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Tonight is National Night Out, and several local departments across southeast Wisconsin have celebrations planned. The idea is for police to meet their neighbors, and for neighbors to meet their neighbors. Some local departments have already had their National Night Out Celebrations, but many are waiting for tonight. You can find out MORE WITH AN EASY CLICK HERE.

A flood watch will be in effect in parts of east central, south central, and southeast Wisconsin starting tonight (Mon). The National Weather Service says runoff from heavy rains could result in rivers, creeks, streams, and other flood-prone locations overflowing. The warning starts as far south at Madison and as far north as Wausau, and stretches across the state east to west.  NWS says the flood watch will start tonight in Dane County at ten P-M and last until seven

Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources fall forecast series for 2024 is released. The archery and bow deer season is being extended in some areas. The DNR expects good numbers for turkeys, pheasants, and grouse this season. Bear hunters should expect even better success this year than last, because of the abundance of acorns. CLICK HERE FOR MORE.

Celebrate the summer season with a 90-minute open air dance party featuring local YMCA Zumba instructors Cindy Peterson, Jennifer Schrader, Lauren Haack, Crista Trzebiatowski, Heather Meives, Tara Lemke, and Cinthia Wiebusch! Admission is $10 per partier and all proceeds will go towards the YMCA Annual Campaign, supporting programs such as LIVESTRONG, Membership for All, and Sober Strong! Purchase your tickets through our Facebook Event ‘Zumba in the Park’, the “Register Here” buttons in this email or bring cash to the event. MORE INFO WITH AN EASY

ABOVE PHOTO: Team Canada Paris 2024 Paralympians Zak Madell and Cindy Ouellet sporting lululemon designs. Photo by lululemon. As University of Wisconsin-Stout alum Kirby Hanson watched the Summer Olympics in Paris from her home in Vancouver, British Columbia, she and her family had a more personal reason to cheer on their nation’s athletes. Hanson, an apparel design and development 2007 graduate, is the technical development manager for lululemon athletic apparel company, the official outfitter of Team Canada, which includes more than 430 Olympians and Paralympians.

On Friday, August 2, 2024, at 7:12 p.m., the Barron County 911 Center received a call of a one vehicle accident on 29th Street near 7th Ave just east of Chetek. Deputies from the Barron County Sheriff’s Department along with the Chetek EMS and Chetek Fire responded to the scene. Upon arrival, deputies located a single male occupant deceased in a vehicle as a result of the crash. Initial investigation shows that the driver failed to stop at the sign

August is here, which means landlords and tenants throughout Wisconsin – especially in college communities – are busy with rental housing move-ins and move-outs. In 2023, disputes between landlords and tenants resulted in 2,208 complaints to the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP), making it the agency’s top complaint category two years in a row. DATCP is here to help all parties in rental housing agreements remember their legal rights and responsibilities. Tips for Moving Out Tips

Neenah’s city attorney is back on the job after being cleared in part of a sexual misconduct case. The city on Friday said attorney David Rashid will be back on the job as of today. He was placed on leave back in may after prosecutors charged him with sexual assault based on a claim from his ex-wife. The criminal case has not yet been settled, but Neenah says its own internal investigation found that Rashid’s conduct did not involve anyone

A police chase ended with an OWI arrest for a woman in Madison last night. The State Patrol says the chase started just before 11:30 last night at East Broadway and Edna Taylor Parkway. Troopers tried to pull the woman over, but she sped away. Madison Police eventually took-over the chase, and used spike strips to stop the woman’s car. She was arrested for her fourth OWI, as well as a host of other charges.

There’s another lawsuit against an Eau Claire police officer for racial profiling. Timothy Coleman claims in a lawsuit that Officer Sam Sperry racially profiled him and used excessive force when Coleman was arrested back in 2019. That’s the same officer, and the same arrest that was at the heart of Sidney Coleman’s lawsuit against Eau Claire. Sidney and Timothy are brothers. Sidney Coleman successfully sued Eau Claire and won more than a half-million dollars. Timothy Coleman’s lawsuit asks for 12