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Lake Geneva’s Ice Castles attraction is open for the season.  The displays are put together manually starting around Thanksgiving and continue to be built throughout the winter season.  Find out about times and ticketing at with a search and CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO.

The state of Wisconsin now offers a student coaching site.  The Wisconsin Center for Resilient Schools makes free coaching available to students in public and private schools throughout the state.  The services help students develop successful learning strategies and are offered online.  Find out the details and how to sign up for the Center For Resilient Schools at a CLICK HERE.

A Hudson man picked up another OWI over the weekend. 26 year old Paul Martin Allen was arrested by the Wisconsin State Patrol Eau Claire Post for operating a motor vehicle under the influence, 5th offense. It was on Saturday, January 23rd at approximately 11:03am, when the Wisconsin State Patrol responded to a vehicle in the gore area of Exit 1 on Interstate 94 in St. Croix County. A subsequent investigation including a standardized field sobriety test was conducted. Allen

Hello. It’s a chilly Saturday morning in Wisconsin and we are welcoming you to your weekend! The news can get heavy and sometimes we all need to come up for a little air. Which is why on Saturday mornings we start the day with a little “scroll down memory lane.” Its a lighter turn back through the pages of history and some moments that have lead us to this day. So, grab your favorite morning sippin’ drink and let’s take

Someone in Michigan has won the billion-dollar Mega Millions jackpot.  The Mega Millions website says there was only one winner of Friday’s jackpot, which was the second largest in Mega Millions history and third largest in U.S. history.  Ten other people matched five of the six winning numbers, to win at least a million dollars.  Feelin’ lucky? The winning numbers are 4, 26, 42, 50 and 60, with the Mega Ball 24.

Astronauts aboard the International Space Station are preparing for two upcoming spacewalks.  NASA astronauts Mike Hopkins and Victor Glover Jr. will conduct spacewalks this Wednesday and on Monday, February 1st to perform maintenance and upgrades on the ISS.  It will be the first spacewalk for Glover and the third for Hopkins.  Both spacewalks will be broadcast live on the NASA website. 

A bill is in the works calling for an end of the COVID-19 emergency measures statewide.  Lawmakers plan to present the measure in Madison next week.  We will show you different sides, so you can decide. A statement from Governor Evers office yesterday said Wisconsin’s Republican lawmakers have never taken the pandemic seriously. Meanwhile, on the national level  the CDC is reporting the largest single-day increase of coronavirus vaccinations so far.  The agency says at least one-point-six million shots were

The Kenosha County District Attorney’s office makes adjustments to Kyle Rittenhouse’s bond terms.  The changes stipulate Rittenhouse cannot possess weapons, consume alcohol nor gather with those known to make threats against others on the basis of religion, race and other discriminatory areas.  The changes come after the 18-year old went to a bar with his mother after his arraignment earlier this month.  His jury trial in the deaths of two protestors in Kenosha after the Jacob Blake police shooting starts

Governor Tony Evers takes legal steps against those companies responsible for PFAS pollution.  The substances are used in the manufacture of several goods such as furniture, clothes, food packaging and firefighting foam.  Yesterday Governor Evers announced plans to go after the companies responsible for polluting land and water with the substances.

State lawmakers are set to vote next week on having health officials create a plan for a broader COVID-19 vaccine rollout.  The measure seeks to have vaccination sites around the state to be authorized to begin vaccinating members of the general population.  State health officials say first they want to make sure time is spent vaccinating the most vulnerable before a larger campaign gets underway.  DHS Deputy Secretary Julie Willems Van Dyke said yesterday just in the 65-year old and