Wisconsin

Julia Jackson said the violence and destruction taking place in Kenosha, Wisconsin after police shot her son is not what her family wants.

The 29-year-old is reported to be paralyzed from the waist down following the police shooting which has sparked mass protests and riots.

Videos posted to social media show heated protests against police brutality and racial injustice sparked by the shooting of Jacob Blake continued for a third night in Kenosha, Wisconsin on Tuesday.

Attorney Patrick Salvi said that the civil lawsuit against the Kenosha Police Department would "hold the wrongdoers accountable" in the Sunday shooting of Jacob Blake.

"What we have seen play out over the last two nights and many nights this year is the pain, anguish, and exhaustion of being Black in our state and country," Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers said.

Three Wisconsin residents, on Tuesday, filed a lawsuit against Governor Tony Evers' recent emergency health order mandating masks statewide, suggesting that the order violates the "rule of law" in the state.

Several new videos show armed Kenosha, Wisconsin residents, protecting local businesses from rioters, amid mass protests following the police shooting of Jacob Blake.

A video livestreamed by an activist on the protest march showed shots being fired outside a home in Cambria County, Pennsylvania.

"What you guys don't understand is that people have their lives in these businesses," the self-described local business owner told protesters in the Wisconsin city.

Kenosha, Wisconsin, officers fired at least seven shots at Blake, 29, while his back was turned.

Blake, a 29-year-old Black man, remains in hospital after being shot in the back by police in Kenosha, Wisconsin on Sunday.

There has been a second night of protests and clashes with police following the shooting of 29-year-old Black man Jacob Blake.

The city in Wisconsin has become the latest flashpoint for unrest after a video circulated online showing Kenosha Police shooting Blake, a Black man, in the back.

"We will not excuse the actions of the Kenosha Police department," read a tweet from Jacob Blake's cousin, "but his mother asks everyone to please remain peaceful."

The petition called for the officers to be charged with attempted murder.

Demonstrations across Wisconsin followed the police shooting of Jacob Blake, an unarmed Black man, by Kenosha police.

Blake, 29, is in hospital in a serious condition after being shot in the back by police in Kenosha, Wisconsin.

The Wisconsin Democrats state party chairman said the incident was a "sickening, infuriating tragedy" and a symptom of white supremacy.

A debate around the sharing of such videos has been reignited following the shooting of Jacob Blake.

Prominent civil rights attorney Ben Crump said Blake's children "will be traumatized forever" after watching police shoot their father.

Officers were filmed firing several times into the victim's back as he attempted to get into an SUV.

A video shows one police officer is shown grabbing the back of the man's shirt and pulling him back from entering the car. Then, seven loud pops can be heard.

The shop caught the attention of local health officials after a sign declaring the store a "mask-free zone" went viral.

Kanye West's name will not appear on the presidential ballot in Ohio, Wisconsin, Montana, Illinois and New Jersey, after failing to qualify in four states and withdrawing from the last.

The protests included family members of people killed by police and demonstrators for a living wage.

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Martell threatened to kill the first officer, calling him a "racist" as other officers took him into custody.

A photo picturing dozens of USPS mailboxes corralled in a Wisconsin yard elevated suspicions about voter suppression late last week.

A parent of two children enrolled in Wisconsin's Elmbrook School District likened the COVID-19 mitigation measures to "satanic worship" earlier this week.

"Mr. Morales has failed the men and women of the Milwaukee Police Department, the people of the city of Milwaukee and he has misled me," said Milwaukee Police Commissioner Raymond Robakowski.