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Badgers four-star target Amari Allen returns to Wisconsin for final year of high school
The Wisconsin Badgers have been pursuing 2025 four-star forward Amari Allen as one of their top remaining targets in the upcoming cycle. Allen, a native of Kaukauna, Wisconsin, has gotten over a dozen offers from schools as he continues to rise in the class, but narrowed down a list of official visits, with the Badgers getting one for the weekend of September 14th.
La Crosse Country Club hosts 2024 Golf Outing for Scouting
LA CROSSE, Wis. (WLAX/WEUX) – For its 21st year, the Golf Outing for Scouting, a golf outing that benefits local scout troops, took to La Crosse Country Club. This year’s event had a special celebrity guest in Packers Hall of Fame quarterback Lynn Dickey, who pioneered the Packers from 1976-1985.
Shawano County Gets Grant Dollars For Road Projects
SHAWANO, WI- The Shawano County Highway Department has received a $514,572 grant to help cover the costs of five asphalt road projects. The grant, provided through the Local Roads Improvement Program administered by the Wisconsin Department of Transportation, will reimburse up to 50% of the asphalt expenses for these projects.
University of Wisconsin president wants $855 million in new funding to stave off higher tuition
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Universities of Wisconsin officials are asking their regents to approve a request for $855 million in new state funding to stave off another round of tuition increases, cover raises, subsidize tuition and keep two-year branch campuses open in some form. President Jay Rothman said during a brief Zoom news conference Monday that his administration plans to ask regents on Thursday to approve asking for the money as part of the 2025-27 state budget. The request is only the first step in...
Johnson: Wisconsin Dems refuse to clean up voter rolls
(The Center Square) – Wisconsin’s Republican U.S. Senator says it’s not accidental Wisconsin’s voter rolls remain filled with dead people and voters who have moved out of state. Sen. Ron Johnson was on Fox Business over the weekend, and once again criticized Democrats for wanting “to make it easy to cheat in elections.” “They're not going to clean up the voter rolls. In Wisconsin for example, we have about 7.5...
Spinning the State: Palmyra, Kenosha, New Glarus
Stories you might have missed form across Wisconsin. Palmyra: Fishery becomes first aquaculture company to join effort to use 100% of each fish grown. Who doesn’t love a good fish fry or fish filet? Have you ever wondered what happen to the rest of the fish once the tasty parts are removed? Only 40% of a fish caught by commercial fisheries is eaten. The remaining 60% is often relegated to inexpensive uses or thrown away. Rushing waters Fisheries is trying to change that math. Widely regarded as the states premiere aquafarm, Rushing waters has signed on to the “100% great lake Fish Plan”. This means they are publicly committing to use 100% of the fish they raise in 2025. As part of the commitment, the company will be sharing information with other companies in the fish supply chain about ways to incorporate innovative applications for fish byproducts. Twenty Nine companies across North America have signed the pledge. Peter Fritsch, President of Rushing waters Fisheries said in a statement, “We have been committed to sustainable practices before it was ever popular, so joining the 100% Great Lakes Fish Pledge is just an extension of what we do every day.” Full Story.
Live Vape Free program expands
A program that helps young people reduce or quit vaping is expanding to serve adults between 18 and 26, the Department of Health Services said last week. To access this content, you must purchase a Premium membership, or log in if you are a member.
Know your legal rights: Here’s what you can do if you disagree with land zoning decisions
Many people become upset when their local government enacts new zoning ordinances or makes zoning decisions that can alter the neighborhood or community, such as by allowing commercial businesses in areas that were previously zoned for residential. Local officials strive to balance everyone’s interests, but their decisions can sometimes anger...
Jobs slipped slightly in July while employment hit a new record, state reports
The number of jobs dipped slightly in Wisconsin in July while employment rose, according to projections released Thursday by the state labor department. The unemployment rate in Wisconsin remained close to steady at 3% in July, the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development (DWD) reported. The projected number of people reporting they were employed reached a new high of 3.049 million.
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