Department at 715-588-7717.
CassieHOST
51:13
The Villis County Sheriff's Office also accepts anonymous tips through Tip 411, so you do not have to give your name to share information.
CassieHOST
51:22
There is still actively that $25,000 reward being offered for information leading to the arrest.
Kenny GallagherHOST
29:40
Most checks clear quickly.
Kenny GallagherHOST
29:43
The Wisconsin Department of Justice has up to five business days to review a check if the status is unclear or delayed.
Kenny GallagherHOST
29:51
You need a valid state-issued photo ID.
Kenny GallagherHOST
29:54
What?! ! You're kidding me.
Allison BeggsCORRESPONDENT
27:02
The aircraft had actually slipped off a trailer into the median.
Allison BeggsCORRESPONDENT
27:06
The Wisconsin Department of Justice says consumers may qualify for compensation from settlements involving generic drug manufacturers accused of inflating prices.
Allison BeggsCORRESPONDENT
27:16
The settlements total more than $96 million and cover certain generic drugs purchased between 2009 and 2019.
Allison BeggsCORRESPONDENT
27:24
Claims can be filed at aggenericdrugs.com. Wisconsin is now the nation's 10th largest agricultural exporting state after a record first half of 2026.

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64:09
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Allison BeggsCORRESPONDENT
64:16
Your WBEV news continues.
Allison BeggsCORRESPONDENT
64:19
The Wisconsin Department of Justice says consumers may qualify for compensation from settlements involving generic drug manufacturers accused of inflating prices.
Allison BeggsCORRESPONDENT
64:29
The settlements total more than $96 million and cover certain generic drugs purchased between 2009 and 2019.
James WolnerHOST
3:37
Well, this year, something unexpected happened.
James WolnerHOST
3:40
Chris' case has been reopened by a full team of investigators, and just two weeks ago, an FBI agent and an investigator with the Wisconsin Department of Justice traveled to Linda's home and interviewed her over the course of two days.
James WolnerHOST
3:55
After nearly sixty years, Linda finally had an opportunity to sit across from investigators and tell them what she knows.
James WolnerHOST
4:04
But as you will hear, things did not go exactly as Linda had hoped.
Johnny ConnorHOST
1:54
The speeding driver did hit those spike strips and was eventually arrested.
Johnny ConnorHOST
1:58
The Wisconsin Department of Justice, Dunn County Sheriff's Office, and the Wisconsin State Patrol are all investigating.
Johnny ConnorHOST
2:05
And Maria, we're also following a Blaine police officer who was injured.
Maria LisignoliHOST
2:08
Yeah, that's right.
Mrs. ScriptkeeperHOST
38:30
Alcohol and cigarettes.
Mrs. ScriptkeeperHOST
38:32
The Wisconsin Department of Justice now took on the investigation.
Mrs. ScriptkeeperHOST
38:37
Caledonia officers and a Racine County deputy had responded to a man lying face down in the park.
Mrs. ScriptkeeperHOST
38:43
He fired a weapon.
speaker_11UNKNOWN
32:45
[upbeat rock music] Republican gubernatorial nominee Tom Tiffany is recovering after his plane had to make an emergency landing in Lake Wausau on Saturday.
speaker_11UNKNOWN
32:59
The Wisconsin DOJ is pushing for tougher federal robocall protections.
speaker_11UNKNOWN
33:03
An airplane fuselage being hauled on a trailer ended up in the Highway 151 median Friday, causing some minor traffic delays.
speaker_11UNKNOWN
33:11
The Wisconsin DNR is reminding hunters to check deer baiting and feeding restrictions as archery and crossbow season gets underway.
speaker_11UNKNOWN
33:19
The Wisconsin DOJ is joining two federal lawsuits over charges and changes to endangered species regulations.
speaker_11UNKNOWN
33:25
And finally, archeologists are planning more work at Beaver Dam's Swan City Park after discovering a potential pit or fire pit feature during Saturday's excavation.
speaker_11UNKNOWN
33:36
I'm Justin Wilks with your ESPN News.
Josh KaulGUEST
14:34
So first, when there are cases where there's an officer involved in an incident that results in a death, under state law, there needs to be an outside agency that leads that investigation.
Josh KaulGUEST
14:46
Frequently, that is the Division of Criminal Investigation within the Wisconsin Department of Justice, the agency that I I lead, we respond to these incidents in different places around the state when they happen.
Josh KaulGUEST
14:57
Sometimes it's a different law enforcement agency that responds.
Josh KaulGUEST
15:01
And so Milwaukee, for example, there's a Milwaukee area team that responds to these incidents in the Milwaukee area.
Matt KelleySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
24:53
Both had minor injuries.
Matt KelleySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
24:55
The Wisconsin Department of Justice is joining a coalition of states in two lawsuits challenging Trump administration changes to the Endangered Species Act.
Matt KelleySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
25:03
These suits target new federal rules that make it easier to alter or develop habitat that's being used by threatened and endangered wildlife.
Matt KelleySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
25:12
This is Wisconsin Radio Network.
speaker_41CORRESPONDENT
47:58
Americans got some 30 billion scam robocalls and texts last year and lost almost $2 billion to fraud.
speaker_41CORRESPONDENT
48:05
The Wisconsin Department of Justice is pushing for tougher anti-robocall rules.
speaker_41CORRESPONDENT
48:09
Attorney General Josh Call says current safeguards don't do enough to keep scammers off our phone networks.
speaker_41CORRESPONDENT
48:15
A multi-state coalition wants phone companies to better vet providers that route calls, increase monitoring, and strengthen caller ID authentication.

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