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Students at La Crosse’s Logan High School will be back in class as usual today after a threat canceled their homecoming dance over the weekend. The school’s principal said the threat was unsubstantiated,’ but he decided to cancel Saturday’s dance just in case. There are no specifics as to just what the threat was. The school is planning for a new homecoming dance, but the specifics are not yet set.

There’s a warning about a warrant scam from the Waukesha County Sheriff’s Office. Deputies say they’ve gotten a few calls from people who’ve gotten calls from scammers who tell them they have a warrant out for their arrest. The scammers then offer to allow people to pay to clear the warrant. The sheriff says that’s not how warrants work, deputies say you should never pay anyone over the phone, and they say if you get one of the calls you

Wisconsin’s coronavirus hospitalizations are back down to nearly 400 people. The state’s Hospital Association on Friday said 402 people are hospitalized with the virus, that includes 68 in the ICU. The 402 is down from last month. Wisconsin saw more than 500 hospitalizations in August. The current numbers are in-line with what the state saw back in the spring. CLICK HERE FOR MORE FROM WI DHS.

It was Aaron Jones and the running game that got the Packers past the Bear. Green Bay beat Chicago 27-10 on Sunday Night Football last night. Jones had 15 carries for 132 yards and a touchdown. He also caught three balls, including another touchdown. The Packers are now 1-1 on the season, and take on Tampa Bay next week. On that note, another Packer season has Wisconsin’s Democratic U.S. Senator pushing to get Packer games on all of the TVs in

An incident regarding a pursuit and a three vehicle crash on Hwy 29 involving Chad J Myszka of Wausau, has been resolved as the suspect is arrested and the 20 year old is in custody. That update came from Sheriff James L Kowalczyk.  The case involved a manhunt underway in central Wisconsin Saturday, September 17th for a suspect considered dangerous.  Law enforcement officials in Chippewa County were searching for 20-year-old Chad Myszka, who reportedly left his parents’ house with a gun Friday

Truckers from around the Midwest are in Wisconsin to raise money for the Special Olympics.  WFRV says over 150 trucks participated Saturday in the 18th annual Wisconsin Special Olympics truck convoy, which travels from Fond du Lac to Oshkosh.  This year’s event raised over 100-thousand dollars for the Wisconsin Special Olympics.

A rock star was in Monroe Saturday to promote his new vodka brand.  Gene Simmons of Kiss was at the Minhas Brewery for the launch of his new “MoneyBag Vodka,” which comes in a glass decanter that’s shaped like a moneybag.  In a statement, Simmons said he always wanted to create “a versatile and approachable drink that encourages everyone to celebrate life and its good time.”  He added, “Thankfully, we found the perfect partner in Minhas Distillery, the country’s second-oldest

Hello. We are glad you are here. We like to start your weekend with a simple “scroll down memory lane.” Maybe your week was long or stressful and this is just a way to take a look back at events that happened on this day in the pages of history before we head out into a new day to record new moments along the way. So, grab your favorite sippin’ drink and let’s scroll! Today is Saturday, September 17th, the

Senator Ron Johnson says he’s “willing to participate” in three debates with Lieutenant Governor Mandela Barnes.  Johnson’s campaign said Friday the two-term Republican is willing to take part in up to three debates with his Democratic challenger in a race that’s rated a toss-up.  The campaign said Johnson has accepted debate invitations from the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association, WTMJ-TV, and WISN-TV.  The Barnes campaign said on Friday it has accepted an invitation for a debate hosted by WTMJ-TV on October 13th. 

 Wisconsin has one of the lowest job resignation rates in the country.  WalletHub says two-point-six percent of Wisconsin workers have left their job in the last month, tied for fifth-lowest in the country.  Wisconsin’s resignation rate over the last year is 16th-lowest.