Wisconsin gas prices look to be going back down. According to Triple-A the statewide average sits at three dollars and 23 cents a gallon, down eight cents from this time last week. In Madison the average is at three-26 a gallon. Triple-A points to dropping oil prices, which are at their lowest point since August 2021.
Read MoreToday the U.S. Department of Energy is renewing funding for the Great Lakes Bioenergy Research Center at University of Wisconsin-Madison. The Department of Energy says the research center could get over 147-and-a-half-million dollars over the next five years. The money will be used to find sustainable alternatives to gasoline.
Read MoreWisconsin is a top-five state for doctors. That’s according to WalletHub, which says Wisconsin is the fourth-best state to practice medicine. WalletHub says it uses 19 key metrics to make its rankings. Wisconsin ranks second in opportunity and competition and has the second-cheapest annual malpractice liability insurance. WalletHub says the best state for doctors is Montana and the worst is Hawaii.
Read MoreThe National Safety Council (NSC) reports more than 90% of all poisonings happen at home. Cosmetics and personal care products lead the list of most common substances implicated in pediatric poison exposures. According to the most recent data from the NSC, one poison exposure was reported to U.S. poison control centers every 15 seconds in 2020. As part of National Poison Prevention Week, March 19-25, HSHS Sacred Heart and St Joseph’s hospitals remind you about the dangers of potentially poisonous
Read MoreReserve Component Maternity Leave (RCML) is now available to Wisconsin National Guard Soldiers. RCML authorizes traditional Soldiers to be paid for 12 unit training assemblies (UTAs) post childbirth, and they may use it flexibly in the year that follows. This leave is available for future drills and can be applied retroactively back to June 9, 2022, for any Soldiers who gave birth, did not attend drill and did not get paid by their unit. CLICK HERE FOR FULL DETAILS.
Read MoreVisit Eau Claire is still accepting grant applications from organizations through the semi-annual Tourism and Cultural Arts grant programs. The deadline for application submission is April 15, 2023. The tourism grants are intended to encourage tourism development and promotion through events that will generate overnight stays and/or extend visitor stays while creating a positive image of the Eau Claire area. It is appropriate for new and expanding festivals, sports tournaments, conventions, and other special events that have a room night
Read MoreToday is the first day of spring in the Northern Hemisphere. In the U.S., we can officially say goodbye to winter at 4:24 p.m. our time. South of the equator, it’s the first day of fall.
Read MoreA Milwaukee firefighter is recovering after falling off a roof during a fire on Saturday. The fire happened at an apartment complex near 80th and Oklahoma. Family members say firefighter Jeff Rothmeier has concussion, memory loss, a bruised lung, a spinal fracture and 10 broken ribs. The union for Milwaukee firefighters say he is stable, awake and talking. Rothmeier also has a young daughter who is dealing with kidney failure. There are GoFundMe’s set-up for both dad and daughter for
Read MoreA pair of deaths in Winnebago County is being called suspicious. Two people were found dead in a home in the small town of Wolf River early Saturday morning. The Winnebago County Sheriff’s Office says there is no danger to the public. The sheriff also says a person of interest was arrested in Outagamie County on Saturday. The county medical examiner could have some answers in the case later today.
Read MorePolice in Milwaukee are looking for whoever pulled the trigger in a couple of weekend shootings. Two people were wounded in a double shooting at the Vibe Lounge on the city’s north side just after midnight on Saturday. That shooting came after two other people were shot and wounded in separate shootings on Friday. Milwaukee Police say all of the victims are expected to survive. There’s no word on suspects or motives.
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