The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) announced today the cancellation of the 74th annual Alice in Dairyland finals, previously set to be held in Walworth County in May 2021. The 75th finals will be held May 19-21, 2022 in Dane County as previously planned. “Alice in Dairyland is a long-standing Wisconsin tradition. Even during the unexpected challenges of COVID-19, Alice has reminded us all of the diversity and strength of Wisconsin agriculture,” said DATCP Secretary-designee Randy Romanski. “While
Read MoreStevens Point police are looking for a missing 14-year-old girl they say could also be in danger. Police say Cassandra Kozlowski was last seen leaving her home early yesterday morning wearing a black sweatshirt. Cassandra is five-feet-one with brown hair. Police say she has a history of running away.
Read MoreThe Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is looking for residents to register their trail cameras. The department says training and equipment are provided for free to volunteers. They ask people to monitor the cameras for a year and check for new photos every few months.
Read MoreThe Wisconsin Department of Health Services says drinking alcohol when pregnant can be harmful to an unborn child. The department says January is National Birth Defects Prevention Month. They say a new parent can prevent the possibility of physical, behavioral, and intellectual disabilities known as fetal alcohol spectrum disorders by avoiding alcohol of any kind during pregnancy.
Read MorePolice in Eau Claire are looking for answers about a New Year’s Day stabbing. It happened early Saturday morning after a fight outside the Brickhouse Pub on Birch Street. One man was taken to the hospital, and he is expected to survive. Police say they took one person into custody after the fight. There is no word on what started it all.
Read MoreWisconsin’s coronavirus measuring sticks have not hit any new milestones. The state’s Department of Health Services yesterday reported just over 24- hundred new positives. The state’s seven-day positivity rate remains at 10-percent. DHS also reported just over a thousand people in the hospital with the virus. That’s lower than last month, but about where the state’s hospitalization numbers have been for the past week or so. On the national stage, the U.S. Surgeon General says it’s time for Americans to
Read MoreWe will know soon whether there will be charges for the officers involved in Jacob Blake’s shooting. No one is saying when that decision will come, but the city of Kenosha is preparing for it right now. City leaders are expected to vote today on a resolution that could declare an emergency in the city ahead of any decision. There are reports that businesses downtown have already boarded-up their windows. Blake was shot in the back while resisting arrest back
Read MoreDeputies in Vernon County say alcohol likely played a role in a weekend wreck in Viroqua. Two people were hurt when a pickup truck rolled over on Highway 56, about three in the morning on New Year’s Day. The driver, 34-year-old Anthony Hughes, is being referred to prosecutors for OWI charges.
Read MoreThe search for a missing St. Croix County man has come to a happy ending. Authorities yesterday said 82-year-old Marshall Warner has been found and is safe. The state issued a Silver Alert for Warner after he failed to come home on Friday. There is no word where he was found, or where he went.
Read MoreIt is the first day of the new year for Wisconsin lawmakers. Both the state Assembly and state Senate will hold their swearing-in ceremony today. A half-dozen Democrats in Wisconsin’s legislature have already taken their oath, but they did so virtually. Wisconsin Republicans hold a majority in the Senate and a super-majority in the state Assembly.
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