The Brewers have new uniforms, so the state of Wisconsin is getting new Brewers license plates. The state’s Department of Transportation debuted the plates yesterday. They include a new iconic ball and glove plate, and a cream colored plate with a state of Wisconsin design on it. The specialty plates cost an extra 40 dollars, and can be personalized for 15 dollars more. You can order the plates online.
Read MoreThe presidential race between Joe Biden and Donald Trump is tightening in Wisconsin. The latest Marquette University Law School Poll released today shows Vice President Biden with 47-percent support among likely voters in Wisconsin compared to 43-percent for Donald Trump. That difference is within the four-point-three margin of error. For the first time the Marquette Poll included Libertarian candidate Jay Jorgensen who garnered four-percent support.
Read MoreA Hayward man is enjoying a boost to his bank account. Bradley Madison of Hayward’s recent housecleaning really paid off. After selling a canoe he no longer used, Madison used the cash from the sale to try his luck on some Wisconsin Lottery scratch tickets and Madison’s Supreme ticket happened to be one of the lucky top prize winners worth $1 Million. Holiday Station Store (10478 State Rd. 27) in Hayward sold the winning ticket.
Read MoreThe Dunn County Family Treatment Court Program is celebrating its one year anniversary. The mission of the Dunn County Family Treatment Court is to improve child welfare system outcomes for families impacted by parental substance use through evidence-based wrap-around programming, collaborative case management, and intensive judicial monitoring. The program was started with a pilot grant from the Wisconsin Department of Children and Families to develop and implement the evidence-based family treatment court model. After accepting participants in August of 2019,
Read MoreA Lake Hallie woman is facing charges after she deposited and withdrew 45-thousand-dollars in fake checks at different banks around the Chippewa Valley. Police say 30-year-old Jennifer Lanners told them someone she met online encouraged her to deposit the fake checks. She told police she knew it was a scam. According to a criminal complaint, the woman is facing charges for fraud, bail jumping, and resisting an officer.
Read MoreA Rice Lake man will spend 15-years behind bars for sexually assaulting two young girls in 2017. A Barron County judge sentenced Raymond Clark yesterday. He will register as a sex offender for life. Clark is charged for the assaults in Barron, Rusk, and Washburn counties.
Read MoreProsecutors are dismissing sexual assault charges against an Eau Claire man. Last week, charges were dropped against Alphonso Washington-Davis for allegedly holding a knife to a woman’s throat and raping her in 2018. Eau Claire County prosecutors dropped five charges September 3rd, citing factors that weren’t detailed in court records. Washington-Davis was charged for contempt of court the same day.
Read MoreThe Rusk County Sheriff’s Office could release more information today after a man considered armed and dangerous was taken into custody. The sheriff’s office says 26-year-old Otis Hamilton is suspected of stealing firearms from the Ladysmith area. The sheriff’s office says Hamilton could have been under the influence. He was taken into custody early this morning.
Read MoreWisconsin’s local election managers are getting a reminder from the state’s Election Commission that the deadline to get absentee ballots in the mail is quickly approaching. Election Commission Administrator Meagan Wolfe wrote to the state’s clerks yesterday to remind them that the deadline to mail absentee ballots is next Thursday. Wolfe said the deadline to mail ballots is always important, but said the deadline will be closely watched this year. Wolfe said the Election Commission understands that some local clerks
Read MoreThis Halloween season, Michael Jordan is out . . . and a horribly disfigured, child-murdering dream demon is in? Well, sort of. There is a new shoe in town. The new Air Max 95s are a page from the script for “Nightmare on Elm Street” and a fashion cue from villain Freddy Krueger. The design is based on Freddy’s striped sweater, although they used red and brown, but not any green. Inside on the heels, there’s a bloody “Swoosh” logo,
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