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For many, it is a sad goodbye to Herb Kohler. The longtime CEO of the Kohler Company passed away Saturday, he was 83. The family said his ‘zest for life, adventure’ inspired many. Kohler ran the Kohler Company for 43 years before he handed the role off to his son, David in 2015. There is no word yet on funeral plans.

A Minnesota man picks up an OWI in Eau Claire County. 36 year old Sean Michael Renspe, from Stacy , MN has been arrested by the Wisconsin State Patrol Eau Claire Post for operating a motor vehicle under the influence, 1st offense, with one child in the vehicle under the age of 16. On Sunday, September 4th at approximately 10:13 a.m., a Wisconsin State Patrol Trooper stopped a vehicle for a speeding violation on Interstate 94 at mile post 71

A crash leads to an OWI for a Menomonie woman. On Saturday, September 3rd, 2022, at 2:36 a.m., Troopers with the Wisconsin State Patrol responded to a single vehicle crash at the exit 52 westbound on-ramp of Interstate 94 in Dunn County. The driver and two minor children were not injured. A Trooper observed signs of impairment and a subsequent investigation, including standardized field sobriety tests, was conducted. The driver, Lucy C. Chang, from Menomonie, WI, was arrested for operating

Two parcels of shoreline property with high ecological significance have been donated recently to the Door County Land Trust by the Nevins family’s third generation owners. Once full-time residents of Door County, Susan, Nancy, and Lori Nevins donated property totaling 9.27 acres near the Village of Egg Harbor in memory of their conservationist parents. The County of Door Land Use Planning Department conservation study ranks this property as “high concern for protection” for a variety of factors: migratory bird habitat,

Hello. As the curtain opens on your weekend, just a friendly reminder that this Saturday across the country, you can go to the movies for three-dollars. In honor of National Cinema Day, most national theater chains will drop the price of all movies, including some of the summer’s biggest blockbusters, to just three dollars a ticket.  It’s the latest creative promotion to get people back into theater seats as the box office competes with countless streaming services. Maybe buttery popcorn is your lunch

A Wausau television news anchor’s death is confirmed to have been by suicide.  Yesterday Wausau Police issued a statement confirming Neena Pacholke’s death was by suicide.  She was 27.  The police statement says officers found her dead at a home in Wausau Saturday morning, August 27th during a welfare check after she reportedly had made suicidal statements.  Her older sister spoke with media outlets following Neena’s suicide saying her sister’s death was a big surprise because she was always happy

A red panda at the Henry Villas Zoo is dead following a cancer diagnosis.  Zoo officials say Tai was 14-years old and had been at the Henry Villas Zoo since 2012.  In a Facebook post yesterday, the Zoo announced her bone cancer diagnosis.   Tai was humanely euthanized after undergoing chemo but failing to improve. 

Over 100 people are being cited for underage drinking at a bar in downtown Madison.  Police say officers were visiting Madison bars doing proactive enforcement of liquor laws last night when they cited 137 people at the same bar in the 600 block of State Street.  Police say they only contacted six people at the bar that were actually 21-years-old.  Police say they’re likely to give out more citations in the future.

The Wisconsin Department of Health Services and Chippewa County Department of Public Health are reminding people to protect themselves from mosquito bites now that two animals in the state have tested positive for West Nile virus. A bird from Milwaukee County and a horse from Trempealeau County are the first reported infections in the state this year. No human cases of the virus have been reported yet in 2022. The virus spreads to humans, horses, birds, and other animals through

As many families shift into Back to School mode, we see those first day pictures as brothers and sisters pose for a return to the classroom.  But for this week’s Friday Feel Good, we meet two women who may not have had a childhood together, but after a recent discovery have many years ahead to create new memories.  Two women, both born in Michigan, just found out that they are half-sisters after taking a DNA test.  Diane Ward and Mary