Home

There is a warning from Wisconsin’s Department of Transportation about the coming shorter days. The deer are still not following the crossing signs and are moving all over the roads. (A classic Wisconsin joke, eh?) Wis-DOT superintendent Tim Carnahan said the morning and evening commutes will be a little more difficult as the days get shorter. Wis-DOT says just 25-percent of all driving is done at night, but half of all deadly crashes happen at night. Wis-DOT is also warning

The top Republican in the Wisconsin Assembly says he wants to wait, and follow the law when dealing with Wisconsin’s elections chief. Assembly speaker Robin Vos said on Capital City yesterday that he doesn’t see a need to impeach Meagan Wolfe because he believes the State Senate has removed her from office. Wolfe is refusing to leave, relying on a legal opinion from the state’s Attorney General that says she gets to keep her job until a replacement is named.

We are due for an update on the push for new political maps in Wisconsin. The Wisconsin Fair Maps Coalition will hold a briefing in Madison later this morning. They are pushing the Wisconsin Supreme Court to strike down the state’s current political map, and draw new ones before next year’s election. The Fair Maps Coalition says the current map is gerrymandered to favor Republicans. Republican lawmakers say the map have passed through both state and federal court, and has

The Powerball jackpot continues to grow. Lottery managers say no one won Saturday’s drawing, which means tonight’s Powerball jackpot will be one-and-a-half billion dollars. The jackpot is now the fourth largest lottery prize in the world. No one has won Powerball since July when someone in California hit a billion-dollar-plus jackpot. A one-point-five-billion-dollar Powerball jackpot would be worth about 680-million dollars in a lump sum payout, that is of course before taxes.

Leaders of Madison’s Jewish community are planning a prayer vigil Sunday night after Saturday’s attacks on Israel. The Palestinian militant group Hamas launched the attack firing thousands of rockets at Israeli cities and towns. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the Jewish State is at war.

Hello. Welcome to your weekend. We’re glad you are here! As time moves forward and our temperatures drop we welcome the new season and at the same time, try to take a minute to slow things down a bit with our weekend “scroll down memory lane” and look ahead (Sunday) to history. This is just a simpler way to start your day, with a look back at events that happened on this weekend in history before we head out to

Most Wisconsin families will probably have to pay more to heat their homes this winter.  The winter outlook from the National Energy Assistance Directors Association estimates electric heat will cost one-point-two percent more than last winter, while propane is expected to be four-point-two percent higher, and heating oil will be up eight-point-seven percent.  But there’s good news for people who heat with natural gas, which is forecast to cost seven-point-eight percent less than last winter.

UW-Madison’s annual “Fill the Hill” fundraiser brought in over half-a-million dollars this year.  UW Foundation officials said Friday evening they’ve counted nearly 32-hundred gifts totaling more than 513-thousand dollars.  Pink plastic flamingos filled Bascom Hill, each one marking a contribution.  Fill the Hill has brought in about three-million dollars to support university programs, departments, and initiatives since it began.

The week-long World Dairy Expo wrapped up Friday in Madison. Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers toured the expo today and says the state’s six-thousand dairy farms contribute more than 45-billion dollars to Wisconsin’s economy every year. He says the state is investing in grants to support the farm industry supply chain, farm families, and the environment. CLICK HERE FOR MORE .

Police in the Prescott area are seeking the publics help in tracking down a suspect. The suspect broke in a window and stole the victims purse from the parking lot of St. Joseph’s Church. Suspect then use stolen credit card at the Hudson, WI Wal-Mart to buy gift cards. Left Wal-Mart in an older white Pontiac. If you can help identify this person you are asked to contact authorities at: TELEPHONE NUMBER: 715-262-5512   EMAIL: kstewart@prescottcity.org