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A man is facing multiple charges after police say he crashed his truck into the roof of a condo in Beloit.  Emergency officials were called to the condo around 4:30 Saturday afternoon where the truck was seen with its back end sticking out of the roof.  Police say Pieter Bruner was speeding when he left the road, went into a water retention area, became airborne, and landed on top of the condo.  No one inside was hurt.

A horse is dead following an incident involving a runaway buggy in Columbia County over the weekend.  The county sheriff’s office got a call Saturday morning about a horse and buggy traveling with no driver near Marcellon.  Reports say a deputy drove in front of the horse to try to slow it down but it galloped right into the back of the squad car.  An equine specialist decided the horse needed to be put down.  No one else was hurt

A person involved in a serious crash in Monroe County last month has died.  Reports say a car crashed into a tree near County Highway A and Jordan Avenue in Ridgeville on September 30th.  The victim died on Saturday, possibly from injuries relating to the crash.

A new report shows Wisconsin secures a low amount of federal funds compared to other states.  According to Pew Research, just over 26 percent of Wisconsin’s budget came from federal dollars in 2017, 45th most in the country.  Montana receives the most federal money in its budget at around 46 percent.

A now-11-year-old girl will face homicide charges in juvenile court in Chippewa County. Prosecutors on Friday agreed to move the case against the girl out of adult court. Police say the girl was 10 when she stomped on six-month-old Jaxon Hunter, he died a few days later. A judge last week also found the girl unfit for trial, as she’s been held in a mental health treatment center.

There is no word how Richard Gray ended-up in Duncan Creek near Chippewa Falls’ downtown riverfront. Police yesterday identified Gray as the man who they fished-out of the water on Friday. Chippewa Falls police say they do not suspect foul play, but don’t have any other answers in the case.

Western Wisconsin’s congressman wants the federal government to help people find cheaper prescriptions. Congressman Ron Kind says the Drug Pricing Action Plan would require the Department of Health and Human Services to tell anyone enrolled in Medicare’s Low-Income Subsidy program about lower-cost alternatives. Kind says helping people shop for cheaper prescriptions can go a long way to making sure that people get the medicine they need, at a price they can afford.

The University of Wisconsin is on-board with a plan to punish students who disrupt classes or invited speakers. The school’s regents approved new rules that cover free speech. Both conservative and liberal groups in Madison are not happy with the proposal. Specifically, the plan allows the university to expel a student if they disrupt someone else’s speech three times in a year. Governor Evers, who has to approve the plan next, has said he doesn’t like the idea of punishing people for

The anniversary of Christopher Columbus’ arrival in the Americas is here.  Today marks Columbus Day, a national holiday celebrating the Italian explorer who “sailed the ocean blue” more than 500 years ago.  In observance, most federal offices, banks and post offices will be closed today.  The holiday comes with much controversy.  In Hawaii, the second Monday in October is known as Discoverers’ Day.  Similarly, several towns celebrate Indigenous People’s Day instead to honor the Native Americans that were killed during

A crash lead  to an OWI arrest for a Sarona woman. 31 year old Nicole Jillian Janzen Duncan was arrested by the Wisconsin State Patrol Spooner Post for operating a motor vehicle under the influence, 1st offense, with one child in the vehicle under the age of 16. It was on Saturday, a little after 10:30 at night when a Wisconsin State Trooper assisted the Spooner Police Department at the scene of a two-vehicle property damage crash on State Highway