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Ridglan Farms in Blue Mounds has refused to settle a 55-thousand dollar civil forfeiture involving hundreds of alleged violations.  The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection confirmed on Friday that the dog breeder’s cases was now going to be referred to the Dane County District Attorney’s Office.  Ridglan Farms had been facing criticism from lawmakers and animal welfare groups after inspection records were released.  The DATCP cited it for over 300 violations including unsafe enclosures and improper documentation.

The Brewers ended the regular season on a high note.  Milwaukee beat the Cincinnati Reds four to two in their season finale.  Danny Jansen led the way, going two-for-three with a home run and two RBIs.  Trevor Megill picked up the win out of the bullpen and Abner Uribe secured his seventh save of the season.  The Brewers end the year at 97 and 65, the best record in baseball.  Milwaukee will play either the Padres or Cubs in the

A spokesperson with the Dunn County Sheriff’s office says they’re looking for two motorcyclists speeding over 130 miles-per-hour.  They were seen Friday on I-94.  Officials say the bikers took off when police tried to pull them over, with one displaying a fake license plate. CLICK HERE FOR MORE.

A Washington County Sheriff representative says Adam Zirbel with the Department of Natural Resources has died after being struck by lightning.  Zirbel was found Monday in the New Fane Trail area.  Officials say Zirbel dedicated thirteen years with DNR and is credited with reforesting Kettle Moraine with millions of trees. 

Emalee Jean Stowell, 37 years of age, from Comstock, WI has been arrested by the Wisconsin State Patrol Spooner Post for operating a motor vehicle under the influence, 1st offense.  On Saturday, September 27, 2025, at approximately 12:31 AM, Wisconsin State Patrol Troopers responded to a single-vehicle crash in Polk County on County Line Street. Preliminary findings indicate that the vehicle was heading northbound when it veered off the road and into the lake.  Upon arrival, Troopers noted signs of

Hello. Welcome to your weekend! With Mother Nature planning some beautiful days are you planning to spend the last September moments outdoors soaking it up? CLICK HERE FOR FULL FIRST ALERT FORECAST Details. And if you were out under the Friday Night lights you know it was a beautiful evening for football-with some exciting action on the fields. CLICK HERE FOR HIGHLIGHTS WITH SPORTS SCENE 13. Beyond that, we are glad you are here to start the day with us.

The Right to Contraception Act is being reintroduced to Wisconsin state legislation, led by Representative Lisa Subeck.  The bill protects individuals’ rights to contraception and ensures providers can dispense it without legal threats.  Subeck called the legislation urgent amid recent attacks on reproductive rights.  This follows Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin’s announcement it will end abortion services October 1st.  A similar bill was introduced federally by Sen. Tammy Baldwin.

Republican candidate Bill Berrien is ending his campaign for Wisconsin governor.  This follows reports that Berrien had interacted with sexually explicit accounts online.  However, Berrien cites an inability to prioritize policy in today’s political climate and says he sees no viable path to the Republican nomination.  With Berrien out, Republicans Tom Tiffany and Josh Schoemann remain.  Democrats face a crowded field in the race to replace outgoing Governor Tony Evers.

Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin is putting abortion appointments on pause October 1st because of Medicaid funding cuts in President Trump’s tax and spending bill. OB-GYN Dr. Kristen Lyerly, who provides care in rural Wisconsin communities, says Planned Parenthood was forced to make a choice. The new law bans abortion providers from receiving Medicaid payments. Taxpayer money already can’t be used to provide abortions, but Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin was receiving reimbursement for other services it provides, such as cancer screenings,

On Sat., Sept. 27, 2025, and Sat., Oct. 11, 2025, the flags of the United States and the state of Wisconsin will be flown at half-staff coinciding with the Final Alarm Ceremony and Silent Procession at the Wisconsin Fire & EMS Memorial Park in Wisconsin Rapids, which is hosted by the Wisconsin Fire & EMS Memorial. In May, Gov. Evers signed Executive Order #258 ordering the flags to be flown at half-staff on Sun., May 4, 2025, in honor of the National