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Barron County authorities are letting the public know about a sex offender in the area. Name: Corey R ReinAge: 48Sex: MaleHeight: 5’10”Weight: 235Hair: Brown/BaldingEyes: HazelRelease date: 04/02/2024Rein will be homeless in Barron CountyConviction InformationConviction date: 10/22/2018Conviction: Child Enticement; 2 nd Degree sexual Assault of a Child Conditions of Supervision, not limited to: -Absolute sobriety. May not be present in any location where the primary purpose is the sale or consumption ofalcohol.-Comply with GPS requirements.-No contact with anyone under the age

The City of Altoona has announced the 2024 City of Altoona Photography Contest. This photo contest provides an opportunity to highlight the beauty and splendor that surrounds visitors to River Prairie each day with special attention given to River Prairie’s feathered residents and visitors. Photos of ALL birds are welcome, not just the River Prairie Eagles. Interested in the details? CLICK HERE!

A Minnesota man is behind bars there as the prime suspect in a weekend shooting at a Wisconsin bar. Police say they found a man who’d been shot in the stomach in the parking lot of George’s Lounge in the Town of Buffalo not long after midnight Saturday. Officers say 39-year-old Damien Winn fled back to Winona, Minnesota before he was caught. Winn is being held on a probation hold. No one is saying when he may be back in

The search for a missing Manitowoc County boy has now stretched on for 40 days. Elijah Vue, 3, is still missing.(Two Rivers Police Department) Volunteers were back out searching for Elijah Vue yesterday. No one has seen him since February 20th when police say he disappeared from his mother’s boyfriend’s home. The search for the little boy has stretched from Green Bay, to Two Rivers, and out to the Dells. Last week, police called in 70 drone operators from across

It was a Friday full of vetoes from Wisconsin’s governor. Governor Tony Evers on Friday vetoed 40 different proposals from Wisconsin Republicans. They cover everything from a tax cut for retirees, to a plan that would have allowed school districts to hire superintendents who were not educators. The governor did sign 16 new state laws. Those include new rules for urgent care centers in the state, as well as new fees for video or audio recordings from local governments, and

Wisconsin’s Office of School Safety is getting another year of funding. Governor Evers on Friday signed a law that extends state support for the OSS through the spring of 2025. Wisconsin’s attorney general opened the Office of School Safety in 2018, they added a 24-hour tip line in 2020. The A-G originally used COVID money to pay for the tip line, but that money has since run out. Attorney General Josh Kaul has said without more money, he may have

Soon-to-be former Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher is reportedly heading into the data security business . A number of reports on Friday said that Gallagher is joining the firm Palantir when he leaves Congress later this month. Palantir was founded by Peter Thiel and focuses on national and international security. Gallagher surprised many in his Green Bay district when he announced earlier this year that he would not run for re-election. He surprised even more people when he said last month

Police in Dane County are warning people about a scam IRS call. This comes after a woman was tricked into giving away 30-thousand dollars. The scams are not uncommon and can happen anywhere. Officers recommend contacting your bank and asking questions before releasing any personal information or money to catch scam artists in the act.

Hello! Welcome to your weekend. We’re glad you are here with us. As we soak up the last weekend in March, it might feel like the year is moving at Mach-speed. That’s why we like to take a little time to intentionally slow things down on Saturday morning with a simple “scroll down memory lane.” It’s a way to look back at events that happened on this day in history before we head out to make new history today. If

If you like to plant in front of the iconic blue screen and scream the answers-in the form of a question, you can celebrate today. “Jeopardy!” is celebrating its 60th anniversary this weekend. Jim Forbes has more: