Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chair Ben Wikler will be stepping down at the end of his term. The 44-year-old had been the leader of the state party since 2019. Wisconsin Democrats will elect a new party chair at their annual convention in Wisconsin Dells in mid-June.
Read MoreThis year’s Day of the Badger raises one-point-seven-million-dollars. The University of Wisconsin-Madison says more than four-thousand donors contributed to the fundraiser. Donations will support more than 150 causes and programs on UW-Madison’s campus. In the past six years, the initiative has raised more than ten-million dollars.
Read MorePHOTO: UW-Stout Chamber Choir with members of the Linköping University choir. Photo by Jerry Hui. “This is a life experience like no other that I have ever had, and I am grateful for the opportunity to go on such an amazing journey…” Thirteen members of University of Wisconsin-Stout’s Chamber Choir braved the Scandinavian winter in performances with international university singers to warm audiences’ hearts. They partnered with choirs from Stockholm’s KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden’s largest technical university, and Linköping University.
Read MoreWhile UW-Stout’s annual Fashion Without Fabric runway show is sold out again this year, members of the media are still invited to cover the event, which begins at 7 p.m. on Saturday, April 12, in the Memorial Student Center Great Hall. Doors will open at 6 p.m. This year’s theme is “Welcome to Phenomonie!” At Fashion Without Fabric, hundreds of students collaborate to bring wearable sculptures to life on the runway in front of a packed house. In collaboration with industry partners
Read MoreFire officials responded to a grass fire that took place in Osseo. Officials believe the fire started in a pile of brush and spread to grass. They believe the fire burned anywhere from 65 to 80 acres of grass. Crews were called out to the 46000 block of Thorson Road yesterday to start putting out the fire. Fire chief Nels Gunderson said the fire started from resident burning a pile of debris. The debris spread to a pile of brush
Read MoreA woman was arrested two times in the same day for suspected OWI. Deputies say that the woman showed up to court under the influence after driving herself while she was impaired. She was using drugs earlier in the morning. She was arrested and later released to a dependable person. As soon as she was released, officials saw her getting in her car at the courthouse and driving away. Police were able to find her, and she was arrested for
Read MoreThe St. Croix County assistant district attorney is in trouble with the law. Bela Ballo is accused of threatening three judges and driving recklessly while his family was in the car. The defendant has been charged with threatening a judge, disorderly conduct, possession of THC, and possession of drug paraphernalia. Prosecutors say Ballo informed a co-worker that the judges needed to bleed after making decisions not in his favor. Meanwhile, the defendant’s wife told police that her husband yelled at
Read MoreThe county farm near Lake Neshonoc that was up for sale, will now not be sold. This put the popular music festival, Country Boom relocation on hold. The decision was made by the county board and said they needed more time to develop a plan that would best fit the community needs. The property has drawn a lot interest from many businesses and organizations. With this being on hold, the board could re-visit the sale of the property later in
Read MoreAfter making a big move, a mental health clinic is now open. Authentic Mental Health opened its doors on Eddy Lane and Business 53 in the old Associated Bank building. The clinic provides an array of services like anxiety, depression, counselling for children and much more. Authentic Mental Health first opened in 2023 in downtown but now made the big move into a much bigger space.
Read MoreThe state of Wisconsin is participating in Severe Weather Awareness Week. Later today a state tornado drill will be run two times. The drills will take place at 1:45 p.m. and at 6:45 p.m. During those times, schools and residents can take their time to practice their plans. As long as there is no severe weather, tornado alarms will go off.
Read More
