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Highway 172 murder suspect pleads no contest; sentencing set for Jan. 5 (opens the original)
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GREEN BAY (WLUK) – Ji-Gwe-Mko Layton was convicted Tuesday on a reduced charge for killing a driver while traveling on State Highway 172 because he was afraid the driver was going to rob his home. Layton, 19, pleaded no contest to second-degree intentional homicide with use of a dangerous weapon. With the reduction of the charge from first-degree intentional homicide, Layton is now facing a maximum of 65 years in prison instead of a mandatory life prison term. The victim of the Aug. 15, 2025, sh
Appeals court upholds Green Bay attempted homicide conviction (opens the original)
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GREEN BAY (WLUK) – Shaquille Hamilton’s conviction for a 2019 shooting on the east side was upheld Tuesday by the state Court of Appeals. Hamilton, who was 16 at the time of the shooting and is now 23, was convicted of attempted first-degree intentional homicide for shooting Davon Smith. He was sentenced to 10 years in prison. After the conviction, the trial court judge denied a motion for a new trial based on witnesses changing their story about what happened. Hamilton appealed, but in today’s
Trial date set for driver caught on camera jumping another vehicle (opens the original)
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FOND DU LAC (WLUK) -- A Jan. 25 trial date was scheduled Monday for Dewayne Stokes, who was charged after a wild crash at an Interstate 41 off-ramp, where his car jumped over another. Stokes, 44, faces seven counts, including eluding police and recklessly endangering safety for the May 9 incident. If a plea deal is reached, that may be finalized at a Jan. 14 hearing. Authorities say they pulled Stokes over for going 87 mph in a 70 mph zone of I-41. As a deputy and another trooper arrived on scen
Green Bay selects contractor for removal of Porlier Pier (opens the original)
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GREEN BAY (WLUK) -- Porlier Pier along the Fox River, just south of downtown, will be removed, as the city approved a contract for its demolition. The pier is at the base of Porlier Street, where it turns into Adams Street. It is adjacent to the Fox River Trail, on the east bank of the river. Most of the original railroad bridge, built in about 1900, was removed, and the current pedestrian pier was installed in 2005. However, it was closed in 2022 after an engineering report deemed it unsafe. Th
Judge lowers cash bond for Taycheedah man accused of stealing three human skulls (opens the original)
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FOND DU LAC (WLUK) – Benjamin Larson pleaded not guilty Monday to charges he stole three human skulls. Larson, 47, is facing three counts of concealing stolen property, obstruction and bail jumping. The items were discovered after a search of his Taycheedah home during an investigation into a Dane County stalking case. He returns to court Nov. 5 for a status conference. Several motions were discussed Monday, which may be scheduled at that hearing. Also Monday, the defense requested the court to
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