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Fate of Sheboygan Armory Still Unknown

The fate of the Sheboyagn Armory remains up in the air. At a meeting on Monday, the City Council decided to vote on a refferendum in November. The refferendum would allow voters to decide the fate of ...

Bellevue Fire Causes $25,000 in Damage

A fire broke out in a home in Bellevue late last night. Crews were called just after 11:00 PM to the home in the 2900 block of Tordeur to find the smoke billowing from the home. The resident of the ho...

Calendar Limits Possible Changes For Lincoln Hills Youth Prison

The Majority Leader for the Wisconsin Senate says passing the governor's plan for the troubled Lincoln Hills youth prison may have to wait until next legislative session to be completed. Republican Sc...

Portage County Trial Starts For Accused Gunman In Stevens Point

The trial is underway for a 21-year-old Stevens Point man accused of being the gunman in an incident which happened last summer. Tanner Tork is charged with four felonies. Prosecutors say the June inc...

High School Teacher Retires Early Due To Allegations On Social Media

Allegations made on social media against a teacher at Madison East High School have led him to retire sooner than he had planned. The Madison Metropolitan School District says Gary Calhoun had already...

Federal Officials Issue Stop Work Order For Milwaukee's Lead Program

Federal officials have suspended Milwaukee's troubled program for reducing lead in homes. The U-S Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) issued a stop work order Monday. The move comes afte...

Building Destroyed After 3rd Fire In 2 Months In Wisconsin Dells

A maintenance building at the Mount Olympus theme park in Lake Delton has been destroyed by an early morning fire. It's the third fire at a Wisconsin Dells-area attraction since December. Fire crews w...

Congressional Candidate Wanted In New York City For Grand Larceny

A Democrat challenging incumbent Wisconsin Congressman Ron Kind has a legal matter she has to attend to first. Thirty-six-year-old Juliet Germanotta of La Crosse has agreed to waive extradition to New...

Bipartisan Bill Would Close Wisconsin's Youth Prisons

A bill moving through the Wisconsin Assembly would close the state's youth prison facilities in Irma by the middle of 2020. There is said to be bipartisan support for legislation which would move the ...

Hospital Employee Suspended In Injured Infants Case

Officials at Meriter Hospital in Madison say one employee has been suspended while unexplained injuries to babies in the newborn intensive care unit are investigated. Meriter President and C-E-O Sue E...