Bob Uecker will be honored during the Lombardi Golf Classic in June. The Lombardi Cancer Foundation says the golf competition will include a panel discussion about good memories of Uecker. Speakers will include Milwaukee Brewers greats Scott Karl and Geoff Jenkins. The Lombardi Memorial Golf Classic raises funds for cancer treatment and research to honor the memory of late Green Bay head coach Vince Lombardi.
Read MoreThe Eau Claire County Parks & Forest Department announces that the Lake Altoona water level will begin to be raised to normal summer elevation beginning on Monday, April 14, 2025. It has been determined that ice-off conditions now exist on the lake. Lake front property owners will have through April 14 to do any lake front improvements to their property before the level begins to rise on April 14. It is expected the lake level will be back to the
Read MoreSeven people have been arrested in a drug bust in Black River Falls. Police served a search warrant on the 800 block of Pierce Street and found drugs and drug paraphernalia. Drugs found in the house included cocaine, marijuana, heroin, and different prescriptions that tested positive. Six of the people are being held in jail as one was released due to medical issues. The seven individuals ranged in ages 29 to 53. Everyone has been charged and awaiting their initial
Read MoreBillionaire Elon Musk gave out two one-million dollar checks to two attendees at a town hall in Green Bay on Sunday. Musk’s political action committee organized the event for people who signed a petition against what it calls “activist judges.” Musk and his group are backing Republican Supreme Court candidate Brad Schimel ahead of Tuesday’s critical Wisconsin Supreme Court race. The state’s Attorney General had filed a lawsuit against the action, as Wisconsin law bars giving voters anything of value
Read MoreThe Hodag dome collapsed after the area lost power and because of the storms that hit the area. The school district of Rhinelander announced that it will be closed while they asses the damage. The dome also had some tears in it from the wind gusts. They hope to get this done in a timely manner and get the dome back up and running.
Read MoreCheese Louise is back open after a fire destroyed its original location. The fire took place back in October and the entire Feed Mil Building was a loss. The owner of Cheese Louise, Pat Kelly, were approached by the owners the Northwoods Cycle building and offered them a space in that building. Kelly said he will stay in the building, but talks have begun to re-build in the same spot where they were located.
Read MoreOn Saturday, March 29th, 2025, at approximately 7:14 am, the Dunn County Communication Center received a 911 call reporting a female lying in the ditch that appeared to have been struck by a vehicle on County Highway Y, between 330th Ave and 370th Ave, in the Town of Dunn, Dunn County, Wisconsin. The Dunn County Sheriff’s Office, Menomonie Fire Department, Wisconsin State Patrol, responded to the scene. Upon arrival, a woman was located just off of the roadway with fatal
Read MoreA Wisconsin judge is allowing Elon Musk to give money to people who vote a certain way. Jim Forbes has more with a CLICK BELOW:
Read MoreA teen is in jail for allegedly murdering his mother and step-father in Waukesha County. A Waukesha County Sheriff spokesperson says Nikita Casap was living with his dead parents for two weeks in February. He appeared in court Thursday and faces charges of two counts of homicide and bail is set at one-million dollars.
Read MoreThousands of pounds of ground coffee in 15 states have been recalled by the Food and Drug Administration. The recall is for hundreds of 12 ounce bags of Our Family Traverse City Cherry Decaf Light Roast Ground Coffee which were mislabeled as decaffeinated. The FDA says the product was sold in Colorado, Iowa, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Missouri, Minnesota, North Carolina, North Dakota, Nebraska, Ohio, South Dakota, Wisconsin and Wyoming. The voluntary recall was issued on March 13th by Massimo Zanetti
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