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Drivers looking to get around Milwaukee ran into some delays after a pair of shootings on the interstate over the weekend. Milwaukee County’s sheriff closed parts of I-43 and I-94. A man was injured in the shooting on I-94 late Saturday night. There were no injuries in yesterday’s shooting on I-43. The sheriff’s office says they are looking for suspects in both cases.

Wisconsin could have fewer than 700 people in the hospital with the coronavirus. The state’s Hospital Association on Friday said just 729 people are hospitalized with the virus. That includes 149 in the ICU. The newest hospitalization report is due out later today. Wisconsin has seen its coronavirus hospitalization numbers drop rapidly from a peak of over 22 hundred people hospitalized just last month.

The top Republican in the Wisconsin Senate says there are questions about Joe Biden’s win in the 2020 election. Senate Majority Leader Devin LeMahieu told Capital City Sunday that Biden won the state because he had more ballots cast than former President Trump. But LeMahieu said there are concerns about voter fraud and whether Biden’s win is legitimate. The State Senate is scheduled to vote this week on a slew of election reforms all inspired by the November 2020 presidential election.

A rollover crash injures one. It was on 2/19/22 a bit after 4 in the afternoon when the Wisconsin State Patrol, Hudson Police Department, and the St. Croix County Sheriffs Department responded to a one-vehicle rollover crash with injuries on I-94 westbound at milepost one. The initial investigation indicates the semi-tractor trailer was traveling westbound when it left the roadway and traveled down an embankment and came to rest. The driver was extricated and taken to the hospital with minor

A University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire student faces charges in a case of thousands of dollars in damages from vandalism on campus.  You may have seen this story flipping through the paper. The Leader-Telegram reported yesterday that 21-year old Zachary Cunningham was charged Thursday with criminal property damage and burglary after he allegedly trashed a dorm building’s basement in early February.  Doors, furnishings, wiring in the ceiling and electronic equipment were pulled from their fixtures in what Cunningham told police was

Hundreds in Madison participate in the Polar Plunge to raise money for the Special Olympics.  The event yesterday at Lake Monona saw more than six-hundred-hardy bathing suit clad people jump into the freezing waters for a charitable cause.  The goal is to raise two-hundred-50-thousand dollars to support Special Olympics athletes across the state.  Looking to make the plunge? There’s still time to take part in one of four more upcoming dates for the chilly fund raising activity in Green Bay,

Hello. Welcome to your weekend! If your week has felt long and stressful, this is a simple way to start the day on a lighter note. Each Saturday morning we take a little “scroll down memory lane.” It’s an easy way to look back at some events from the pages of history before you head forward into a new day. So, grab your favorite morning sippin’ drink, and let’s scroll! Today is Saturday, February 19th, the 50th day of the

A suspect is convicted of federal sex trafficking charges.  The Department of Justice’s Civil Rights Division made the announcement after Corey Hereford’s four day trial concluded Thursday.  The 50-year old Beloit man was convicted of several charges including sex trafficking, sex trafficking of a minor and more.  Assistant Attorney General Kristen Clarke says Hereford targeted and exploited young women, one of whom was underage who were addicted to heroin for his sex trafficking enterprise.  Hereford’s sentencing date is May 12th.

Wisconsin’s 2020 election fraud lead investigator calls on the courts to enforce his subpoenas.  Yesterday, former Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Michael Gableman filed his petition in Waukesha County calling on the courts to enforce the subpoenas he issued for documents and testimony from several officials including Madison Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway and Elections Commission chair Ann Jacobs.  Gableman’s petition also says whoever doesn’t comply with the subpoenas should be “incarcerated until such time as they comply.”

On February 17th, 2022, at approximately 10:35 pm, a Lake Hallie Police Officer stopped a vehicle for failing to stop at a stop sign and suspended registration in the parking lot of the Badger Motel, 2997 S. Prairie View Rd, Lake Hallie. The driver of the vehicle, 33 year old Ruth Wallace, from Boyceville, was the registered owner ofthe vehicle and was on active probation. Wallace granted consent to search her vehicle whichresulted in the seizure of suspected methamphetamine concealed