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Specializing in Self-Care: CVTC Launches Aesthetician Program
It seems as if the term “self-care” has been used more in the past few years than ever before, and whether it’s an after-affect of the COVID-19 lockdown, social media, shifting perspectives on health, or a combination of those things and more, it is certainly reflected in the business world. In fact, Chippewa Valley Technical College’s new Aesthetician-Advanced Practice program appears to stem from that increased interest in self-care.
Talking Gas And Oil With Mr. Global (Hour 2)
In the second hour Matt Randolph aka Mr. Global joins the show to talk about oil, gas, fracking and and why it's important to look closer at the details before you decide to speak. As always, thank you for listening, texting and calling, we couldn't do this without you! Don't...
Your guide to Marshfield’s Maple Fall Fest
Get ready for fall fun at one of central Wisconsin’s most popular events—thousands of people flock to Wildwood Park in Marshfield every September for Maple Fall Fest, a seasonal arts & crafts show with more than 150 vendors, live entertainment, maple syrup products, and much more. Here’s what you need to know about this exciting event.
City reimbursed for VP Harris visit
EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (WEAU) - Eau Claire hosting stops for two presidential campaigns on the same day left some residents wondering who footed the bill for city services related to those events. According to the Eau Claire City Manager’s Weekly Update, the city has a new system in place for...
Why are there cheeseheads on the floor of the DNC? That's the Wisconsin delegation.
CHICAGO – There are many of shades of blue on the floor of the United Center during the Democratic National Convention. But to the right of the right of the stage on the first level, there's a big pocket of yellow. That's the Wisconsin delegation sporting cheeseheads — a symbol of the Green Bay Packers and the state's dairy industry. The specialty hats didn't make an appearance Monday night but were out in full force Tuesday. ...
Wisconsin man arrested at Sleeping Bear Dunes for stealing car, National Park Service says
UPDATE 8/20/24 6:30 p.m. Steven Lisowski, wanted by Milwaukee Police for stealing a car, was arrested Tuesday by a National Park Service ranger and a Benzie County K-9 officer at Sleeping Bear Dunes. After the car was located at the National Lakeshore, multiple agencies worked together to find him. NPS said the ranger, officer and Lisowski were all injured during the arrest. They were taken to the hospital for non-life-threatening injuries. The case is still under investigation.
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...
Climate groups say they’re putting $55M into pro-Harris ads
Climate-focused advocacy groups say they’re putting $55 million into an ad campaign to elect Vice President Harris to the presidency. The League of Conservation Voters Victory Fund, Environmental Defense Fund Action Votes, and Climate Power Action said they are launching the ads, alongside the Democratic-aligned Future Forward PAC. The ads will run in the key…
College students get right into the river during hands-on research experience led by UWRF
RIVER FALLS — While the Kinnickinnic River has been an economic engine for River Falls and the state for quite some time, college students in River Falls this summer are figuring out that there is still a lot they can learn about it. To be more specific, seven students over the summer are gathering data for an ecological survey as members of the Dam, Analysis and Monitoring (DAM) Crew. With a combination of students from the three different Universities of Wisconsin schools in the Chippewa...
Watch: J.D. Vance Cruelly Pushes for Domestic Abusers’ Right to Guns
J.D. Vance argued Tuesday that access to firearms should only be restricted for those convicted of a crime—meaning that those under restraining orders should still be able to purchase weapons. During a press conference in Kenosha, Wisconsin, Vance was asked what he thought about restricting firearms access for those convicted of stalking. Vance answered the question, and then some. “Well look, I think that we certainly don’t want violent criminals to have access to weapons, and that includes people, I think, who have been convicted of stalking. But I think it’s important to say convicted,” Vance replied. “And what a...
Sheetz or Wawa: VP nominee Walz weighs in on the Pennsylvania debate
(WTAJ) — Sheetz or Wawa? It’s a decades-long debate here in Pennsylvania, however, Vice Presidential nominee Tim Walz somehow skirted around the topic. Walz, the current governor of Minnesota, was at a breakfast Monday with Pennsylvania delegates ahead of the Democratic National Convention when the “War of Convenience Stores” came up, according to Delaware Online. […]
Details released about cause of Thursday’s 5-car pile-up on Highway 29
WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAW) - A 54-year-old man has been cited for driving too fast for conditions following a major crash involving four other vehicles. The crash happened around 5 p.m. on Aug. 15. Authorities responded to Highway 29 near 48th Avenue in Stettin. According to a crash report, a man driving a pick-up truck lost control and struck a bridge barrier. It triggered a chain reaction of crashes. After striking the bridge, the pick-up, which was hauling an enclosed trailer was struck by a semi truck with a trailer. The semi also struck a second vehicle during the crash. The pick-up trailer became disabled and blocked all lanes of traffic. Investigators said during the immediate slow down, a fourth and fifth vehicle collided.
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