Over 1,000 March In Milwaukee + Governor Letter + Dog Tied To Hydrant

MILWAUKEE, WI — Miss any stories in Wisconsin this week? Here are the top stories.

Reproductive Rights March Draws Over 1,000 To Milwaukee's Downtown

MILWAUKEE, WI — The march followed the U.S. Supreme Court's projected decision to abolish Roe v. Wade, which protected abortions nationally. Read more.

Roe v. Wade In WI: Gov. Evers Coalition Urges Senate, Congress To Act

WISCONSIN — Reproductive health care policies should be made by patients and providers, not politicians, the Wisconsin governor said in a letter. Read more.

Dog Left Tied To Fire Hydrant In Wisconsin With Note From Owners

GREEN BAY, WI — The dog was left with a backpack full of toys and treats, and a note from her owners that said they could no longer care for her. Read more.

Lily Peters Case: Teen Planned to Rape And Kill Girl, Complaint Says

CHIPPEWA FALLS, WI — The teen accused of killing the 10-year-old girl moved her body and covered her with leaves in Chippewa Falls, the criminal complaint said. Read more.

Milwaukee Police Can Now Tow Reckless Drivers' Cars

MILWAUKEE, WI — The new policy is meant to be an expensive deterrent to people caught driving recklessly more than once, police said. Read more.

From Milwaukee To Poland: Friends Plan Trip To Supply Ukraine

MILWAUKEE, WI — Three friends say they are planning to fly to Austria on May 12 to deliver humanitarian supplies to Ukraine amid Russia's invasion. Read more.

Severe Hepatitis In Children: What Wisconsin Parents Need To Know

WISCONSIN — A mysterious outbreak of hepatitis, which inflames the liver, has affected children in 10 states, including Wisconsin. Read more.

Worth A Read:

• SCOTUS Could Reject Roe V. Wade, But WI Democrats 'Won't Back Down'
  
• Waukesha Readers Share Their Mother-Child Lookalike Photos
  
• 2 Accused Of Concealing Body Of Dead Sex Offender