Category Archives: State News

The pride of the Wisconsin Maritime Museum, the USS Cobia, will be celebrating her 75th birthday on March 17th. The Cobia has been a major attraction for the museum for the past 48 years, as it is the...

Sheboygan and Manitowoc are both receiving national recognition for their economic development successes in Site Selection magazine's annual ranking of top metro areas in the U.S. for corporate facili...

A baseball-themed fun event to benefit the 'Miracle League of the Lakeshore' will be held this Saturday at Fox Hills Resort in Mishicot. The pep-rally style celebration from 5-to-8pm will include: WBA...

The Sheboygan Police Department is reporting that there have been several cases of counterfeit $20 bills circulating throughout Sheboygan. The bills appear authentic, with the exception of some wordin...

When a search warrant was executed Wednesday morning in Stoughton, police say they turned up evidence illegal drugs were being sold. Police say they spent three months observing and collecting informa...

An estimated one-thousand employees -- current and former -- of the Diocese of La Crosse will be affected by the termination of their pension plan. Bishop William Patrick Callahan made the announcemen...

Authorities say a controlled explosion Wednesday eliminates the danger from chemicals they found in the Beaver Dam apartment complex where a man died. Dozens of residents who were evacuated have been ...

The Eau Claire County Board is supporting a change in state law affecting the retirement fund accounts of public employees convicted of stealing money from taxpayers. The "Lokken Law" resolution was p...

Madison police say a Toki Middle School student was taken into custody and transported to the Juvenile Reception Center for bringing a B-B gun to school Tuesday. School officials say school staff memb...

Three weeks after the U-S Department of Housing and Urban Development issued a stop work order, local contractors involved in Milwaukee's lead abatement program are asking some questions. Several met ...