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The latest weekend of shootings in Milwaukee has the city’s mayor looking to the state for help. Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett yesterday said his heart goes out to the family of an 11-year-old girl who was shot during a drive-by Saturday night. She died, and her five-year-old sister was wounded. Barrett blamed state lawmakers for not sending enough money to Milwaukee to staff its police department and blamed a lack of background checks for illegal gun sales in the city.

You’re going to need your coronavirus shot if you want to sit courtside at a Bucks game this season. The team yesterday announced it is requiring vaccinations or a negative test for anyone sitting within 15 feet of the court. Fans in those seats will also have to wear face masks. All other fans in Fiserv Forum are exempt from the vaccination requirement. The Bucks’ first preseason game is this Sunday, and the first regular season game is in two

Someone is waking up a millionaire this morning.  A Powerball ticket sold in California matched all six numbers last night to win the seventh largest jackpot in lottery history.  That’s a whopping 699-million dollars, meaning a very lucky ticket holder could take the cash option of nearly 500-million.  But check those numbers because five people also won a million dollars, with those winning tickets sold in Massachusetts, Virginia, Florida and Arizona.

Wisconsin State Senator Brad Pfaff is looking to move to Capitol Hill.  The Democrat announced his candidacy for the 3rd Congressional District seat today.  He represents Onalaska in the state senate.  Congressman Ron Kind announced this summer he would not seek re-election.  Republican Derrick Van Orden announced his intention in April to run for the 3rd Congressional District seat.

Green Bay police are looking for the car of a murder victim found on the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay campus.  Police today identified the victim as Jason Mendez-Ramos of Ashwaubenon.  The car police are looking for is a red 2010 Ford Fusion with Wisconsin license plates.  Mendez-Ramos’ body was found last week near the entrance to the arboretum walking path.

Agropur Dairy Cooperative in Little Chute is expanding.  Governor Tony Evers announced today four-point-five-million-dollars in business tax credits for that expansion.  Agropur is the largest dairy co-op in North America and it’s building a cheese factory in Little Chute with a nearly 170-million-dollar investment.  Over 50 new jobs will be created and the company expects to spend 60-million-dollars on milk from Wisconsin farms.

It is National Fire Prevention Week and first responders across Wisconsin are urging residents to know what to do when a smoke or carbon monoxide alarm sounds.  This year the fire protection campaign encourages people to learn the sounds of fire safety.  Officials say when an alarm makes noise and is beeping or chirping you need to take action.  It’s also important to consider somebody who is hard of hearing or deaf in your home so alarms can include strobe lights.  The

Cougar Shell District Manager, Don Webb, holds a sign that says it all — $1 million winning ticket sold here! On September 24, 2021, a Coleman man claimed a $1 million top prize from the Ultimate Millions scratch game after purchasing his winning ticket from the Cougar Shell, 200 Sunset Ave, in Coleman. According to Wisconsin-demographics.com and based on recent United States Census Bureau data, Coleman’s population is 726, ranking as the 430th most populated city in Wisconsin. After learning of the million-dollar winner,

The eighth biggest jackpot in U.S. lottery history is up for grabs tonight.  Since no one won Powerball on Saturday, a prize of at least 670-million dollars will go to the person whose ticket matches all the winning numbers. There hasn’t been a Powerball winner since June when someone in Florida claimed over 280-million-dollars.  

The Twin Cities Marathon is over.  Organizers announced Sunday that the 2021 men’s champion was Mohamed Hrezi and Wisconsin native Naomi Fulton finished first among the women.  The mayors of Minneapolis and St. Paul also ran in Sunday’s race, finishing at just over 2-hours-and-53 minutes, and 3-hours-and-57 minutes respectively.