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The tally from Milwaukee’s latest violent weekend is two dead, 12 others wounded. Police in the city say 14 people were shot in separate shootings on Saturday and Sunday. Only two people died, but officers say others are fighting for their lives. It’s not known if any of the shootings are connected in any way. Milwaukee Police say they made two arrests connected to the string of shootings.

The folks who run high school sports in Wisconsin are looking to stay out of the courtroom. The WIAA is considering rule changes this week that add penalties for anyone who tries to get a judge or a court to overrule a ruling from WIAA officials. WIAA Executive Director Stephanie Hauser says the trend of going to court to change what happens in a game or a match is a bad one. The move comes after St. Thomas More High School went

Wisconsin’s governor marked Earth Day by creating a new state office dedicated to environmental justice. Governor Evers on Friday issued an executive order that created the Office of Environmental Justice. The governor says the new office will ‘spearhead policies and strategies to enhance climate resilience.’ Republican lawmakers say the governor is ignoring the real issues of inflation and crime in Wisconsin.

Wisconsin is starting the week with about 160 people in the hospital with the coronavirus. The state’s Hospital Association on Friday reported 162 coronavirus hospitalizations, including 33 people in the ICU. The hospital association says 162 people in the hospital is up a bit from the beginning of last week. We’ll get a new update later this afternoon. CLICK HERE FOR MORE FROM WI DHS.

In Wisconsin, opioid treatment patients on Medicaid are getting their room and board cost covered at treatment centers.  The state’s Department of Health Services said on Thursday a federal grant is paying for the program for over a thousand opioid patients on Medicaid around Wisconsin.  More than 50-counties as well as four tribal nations are getting the benefit of the federal grant money for the program. 

Hello. Welcome to your weekend. We’re glad you are here! Each Saturday morning is a time for us to take a few minutes to slow down a bit and “scroll down memory lane.” A simpler way to begin a day and look back at the pages of history before we set out to write new events on this day. So, grab your favorite sippin’ drink and let’s scroll! Today is Saturday, April 23rd, the 113th day of the year.  There

 A Wisconsin Badger athlete is dead.  Yesterday the family of track and field athlete Sarah Shulze confirmed she took her own life on Wednesday, April 13th.  The UW-Madison junior and Oak Park, California native was Academic All-Big Ten in cross country and in track during her time as a Badger.  A memorial service for Shulze is scheduled for this Sunday afternoon from 5:00-p.m. to 8:00-p.m. on campus at Memorial Union followed by a second service to be held for her in May

Roy J. Campbell, 34 years of age, from Chicago, IL has been arrested by the Wisconsin State Patrol Eau Claire Post for operating a motor vehicle under the influence, 1st offense, with two children in the vehicle under the age of 16. On 04-22-22, at approximately 9:55 p.m., a WI State Patrol Trooper responded to a report of a vehicle crash on I-94 at mile marker 118 in Jackson County. Upon arrival it was determined that there were no injuries

The Midwest Horse Fair is underway this weekend in Madison.  Event organizer Megan Hanuszczak says the show is for everyone who loves horses, whether a person is a seasoned equestrian or a casual observer. The event is being held at Alliant Energy Center featuring riding and roping competitions, seminars, live music and more. 

A wildlife center is taking measures to protect its cranes from the current bird flu outbreak. Doctor Barry Hartup with the International Crane Foundation in Baraboo says the center’s four rare crane species are being moved from open air exhibits back to winter enclosures. The move comes as a way to keep the birds from contracting the bird flu virus from wild waterfowl.   The center’s Cranes of the World exhibit will be open this year from May 1st through October