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The right-to-work bill, signed into law by Gov. Scott Walker March 9, is contested by Wisconsin labor unions in a lawsuit.
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The right-to-work bill, signed into law by Gov. Scott Walker March 9, is contested by Wisconsin labor unions in a lawsuit.
After Gov. Scott Walker enacted Wisconsin's concealed carry law in 2011, many businesses and universities opted to prohibit the practice within their establishments.
The Chi Phi fraternity at UW-Madison has been terminated following reports of hazing.
A woman who knew Anthony Robinson updates the crowd gathered outside the Madison City County building.
Protesters wait outside the Madison City County building.
The grandmother of Tony Robinson called for peaceful protests following the shooting on Friday evening.
Young, Gifted and Black Coalition's Brandi Grayson led the group of protesters in various chants.
A police officer stands in front of the blocked off area where the shooting occurred.
Madison Mayor Paul Soglin attended the protest on Williamson Street Friday evening.
Protesters demanded justice for Tony Robinson.
Protesters listen to a speaker at the Williamson Street protest Friday.
Madison police officers stand in front of the blocked off area where the shooting occurred on the 1100 block of Williamson Street.
A protester holds a sign during the demonstration on Williamson Street Friday.
A protester plays a makeshift drum at the Williamson Street protest.
Madison Mayor Paul Soglin attended the protest on the 1100 block of Williamson street Friday evening.
Madison police officers blocked off the 1100 block of Williamson Street while protesters chanted, sang, and prayed at the edge of the perimeter.
Protesters outside the state Assembly hung signs, chanted and sang throughout the state Assembly's session Thursday afternoon and evening.
Protesters outside the state Assembly hung signs, chanted and sang throughout the state Assembly's session Thursday afternoon and evening.
Right-to-work opponents gathered outside Gov. Scott Walker's office at one point during the state Assembly's debate, chanting intermittently "where is walker."