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The Holmen Public Library is hosting a program designed to help protect seniors from fraud and scams.  “Common Scams Targeting Seniors” takes place Thursday.  An agency liaison from the state’s Division of Trade and Consumer Protection will offer insights into scams targeting seniors.  The session is free and open to the public. CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE.

Former President Trump calls for a change in the 25th Amendment during his stop in central Wisconsin.  The GOP candidate made his comments during Saturday’s rally at the Central Wisconsin Airport in Mosinee.  He accused Vice President Kamala Harris of lying about President Biden’s mental state.  Trump and Harris are scheduled to debate Tuesday in Philadelphia. And we can expect more attention from the Harris campaign this week. The wife of Vice President Kamala Harris’ running mate Tim Walz will

Packers quarterback Jordan Love is reportedly expected to miss at least three-to-four weeks following Friday night’s injury.  ESPN reports that Jordan Love suffered an MCL sprain during Friday night’s season-opening loss to the Eagles in Brazil.  Love will undergo more testing and Green Bay hopes the injury will only last three-to-four weeks.  The 25-year-old got hurt with just six seconds left in the game when he got taken down by a pair of Philly pass rushers.  Newly acquired QB Malik

Wisconsin State Troopers responded to a report of a motorcycle vs. vehicle crash on Interstate 94 east bound, milepost 5 near Hudson WI. Upon arriving on scene, a 19 year old male victim that was the motorcycle operator had expired due to his injuries involving a collision with a motor vehicle. The circumstances surrounding the crash remain under investigation by the Wisconsin State Patrol

A fire does an estimated $100,000 in damages. It was on September 6th, 2024, that Marshfield Fire and Rescue Department along with Marshfield Police Department were dispatched for a house on fire. People were evacuating the house. Engine 3, Engine, 2 and Ambulance 95 responded immediately with 8 personnel. Upon arrival a large amount of fire was visible on the east side of the garage. Flames were extending up the wall and into the attic. All occupants were confirmed to

Hello. Welcome to your weekend. Thank you for making us part of your day. September is underway! As we slip into some cooler temps and get the first peeks of our fall favorites (crisp mornings, changing colors, football, and of course-the pumpkins) the reminder that time moves fast is all around us. That’s why we like to slow things down a bit on Saturday mornings with a simple “scroll down memory lane.” It’s a look back on the events that

Donald Trump will be in central Wisconsin today. The Republican presidential candidate will hold a rally this afternoon at the Central Wisconsin Airport in the town of Mosinee. Today’s rally is Trump’s third visit in six years at the airport in Marathon County. He held a rally there in September of 2020 during the pandemic on the same day Wisconsin reported a then-record two-thousand COVID cases. Trump was also there in late October 2018 to campaign for U.S. Senate candidate

Milo’s Poultry Farms is issuing a recall for all of its eggs following a Salmonella outbreak in Wisconsin.  The eggs are labeled with “Milo’s Poultry Farms” or “Tony’s Fresh Market,” and they also include all cage-free and organic eggs.  The Wisconsin Department of Health Services says 42 cases of Salmonella have been reported in the Badger State.  In addition to Wisconsin, the eggs were sold in Illinois and Michigan.  Milo’s Poultry Farms is located in Bonudel in Shawano County, about

Twenty-seven people have died so far this year in Wisconsin from UTV and ATV accidents, five of which happened within the last two weeks. The Department of Natural Resources says most of the people who died weren’t wearing helmets or wearing seatbelts. More law enforcement will be on trails and routes across Wisconsin watching for safety violations starting today through Sunday for the Think Smart Before You Start campaign.

Serve Wisconsin recently announced that Wisconsin received $12.8 million in grant funding from AmeriCorps, the federal agency for national service and community volunteerism, to support 29 programs and planning across the state. Included within those funds is $259,735 in AmeriCorps funding for two programs based in Eau Claire, Chippewa Fresh Start and UW-Eau Claire ECLIPSE, with several other statewide AmeriCorps programs also having members serving in area. “This funding will put 875 AmeriCorps members on the ground at over 200