Donations, Refugee Care Underway at Fort McCoy
The seven thousand Afghan refugees at Wisconsin’s Fort McCoy need medical care and warm clothes. Commanders say they are dealing with…
RSV Cases Spike in WI
Doctors say there’s another respiratory disease making the rounds in Wisconsin. RSV usually doesn’t start to appear until later in the…
Back to the Redrawing Board
Wisconsin’s election managers are looking to take the first step toward drawing a new political map this week. The state’s…
WI Lawmakers Takes on Curriculum
One of southeast Wisconsin’s Republican congressmen is on-board with a plan that would require all schools in the country to show…
WI Cranberries “Bogged” Down By Heat
The hot, dry summer in Wisconsin took its toll on the state’s cranberry crop. Growers say they expect an ‘average’ crop at…
Free Life Jackets Make Splash
There are more free life jackets to borrow at Lake Eau Claire. Lake Eau Claire Association President Lori Bechtel says…
Exhibit Honors WI Vietnam War Veterans
A traveling exhibit honoring Wisconsin Vietnam War veterans is on display in Dunn County. The Wisconsin Remembers: A Face For Every Name spotlights…
Troopers Remind Drivers Stay Safe
The Wisconsin State Patrol is reminding drivers heading back home after the holiday weekend that extra troopers are patrolling the roads to…
WI Bicycle Film Festival Gets Ready to Roll
The virtual 20th anniversary tour of Bicycle Film Festival is returning to Wisconsin, Sept. 10 – 19. BFF Wisconsin is…
Labor Day Snapshot: Benefits End, Covid Concerns Remain, Box Office Sees Boost
On this Labor Day, it’s the end of payments for some people. More than seven-million Americans lose their unemployment benefits…
