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‘We deserve a seat at the table’: UW System unions protest as Board of Regents pass mass faculty layoffs
Unions representing faculty and staff across the University of Wisconsin System demonstrated outside a UW Board of Regents meeting Thursday, urging the board to push chancellors to meet with their unions and protest mass faculty layoffs later approved by the regents. Dozens of union members protested for more than two...
Trinity Pesko is Miss Czech-Slovak US
PHILLIPS — After serving as Miss Czech-Slovak Wisconsin for 2023, Trinity Pesko is now Miss Czech-Slovak U.S. after winning the two-day national competition at Wilbur, Nebraska. In addition to the title of Queen, Pesko also won other competitions at the national event including the Oratory Award, the Grand Talent Award, the Kroj Family Story Award, and the Sokol Award. The total prize package comes to $3,600 in cash, and $2,500 travel stipend fortravel to Czechia (Czech Republic) and Slovakia. ...
Fiscal Facts: Public school enrollment down for 10th straight year
Statewide public school enrollment in Wisconsin declined for the tenth straight year in 2023-24, with the nearly 9,000-student decline representing the second biggest one-year drop in the last decade. Wisconsin’s statewide rate of student chronic absenteeism declined slightly in 2022-23 but remained highly elevated relative to pre-pandemic levels, with nearly...
WATCH: Wisconsin Couple Gets Engaged at Hozier Concert, Fans Confused by Song Choice
Hozier was performing in our neck of the woods over the weekend. He did a show in St. Paul, Minnesota on Saturday, August 17th, and the day before that he performed in Madison, Wisconsin. Hozier has an amazing voice and I love his music. Some of his music can have...
Vintage Day in Hermansville honors longtime resident
HERMANSVILLE, Mich. (WLUC) - A Menominee County town celebrated its own history Sunday afternoon. Hermansville community members gathered at the IXL Historical Museum for Vintage Day. Museum President Marilyn Popp says the town had a booming logging industry about 100 years ago. “We’re celebrating the way things were back then,”...
DCU swimmers off to strong start after Marinette meet
The Door County United Girls Swim Team, consisting of swimmers from Sevastopol High School, Sturgeon Bay High School, and Southern Door High School, competed in the Marinette Pentathlon for their first conference matchup of the 2024 season. Each swimmer competed in the same five events, and scoring was completed according to grade level. The team continued their success from last season with high placements within each grade. For freshmen, Megan Quaderer (SBHS) tied for third, and Amelia Michalski (SBHS) finished sixth. Sophomore Shaeffer Rass (SEV) finished second overall. Kailyn Neville (SDHS) and Chloe Bissen (SBHS) finished fourth and fifth overall for juniors. Julia Michalski (SBHS) finished first overall for the seniors, followed closely by Caitlyn Hasenjager (SBHS), who finished second. The team showed off their hard work during the pre-season to the conference. They showed great promise of success for the remainder of the season. The DCU swim team will next compete in the Conference Relays Meet at the Door County YMCA on Thursday, August 29th, at 5:00 p.m.
WLUK to mark 70 years of community television
NORTHEAST WISCONSIN – While WLUK-TV marks seven decades of service to the community this September, the station’s roots — like many other Wisconsin television stations — go back to radio. But for WLUK, it goes back to a time when two companies were competing for a...
Hingiss Park restrooms closed indefinitely due to repeated vandalism
KIEL (WLUK) -- The restrooms at Hingiss Park in Kiel will be closed until further notice due to vandalism. Police say over the past week, on multiple occasions, it was reported hand toweling was stuffed down the toilet. In one instance, the hand toweling was forced so far down that certified professionals were needed to properly clear the toilet.
Labor Day weekend in Door County: Check out boats, sausages and beer, a state park and art
DOOR COUNTY - The summer season may be coming to an end with the approaching Labor Day weekend, and Door County is offering several two-day festivals and special events that weekend to cater to a variety of interests. Now, that doesn't mean the Peninsula is getting ready to shut down until next summer, as September and October bring a series of community festivals to go with the continuing theater seasons, live music, recreational activities, the pick-your-own apple...
Missing windsurfer in Green Bay found safe
GREEN BAY, Wis. (WFRV) – Authorities in Green Bay say a windsurfer who was reported to be missing Sunday night was found safe and returned to his family uninjured. According to a release from the Green Bay Metro Fire Department, a 22-year-old man was reported missing by his family at 8:30 p.m. after he had gone windsurfing on the waters of Green Bay and had not yet returned home.
Appleton International Airport expansion on schedule for 2025 NFL Draft
APPLETON – Appleton International Airport (ATW) Director Abe Weber said the latest terminal expansion project is on time and expected to be completed by next spring – just in time for the 2025 NFL Draft set in Green Bay April 24-26. “It will more than double the airport’s size,” he said. “We’re trying to bring this project online as quickly as possible, just in time for next year’s NFL Draft. Thus far, construction is on schedule. We haven’t added any additional flights (for the draft) yet, but that will be coming more this fall and early next spring.”
Green Bay Metro Fire Department puts out garage fire that homeowner didn't know was happening
GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - A Green Bay homeowner was alerted by her neighbors on Sunday that her garage was on fire. Just after 4 p.m. on Sunday, the Green Bay Metro Fire Department responded to a garage fire in the 1400 block of Farlin Avenue. At the scene they found an attached garage with smoke coming out of it.
Packers Named Landing Spot for Soon-To-Be-Cut Starting Quarterback
The Packers drubbed the Ravens in their preseason finale, 30-7, and though the game counts for nothing, it sure beats losing. The running game looked terrific (193 yards gained) and the defense forced four turnovers—again, good news there. But if there was one area that was being most closely watched heading into the game, it was the battle for backup quarterback. And, unfortunately, neither incumbent QB2 Sean Clifford nor 2024 draftee Michael Pratt distinguished himself in that battle.
Green Bay Packers MUST TRADE for Daniel Jones from the New York Giants
As the NFL gears up for another competitive season, both the New York Giants and Green Bay Packers face critical decisions that could shape their futures. The Giants, grappling with the underperformance of Daniel Jones, and the Packers, eyeing a Super Bowl run with concerns about their backup quarterback situation, might find a mutually beneficial solution in a potential trade.
Aaron Rodgers reclaimed NFL helmet set to sell at charity and wore it at practice
Excerpts continue to be revealed from the newly-released Aaron Rodgers biography with the latest suggesting that the talented quarterback had to endure a tough few years while being the back-up quarterback - including an incident that saw him have to buy back his own helmet from a charity sale. According...
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