Category Archives: State News
Man Who Stabbed Roommate To Death Deemed Competent To Stand Trial
A Madison man has been deemed competent to stand trial for allegedly stabbing his roommate to death. Ronald E. Redeaux Junior made a Dane County Court appearance Monday. He had been found not competen...
Jun 5, 2018
Milwaukee Beaches Shut Down By Bacteria
The Milwaukee Health Department has posted signs closing several beaches along the lakefront. In some cases, people have ignored the signs warning about E. coli in the water while wading into Lake Mic...
Jun 5, 2018
Prosecution: Truck Driver Was On Drug When He Hit School Bus
Prosecutors in Columbia County say the truck driver who slammed his 18-wheeler into the back of a stopped school bus was on drugs at the time. A judge set bail for 42-year-old Wayne Murphy at 35-thous...
Jun 4, 2018
Junction City Man Who Shot At Neighbors Won't Avoid Jail Time
A Junction City man will spend three years in prison for firing shots at a neighbor. Henry Kamniski entered a no contest plea to charges of second-degree recklessly endangering safety as a hate crime ...
Jun 4, 2018
Congressman Kind: 2018 Farm Bill Is Bad Bill
Congressman Ron Kind says the 2018 Farm Bill -- in its current form -- is a bad bill. The Wisconsin Democrat says he is working to "reshape" the legislation so it works for family farmers and "not spe...
Jun 4, 2018
Western Wisconsin Town Considers Appeal Of PSC Ruling
The Town of Holland will consider an appeal of a court ruling when it meets next week. A Wisconsin appeals court rejected the town's appeal of a prior circuit court ruling which backed the Public Serv...
Jun 4, 2018
Madison Woman Arrested For OWI, Kicking Police Officer
A Madison woman is facing charges of operating while intoxicated and battery of a police officer after an incident Sunday night. The woman's name hasn't been released. The first call to authorities ca...
Jun 4, 2018
National Farm Medicine Center named ‘Friend of Agriculture’
The Marshfield Area Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MACCI) honored the National Farm Medicine Center with its "2018 Friend of Agriculture Award," June 1, during the Mayor's Dairy Breakfast at the Ce...
Jun 4, 2018 Front (from left): Emily Redmond, MCHS Chief of Staff Melissa Breen, MCHS CEO Susan Turney, Barbara Lee, Melissa Ploeckelman, Rachel Rol. Back row (from left): Matt Faber, Bryan Weichelt, Scott Heiberger, Josie Rudolphi, Dyan Friemoth, Cap Bendixsen.
CPR in Schools Celebrates National CPR & AED Awareness Week with Milestone
Today marks the beginning of National CPR & AED Awareness Week and the CPR in Schools program celebrated more than 250 Wisconsin schools trained to teach hands-only CPR. CPR in Schools is a progra...
Jun 4, 2018
Tittl Recaps “In the Best Interest of the Child”
Back on May 3rd, 25th District Representative Paul Tittl spearheaded a summit regarding children of opioid addicted parents entitle "In the Best Interest of the Child." Tiitl recently spoke on WOMT's ...
Jun 4, 2018
