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Hello. Welcome to your weekend and thank you for being here. We appreciate you spending some time with us-especially when this time of year can be full of hustle, bustle, and wrapping muscle! Whew. The Holidays. Every year it arrives and takes over in a whirlwind of red and green, planning and parties, and all while trying to remind ourselves to slow down and enjoy it along the way. We get it. That’s why we intentionally start Saturday with our

“Mocha Mousse” is being named the 2025’s color of the year. That’s according to the Pantone Color Institute. It describes the color as a warming, brown hue imbued with richness. Executive Director Leatrice Eiseman said the shade is “sophisticated and lush, yet at the same time an unpretentious classic.” CLICK HERE FOR MORE DETAILS.

Here on our home planet, Earth, we can see another planet shine bright. Saturday is a great night to check out Jupiter. The planet will be at its brightest as it orbits close to Earth and lies directly opposite of the sun. The phenomenon is called Jupiter at opposition and happens every 13 months. The gas giant appears so bright in the night sky that some believe this may have been the Star of Bethlehem. To view Jupiter, look east

If you are looking for a way to slip some dessert into your life-especially this time of year, a new study says that eating an ounce of dark chocolate a day could lower the risk of Type Two diabetes. A new study out of the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health finds that people who ate dark chocolate compared to other types or none at all had up to a 21 percent lower chance of developing the disease. There

 A man and woman in Adams County are facing multiple charges after resisting arrest and injuring two law enforcement officers.  The Adams County Sheriff’s Office says a deputy tried to serve a warrant on a previous charge to a man who stopped at a residence in the town of Big Flats.  The man allegedly resisted arrest and a woman in the vehicle with the man reportedly started attacking the deputy.  The deputy allegedly tased the man, but the woman grabbed

Both Marquette and Wisconsin are on their way to the round of 16 in the NCAA Women’s Volleyball Championship.  The Badgers, who are the number two seed in their region and hosted first and second-round matches, posted a four-set win over seventh-seeded Georgia Tech.  The Golden Eagles, who are seeded fifth in a separate region, stunned fourth-seeded Utah in five sets Friday at Salt Lake City.  Marquette saw a two-set lead disappear before winning the fifth set 15-12.  Both the

Out-rebounding the Celtics doesn’t result in out-scoring the Celtics as the Bucks drop a close one.  Milwaukee fell to Boston 111-105 in a game that neither team led by more than eight points.  Damian Lillard scored 31 points, while Giannis Antetokounmpo added 30 points and eleven rebounds.  Bobby Portis came off the bench to match a season high with 18 rebounds, as the Bucks out-rebounded the Celtics 51-to-41.  The loss was Milwaukee’s second in a row and dropped the Bucks

Wisconsin is getting seven-million-dollars to expand access to substance use treatment. The Department of Justice says the federal grant money will go toward the Wisconsin Deflection Initiative. The program helps people struggling with addiction connect with support services before they overdose or get in trouble with the law. The DOJ says the initiative is possible through partnerships between health care providers, law enforcement, and emergency services.

There’s a new Clark County Sheriff. Governor Tony Evers is appointing Kerry Kirn as sheriff following Scott Haines’ resignation. He’s worked with the Sheriff’s Office for 33 years and is the current detective captain. Kirn will serve the rest of the current term, which ends in 2027.

“Collis’s dedication to youth development and his commitment to serving as a pillar of support for the children and families in our community is exemplary…” -Derek White, President & CEO of the YMCA of the Chippewa Valley The YMCA of the Chippewa Valley proudly announces that Collis McCloud Jr., the Association School-Age Childcare Director, has been honored as one of this year’s Empowered Leaders Resource Network 30 Under 30 award recipients. This prestigious award highlights the incredible achievements of young