The Green Bay Packers are hosting a virtual pep rally on Saturday before the game against the New Orleans Saints on Sunday. The Packers Everywhere Virtual Pep Rally will be Saturday at 6 p.m. Central on Packers-dot-com. Fans will have a chance to win prizes and listen in on a question and answer session with Packers President Mark Murphy. Former players will also add their opinions on Sunday night’s game. The virtual event is free to attend.
Read MoreA Neenah man is putting in for early retirement after winning nearly two-million-dollars in Megabucks. Lottery officials today say Leonard McIlhone bought the winning ticket for the September 5th drawing at the Mobile West in Neenah. The one-dollar investment ended up being worth one-point-nine-million-dollars.
Read MoreA man is under arrest after a shooting in Barron County. On Sunday, September 20th, at 12:55 p.m., the Barron County Sheriff’s Department received a 911 call from a female at 1138 27th Street, Chetek stating she located her son outside and not breathing with blood inside the house. Deputies from the Barron County Sheriff’s Department along with a Wisconsin DNR Warden arrived on scene and located 23 year old Garrett Macone, of Chetek, deceased outside the residence. Detectives from
Read MoreAn Altoona man was injured in a crash in Buffalo County. It was on September 20th when the Buffalo County Dispatch Center received an emergency call reporting a single motorcycle crash on Highway 88 near County Road U in the Town of Lincoln. It was reported that the driver of the motorcycle was injured, but awake and talking. Upon arrival, emergency crews, the driver of the motorcycle, 59 year old Robert J. Sumner of Altoona, was responsive and answering questions
Read MoreWinter sports are suspended for the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference through the end of the year. The conference announced the decision Friday after holding several meetings over COVID-19 safety protocols. Winter sports included in the suspension are men’s and women’s basketball, women’s gymnastics, ice hockey, indoor track and field, women’s swimming and diving, and wrestling. The conference says it’s working on a plan to resume competition in the spring.
Read MoreThe Menomonie City Council could revisit a proposed city-wide mask ordinance tonight. The council postponed a vote to require masks in public places last Thursday night. Councilmembers will meet virtually to discuss new agenda items like purchasing equipment for the Community Services Building, establishing polling places for the upcoming election, and budget transfers for the end of the year. The meeting starts at 7 p.m. on Zoom.
Read MoreIt was Saturday, September 19th, a little after 7:30 in the evening when the Chippewa County Sheriff’s Office received a report of a motorcycle vs vehicle crash with injuries on STH 64 at 205 th St. in the Township of Cleveland. Preliminary investigation suggests a SUV was traveling eastbound on STH 64 and upon entering into a curve in the roadway crossed the center line and was struck by a motorcycle traveling westbound bound. The operator of the motorcycle,
Read MoreAfter political attention from both President and Vice President Pence, Wisconsin now plans for a visit from Democratic Presidential nominee Joe Biden. On Monday, September 21, Joe Biden will travel to Manitowoc, Wisconsin. We will get more details about that visit in the coming hours. We also know that Jill Biden will be joining western Wisconsin’s Democratic congressman for an online campaign event this week. The Biden campaign says Jill Biden will join Congressman Ron Kind for an event on Wednesday,
Read MoreStudents at UW-River Falls are looking at two weeks of learning from their dorm rooms. The school on Friday canceled in-person classes for the time-being because of a rise in coronavirus numbers. The school said that as of Friday, 58 students had tested positive for the coronavirus, just nine had recovered. There are almost six thousand students on campus at River Falls. Chancellor Connie Foster is ordering those students to shelter in place for two weeks as well.
Read MoreFlags across the state of Wisconsin will fly lower to honor Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Governor Evers issued an order to lower the flags on Friday. They will stay lowered until the governor issues a new order to raise them up. The governor said her death is a devastating loss. And as you likely heard over the weekend, Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is dead at the age of 87. Terry Moore has more on her life.
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