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Friday can mean “Pizza Night!” for many families. For this week’s Friday Feel Good we slice off a story that sets records as well as brings people around the table together.  New Haven, Connecticut broke the record for world’s largest pizza party.  Guinness was there for it and confirmed it’s now official. 4,525 people showed up and ate over 9,000 slices.  Attendees talk about the party and how it’s about much more than just the cheese and pepperoni and proving that

An employee with Wisconsin’s Department of Natural Resources died while working in Kewaskum on Tuesday. The Washington County Sheriff’s Office announced on Thursday that the employee had not returned home that night, adding that his car was found in Fond du Lac County. His body was found in a wooded area around 7:40 p.m. Investigators were also able to confirm that there was a lightning strike around 10:15 a.m. the day the employee’s body was found.

A recall has been issued for a baby food brand sold in Wisconsin.  Sprout Organics says contaminated baby food pouches were sold in Walgreens stores between September and December last year.  Illnesses related to the recall have not been reported.  More information can be found WITH A CLICK HERE.

Charges are being filed against a La Crosse man who police say was involved in a road rage incident earlier this week.  In the Monday afternoon incident, 23-year-old Isaac Avery reportedly became upset with another driver who was going the speed limit on Highway 16.  The report says that Avery pulled up alongside that other driver and pointed a gun at him and his fiancé.  Police stopped Avery in West Salem, found a gun and ammunition inside his vehicle and

Sentencing is being ordered for a Menomonie man convicted on federal weapons charges.  Thirty-four-year-old Demetrius Howard was prohibited from possessing a firearm when one was found in his vehicle during a traffic stop last year in Dunn County.  At the time, Howard told the arresting officer that he had found the 40-caliber gun the day before and was planning to throw it into the water.  Howard pleaded guilty to the weapons charge in June of this year and has now

The Eau Claire City-County Health Department is reporting successful results in their sharps collection effort.  Nine sharps disposal boxes are located around the county — providing places where folks can safely and easily rid themselves of needles and syringes.  The program began last year and the department says that more than a thousand pounds of sharps have been disposed of through the effort.  The department is considering placing additional disposal boxes around the county.

Nominations are continuing to be accepted for this year’s Sustainable Eau Claire Awards.  The awards recognize individuals, businesses, and organizations that are committed to creating a more sustainable Eau Claire.  Nominees may be recognized for their efforts in any of a number of areas including conservation, waste reduction, transportation, environmental education and beautification.  The deadline for nominations is October 1st and more information is easy with A CLICK HERE.

The Eau Claire Police department is looking to add to their ranks.  The department is accepting applications as they seek to fill five police officer vacancies.  More information on the application process can be found WITH AN EASY CLICK HERE.

Three interstate highways in Milwaukee County will be closed for the weekend.  The Wisconsin Department of Transportation says sections of the I-41, I-43 and I-894 surrounding the Hale Interchange will be closed for paving operations.  Closures begin at 11 p.m. today and end at 5:30 a.m. Monday.  More details can be found at projects-dot-five-one-one-W-I-dot-gov- slash-41 Hale.

The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) has identified a case of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI H5N1) in a commercial poultry flock in Jefferson County. DATCP and the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) animal health officials are working together in a joint incident response. The affected premises has been quarantined to restrict  movement of poultry and poultry products. Birds on the property will be depopulated to prevent the spread of the disease. Birds from the flock