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Nothing draws a hungry crowd quite like the aroma of freshly baked bread, the flaky deliciousness of croissants, the mouthwatering perfection of pastries. At Edgewood Bakeshop, owner Bekah Stamps welcomes daily crowds, as patrons form a line out the door of her popular artisanal bakeshop in downtown Chetek. But how does an already successful business improve its operations and increase sales? For Stamps, the answer came in a collaboration with University of Wisconsin-Stout business administration students. Recently, students in Lecturer Kayla Stajkovic’s Cost Accounting course

The drivers of two semi truck were taken to hospitals after their big rigs collided Saturday morning in Jackson County.  The accident on eastbound I-94 left one of the cabs and trailers on its side.  One driver had to be airlifted from the scene.  An investigation into the accident is underway.

Investigators are working to determine the cause of a Friday house fire in La Crosse.  A home on Losey Boulevard South went up in flames just before noon.  The residence suffered moderate damage in the blaze.  No one was hurt. 

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is reminding folks to be cautious when it comes to trusting the stability of ice on the state’s waterways.  Recent warmer temperatures means that ice is deteriorating and is often unsafe to be on.  A number of recent incidents around the state have left people in precarious situations related to the ice.

Online sports betting in Wisconsin is a step closer to being legal.  The State Assembly passed a bill last week that would allow online sports betting through Wisconsin’s tribal casinos.  However, Wisconsinites would not be able to use popular platforms such as DraftKings or FanDuel.  The measure still needs to be approved by the Senate, but it’s unclear how many senators will support it.  Governor Tony Evers is expected to sign the bill if it reaches his desk.

Katie Nelson, 33 years of age, from Ladysmith has been arrested by the Wisconsin State PatrolSpooner Post for operating a motor vehicle under the influence, 1st offense, with one child in thevehicle under the age of 16. A Wisconsin State Trooper conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle at the request of Rusk CountySheriff’s Department. Upon contact, the Trooper observed the driver showing signs of impairment. Asubsequent investigation, including standardized field sobriety tests, showed the driver wasoperating a motor vehicle

Hello. Welcome to your weekend. We are glad you are here! So, we’re heading into the last week of February and now Mother Nature has flipped back into “Winter mode.” CLICK HERE FOR YOUR FULL FIRST ALERT FORECAST WITH WEAU 13 so you can plan your coat and mitten game accordingly. Now that we are on the homestretch of February, the cold stretches can feel colder, the to-do lists longer, and the tick-tock until Spring gets louder. Hey, we get

A Juneau County Sheriff’s deputy is suffering from minor injuries yesterday after being involved in a vehicle accident.  Officials say the deputy was pursuing a suspect on U.S. Highways 12 and 16 near Sumiec Road.  The vehicle slid, ran over a patch of snow and landed on the side of the road.  No other details were released.

A man accused of killing his girlfriend will be coming back to Wisconsin to face charges.  Robert Chilcote waived extradition yesterday, allowing Marinette County to bring him back to face a homicide charge.  Authorities say Chilcote killed Gabriella Cartagena February 4th and dumped her body in Michigan’s Menominee County.  He was arrested in Minnesota and agreed to return to Wisconsin.  No court dates have been set yet.  

The weather is not cooperating with sturgeon spearers on Lake Winnebago. Another day of rain has deteriorated ice conditions and the DNR says only 19 were speared yesterday. Two of those weighed in at over 100 pounds. On the upriver lakes, the season has ended after only three days because harvest caps were reached. Lake Winnebago’s spearing season will end March 1st unless harvest caps are met sooner.