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Altoona is under a reduced water pressure warning this morning.  Public Works issued the warning to swap out a broken valve that will reduce water pressure in some neighborhoods around the city.  Public Works says the project will begin at 9 a.m. and end at 11 a.m. 

It was a little before 7:30 on the evening of Monday, March 9th when a Trooper stopped a vehicle for speeding on Tower Avenue in the City of Superior. The driver was identified as 61 year old Donald F. Belanger and he showed signs of impairment. A subsequent investigation, including standardized field sobriety testing, showed that Belanger was operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated with this being his 7th offense. He is being charged with operating a motor vehicle while

The man who admitted to running down three Girl Scouts back in 2018 will learn his fate today. Colten Treu’s sentencing is set to begin at 9 a.m this morning in Chippewa Falls. Treu pleaded no contest to charges that he was high when he ran down the scouts from Lake Hallie in November of 2018. He also killed one of the girl’s mother. Treu is looking at a maximum sentence of 175 years in prison.

A convicted sex offender from Kenosha will have to find a new place to stay. A Chippewa County judge yesterday ruled that prison officials cannot send convicted sex offender Jeffrey Neubecker to the small town of New Auburn. Wisconsin law requires sex offenders to be released to their home county, or the county where the crime occurred. Neubecker has no ties to Chippewa County. Neighbors in New Auburn were furious when they first learned of the plan to place him in their

Two of Wisconsin’s new judges are coming to western Wisconsin. The state’s director of courts yesterday said two of the 12 new judges created by a new state law will be coming to Dunn and Jackson counties. Two others will be going to Marathon and Calumet counties. Governor Evers said the new judges will be assigned based on need. Eau Claire County has requested a new judge as well. The rest of the new judges will be assigned over the next three

The Democratic National Convention is looking for college interns to come to Milwaukee this summer. The DNC yesterday posted openings for paid internships. Interns will get 15 dollars-an-hour and maybe class credit to help work on the convention that is coming to Milwaukee in July. The deadline to apply is March 27th. The internship starts May 18th and runs through July 20th. WANT TO CHECK OUT MORE? CLICK HERE.

Oshkosh Defense is not getting out of the military truck business anytime soon. The company yesterday said it’s been awarded a 25-million-dollar contract extension. Oshkosh builds several vehicles for the U.S. military. Governor Tony Evers last week authorized the state to sue the Trump Administration over plans to shift money from the Pentagon to the border wall in part because of fears that shift would take money away from Oshkosh.

03.10.2020 UPDATE: During the morning hours of Tuesday, March 10, 2020 the Sheriff’s Office had been involved in numerous communications with Schultz as a result of those communications Schultz turned himself in to the Sheriff’s Office around noon today without incident. An incident with a gun prompt police to ask for the public’s help finding a Mondovi man. It was on Monday, March 9TH at about 9:45 in the morning when the Buffalo County Sheriff’s Office, received a report of

The University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point at Marshfield is one step closer to implementing an upgraded security plan.  Officials today say the main campus will pick up nearly 43-thousand-dollars to buy and install 32 new security cameras around the Marshfield campus.  An incident in December when a visitor with a pair of gloves was mistaken for a man with a handgun prompted the decision to upgrade the quality and the quantity of the cameras.  The school is awaiting approval of 67-hundred-dollar in