Category Archives: State News

The Green Bay Police Department responded to a report of shots fired at around noon yesterday. The report indicated that the incident occurred at a residence in the 800 block of Elmore Street, but cas...

24 year old Felicia Kuehnl has been ordered to undergo a competency evaluation following her alleged murder of her stepfather. The evaluation will take place in the Manitowoc County Courthouse on May ...

Damage is estimated at $15,000 from an apartment fire in Two Rivers late yesterday afternoon. Firefighters were called about 4:45 to an apartment complex at 1814 19th Street where it was reported a sm...

Two safety divers with the Madison Fire Department managed to pull a kayaker out of the 65-degree water in Lake Monona Sunday afternoon. Three people were rescued, including the children in two other ...

Twenty-seven sub-contractors and suppliers have won contracts worth 100-million dollars to work on phase-one of the Foxconn Technology Group project. The flat-screen manufacturing plant is being built...

Former U-S Senator Herb Kohl will cover all Wisconsin project requests on the education crowd-funding site DonorsChoose.org. Nearly 580 teachers had made requests totaling 425-thousand dollars. They w...

Bird enthusiasts can experience the sights, sounds and natural beauty of birds in peak spring migration as the Horicon Marsh Bird Club hosts the 21st annual Bird Festival at Horicon Marsh Education an...

A 31-year-old homicide suspect is expected to make a court appearance in Portage County this week. He's being held in a fatal shooting reported Saturday night in the town on Almond. Deputies responded...

The Wisconsin Tourism Department reports that tourism represented $20.6 billion dollars in total sales in the state during 2017. That figure is three-percent higher than the year before. Governor Scot...

Prosecutors say a former employee at the University of Wisconsin-Madison funneled the cash he was taking through fake companies, cashed fraudulent checks and made personal purchases. The thefts were d...