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The Harris/Walz and Vance shows return to Wisconsin, though the DNC is in Chicago
Milwaukee was again in the national spotlight Tuesday night. The Democratic ticket of Kamala Harris and Tim Walz spoke at Fiserv Forum, just minutes after Democratic National Convention delegates in Chicago reconfirmed Harris as the party’s presidential nominee and Walz as the choice for vice president. The Democratic Party...
IRS Scam Warning Issued To Wisconsin Residents
No surprise here but it's time for another scam alert. Sigh. There really is a scam for everything these days. This scam was reported in Wisconsin just a few days ago and follows the playbook of so many others scams that have been circulating lately. This scam has been reported...
Wisconsin tribes hope new FCC alert will aid search efforts for missing Indigenous people
The Federal Communications Commission recently announced a new nationwide alert code for missing and endangered people. The new “MEP” code, short for “Missing and Endangered Persons,” is similar to Amber Alerts for missing children and Silver Alerts for missing and endangered seniors, but it applies to adults that don’t fit either of these categories. It will allow local law enforcement to quickly disseminate information about missing residents through radio, TV and phone alerts.
Mega Millions for Tuesday, Aug. 20, 2024, is a $498 million jackpot. Check your numbers!
Did Mega Millions make you a millionaire overnight? After no one matched all five numbers plus the Mega Ball in the Friday, Aug. 16 drawing, the grand prize climbed to $498 million for Tuesday, Aug. 20. ...
Nedweski: UW must improve relationship with lawmakers before new money
(The Center Square) – It’s not that Republican lawmakers don’t want to give the University of Wisconsin any more money, one legislator says the problem is the university is reluctant to tell the legislature where the money it currently gets is being spent. Rep. Amanda Nedweski, R-Pleasant Prairie, was on News Talk 1130 WISN Wednesday, and said the UW System is likely not getting more money until school leaders improve their relationship with the legislature. ...
Northeast Wisconsinites experience DNC in different ways
CHICAGO, Ill. (WFRV) – There’s been plenty of Northeast Wisconsin representation at the Democratic National Convention this week. Among the Wisconsin delegates, many of whom wore cheeseheads on Tuesday night, were familiar faces like governor Tony Evers. But there were also people from Northeast Wisconsin like first-time delegate Marsie Hartman from Sturgeon Bay. .
Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez says DNC is 'electric and joyful'
CHICAGO — Wisconsin Lieutenant Governor Sara Rodriguez spoke on the opening night of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, themed “For the People.”. “I’m not gonna lie, I was pretty nervous walking out there, but I will tell you that the atmosphere here is electric and joyful and happy,” she told Spectrum News 1 during an interview on the second day of the DNC. “It was so much fun to be able to represent Wisconsin on that national stage, to be able to talk to folks about what health care means in this election.”
Disagree with that 13% increase in your home’s taxable value? The deadline to challenge nears
ROCKFORD — Home and business owners across Winnebago County were greeted this summer with another double-digit increase to the taxable value of their property. The taxable value of all property across Winnebago County increased more than 13% this year to a record high $7.27 billion, according to the Winnebago County Supervisor of Assessments. That comes after an 11% increase in 2023, and it’s the third consecutive year of record-high values in the county.
Things to do in Madison: Orton Park Festival, Camp Aldo and more
The Black Business Hub at 2352 S. Park St. has been open for business for months, offering a variety of local shops and resources for entrepreneurs. But on Saturday, the Urban League of Greater Madison will make it official. The Hub’s ribbon cutting ceremony starts at 12:30 p.m., followed by music, refreshments and an atrium full of vendors and information from 1:30-5 p.m. The event is a complement to the annual Unity Picnic, which takes place across the parking lot at the organization’s headquarters, 2222 S. Park St., from 12-5 p.m.
Girls swimming: Verona eyeing Big Eight, postseason titles
The hunt to win the Big Eight Conference and state championships could be a barnburner once again between two of the state’s top teams this season. Verona, which finished as the WIAA Division 1 state runner-up last year, returns 11 swimmers from a team that brought home a silver trophy. Rival Middleton is the defending Division 1 and conference champion.
Girls swimming: Oregon eyes conference, state success
The Oregon girls swimming team will be in the hunt for a Badger Large Conference championship with six swimmers back who qualified for state last year. Junior Alyse Block returns after finishing as the WIAA Division 1 state runner-up in the 50-yard freestyle (22.38) and 100 free (50.18). Both were school records. Block has 15 school records, including five of the eight individual records. She was named the Badger Large Conference Swimmer of the Year and named All-State in the 50 free, 100 free, 200 individual medley relay and 400 free relay. She was the conference champion in the 50 free and 100 free.
Girls swimming: State silver medalist Cheyenne Borroughs to lead Stoughton
The Stoughton girls swimming team returns two state qualifiers who are aiming to kick the Vikings back to state. Junior Cheyenne Borroughs finished as the WIAA Division 2 state runner-up in the 50-yard freestyle and 100 breaststroke. She was .01 of a second away from a gold medal in the breaststroke and .05 of a second away from a title in the 50 free.
Men’s Soccer Opens 2024 Season Against Wisconsin
MADISON, Wisconsin- The Marist men's soccer 2024 season begins with a two-game road trip to Wisconsin, beginning Thursday night. The Red Foxes begin their campaign with a match against the Wisconsin Badgers. The Red Foxes were picked fifth of 13 teams in the MAAC Preseason Coaches' Poll. The Red Foxes...
Community Events Calendar: Aug. 23-31
Time, date, location subject to change. Check veronapress.com for updates. 15-minute sessions between 4-5:30 p.m., Verona Public Library, 500 Silent St. Grab your favorite book and read to a furry friend. Independent readers can sign up for a 15-minute spot to read to a registered therapy animal. For ages five and up. Registration required online at veronapubliclibrary.org or by calling 608-845-7180.
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