WHITEHALL, Wis. – A judge ordered a rural Galesville woman to shut down the daycare center she operated out of her house. A child had been burned in April, apparently scalded, while in the care of Maegan Elizabeth Valley, 33. Her facility was unlicensed. Valley has been allowed by Trempealeau County Judge Rian Radtke to keep her biological children in the house. Meanwhile, she was freed on $2,500 bail. Valley faces these charges:

> Child neglect: 15 years and $50,000 fine possible.

> Harmful negligence: 12-1/2 years and  $25,000 fine possible.

Earlier: Toddler badly burned at off-the-books daycare