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Western Wisconsin’s congressman is promising to get answers about faulty equipment at the Tomah VA.  Congressman Derrick Van Orden said he was just made aware of PT/INR lab equipment that wasn’t working properly.  Van Orden, who is a former Navy SEAL, said all veterans deserve top-notch care at the VA, and said that faulty equipment is life threatening and can’t be tolerated.

Trempealeau County’s Humane Society is asking for help in dealing with a mystery illness.  Rescuers with the Humane Society say two dogs have already died from the illness, and several others are sick.  They are looking for more volunteers and more foster families to help with healthy animals during this outbreak.  If you’re interested, YOU CAN CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION.

Wisconsinites in celebrating the Official Friday Fish Fry Day with a fish fry on Friday. Governor Evers on Friday declared February 16th, 2024 as the state’s Official Friday Fish Fry Day. The governor’s proclamation traces the history of fish fry Fridays back to the nineteenth century, and recognizes how fish fry Fridays have helped the state’s taverns and supper clubs. The governor says he joined other Wisconsinites in celebrating the Official Friday Fish Fry Day with a fish fry on

It was the end of an era on the UW-Eau Claire campus Saturday night.  UW-Eau Claire beat La Crosse to win the final men’s basketball game at Zorn Arena.  The university will play its games at the Sonnentag Event Center next season.  Zorn has been open since 1952, and has seen many Blugold games over the years.  One more piece of the ending of the era, player Nolan Blair hit the final three pointer at Zorn Saturday night.  His dad,

A 33-year-old woman’s death is being ruled a homicide and two have been arrested in relation to her death.  Ashley Ann Calo was found dead in her car after a single car accident earlier this week and foul play is suspected according to Fond du Lac police.  Annaka Winter Trudell has been arrested and charged with first-degree reckless homicide and an unidentified man has been charged with harboring or aiding a felon.  More is to be discovered in the case

Wisconsin Soybean farmers will be allowed to use the weed killer with Dicamba despite a court ruling last week banning the substance.  The EPA is allowing already packaged goods with Dicamba to be sent out nationwide.  In Wisconsin sale and distribution will continue until the end of May with use allowed until the end of June.

The All-City Spelling Bee took place yesterday at M.A.T.C.’s Mitby Theater.  The Wisconsin State Journal sponsored the event for the 75th consecutive year.  Thirty-eight students from third to eighth grade from Madison competed in the competition.  Eighth grader Vincent Bautista from St. Maria Goretti Catholic School won the event.  He and the second and third place finishers will be going to the state wide competition on March 16th.

Hello! Welcome to your weekend. We’re glad you are here. With the taste of Winter returning this week we (finally) see some snow on the ground and feel those colder temps. We remember how to Winter in Wisconsin, don’t we? How about we warm it up a bit on this Saturday morning with our weekly “scroll down memory lane?” It’s just a simple look back on events that happened on this day in history, before we head out to make

Above photo: Meet Poppy with an easy click here! Are you looking for a soulmate during this, the month of love? Dunn County Humane Society just might have your “puuurrfect” match. Likely you have seen the posts lately asking for help after there was a large number of dogs that came in due to multiple animal welfare emergencies. Then, one of those dogs had a litter of puppies…surprise! Needless to say, they’ve been busy at the shelter, but the DCHS

First Lady Jill Biden visited with leaders and students in Green Bay yesterday.  Biden spent time at the Rail Yard Innovation District talking with U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona, Governor Tony Evers, Green Bay Mayor Eric Genrich, Chairman of Oneida Nation Tehassi Hill and students. They held a round-table discussion on career-oriented learning. The first lady made sure to highlight that the Career-Connected High Schools grant program provided a million-and-a-half-dollars in grant money to the Wisconsin Department of Public