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Fort Fire Department responds to garage fire in Hebron
The Fort Atkinson Fire Department was dispatched Wednesday to a garage fire in the town of Hebron, according to information released by city officials. Within the release, officials reported that at 1:51 p.m., the department received a report of a structure fire at W4802 Highway 106 in the town of Hebron.
Waunakee's North Ridge Church to move into permanent home
After years of hosting services in the Waunakee Community Center, North Ridge Church and Pastor Brent Bickel are ready to take the next step: a home of their own. The Wesleyan-affiliated church recently received approval from the Waunakee Village Board on Monday, July 15 to allow for institutional uses at 1071 Uniek Drive, a commercial property they are looking to purchase. The approval came via a unanimous, 7-0 vote by...
A new helmet safety initiative is becoming popular in Wisconsin as youth programs gear up for football season
SUSSEX, Wis. (CBS 58) -- As youth football programs across Wisconsin gear up for the upcoming football season, many players are adding an extra layer of protection to their helmets. A Guardian Cap is a line of soft-shell pads that attach to the outside of a football helmet, covering it....
Milwaukee woman accused of shooting 14-year-old boy dead after he broke car window
A Milwaukee woman is accused of shooting a 14-year-old teenager dead after he broke her car window. Zariah Johnson, 22, is charged with first-degree reckless homicide over the death of Alijah Golden-Richmond, 14. The young woman allegedly reacted with a fit of rage after the boy broke the window of the car she was driving.
IndyCar CEO excited for return of Milwaukee Mile
WEST ALLIS, Wis. — After a nearly decade-long hiatus, IndyCar returns to the Milwaukee Mile Labor Day Weekend. Mark Miles, CEO of IndyCar joined WISN 12 News to discuss the excitement surrounding the first-ever NTT INDYCAR SERIES doubleheader at the speedway in West Allis.
Sade Robinson homicide; dating app use honed in on by police
MILWAUKEE - Police are honing in on dating apps. That is what newly unsealed court documents show as investigators dig into the killing of Sade Robinson. Millions of people use dating apps worldwide. Others, perhaps, meet at a local bar. Those are two areas investigators honed in on in the months after Robinson was last seen alive.
Bravery on Douglas Avenue: Heroes help rescue boy from fire
RACINE, WI — Two men, Kaleb Weaver and Willy Blane, played crucial roles in saving 4-year-old Angel Diaz from a duplex fire on July 17, 2024. Their quick actions helped Racine firefighters find the boy quickly and ultimately save his life. The fire on Douglas Avenue. The two men...
UPDATE | Pedestrian struck by vehicle about 2 weeks ago on Hwy 33 has died
August 21, 2024 – West Bend, WI – West Bend police have confirmed the 71-year-old West Bend, WI, man who was struck by a vehicle on August 9, 2024, has now died from injuries suffered in that accident. According to Lt. Brian McAndrews the “incident remains under investigation.”...
Easy Ice Closes 8th Add-On of 2024
Despite its expertise on the cold side, Easy Ice has a hot streak going. In August, the provider of managed commercial ice machine rentals kept it going, making its eighth acquisition of the year. Its addition of Illinois’ High Standard Icemakers, established in 1991, will expand Easy Ice’s presence in Illinois and Wisconsin and add an inventory consisting mostly of Manitowoc ice machines.
Spinning the State: Racine, La Crosse, Milwaukee
Stories you might have missed from around Wisconsin. Racine: King Center project moving forward. After four years of planning, the new Dr. Martin Luther King Community Center project is ready to move forward. The City of Racine released a statement saying that the $68 million project which will expand and modernize space for city of Racine programs is set to break ground in October. The Center will be located in the Lincoln-King neighborhood and have a new, larger gym, climbing wall and other indoor/outdoor recreational activities. There will also be classrooms, computer labs and other facilities that will be used for both after school programs and vocational training for adults. Another highlight of the Center will be a new Federally Qualified health Center which will make medical and mental health care more affordable and accessible. The Racine Common Council approved the advancement of the program during their August meeting. The Center is scheduled to open to the public in the third Quarter of 2026. Full Story.
Man stopped at RNC with gun is arrested near DNC in Chicago with Glock, ammo
A Wisconsin man who was caught carrying a gun near the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee was arrested in Chicago Monday after police saw him parked near the United Center on the first day of the Democratic convention and later found him with a firearm. Despite being on the radar...
Iowa, Wisconsin, and Illinois Hikers HAVE TO Avoid Red Or Purple Paint In The Woods
While many who don't live in Illinois, Iowa, and Wisconsin still don't realize how beautiful it is. We are now a couple years into a new acceptance for paint as markers in the state of Illinois. Many of us love to go for hikes in the Fall. While you are enjoying that natural Illinois beauty you might see trees painted with red or purple paint. Do you know what that means? Many don't realize how important the markings are now, and how important it is to keep an eye out for them.
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers fumbles through roll call at DNC
CHICAGO — A flustered Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers, surrounded by a group of cheesehead-wearing supporters, fumbled through the state's roll call at the Democratic National Convention Tuesday evening.As House of Pain's "Jump Around" boomed from the speakers, Evers started off by listing the major Wisconsin sports teams — including the Badgers, the Brewers, and the Bucks — but he started off by naming the Green Bay Packers, which was met by boos from the Illinois crowd. He then showed his appreciation for U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin, along with Reps. Gwen Moore and Mark Kokane."I'm here because I'm jazzed as hell," Evers continued,...
Former Wisconsin basketball great announces return to UW-Madison
Former Wisconsin basketball great Sam Dekker announced via X on Monday that he has returned to the University of Wisconsin-Madison to finish his degree. Dekker, one of the program’s most decorated alumni, departed the university in 2015 after three years on the hardwood to pursue NBA aspirations. By doing so a year early, he left campus without a degree. After being selected with the No. 18 pick of the 2015 NBA draft, the Wisconsin native played 201 games across five NBA seasons for the Houston Rockets, Los Angeles Clippers, Cleveland Cavaliers, Washington Wizards and Toronto Raptors from 2015-22. Stints overseas with the VTB...
Dodge County Board Meeting Tuesday Night
(Juneau) The Dodge County Board will meet Tuesday night. On the agenda, the tax and assurance firm Baker Tilly will provide a 2023 audit presentation. There’s also a number of resolutions on file. They include authorizing the Dodge County Community Development Grant Program, voting to extend the employment health plan through 2029, a resolution encouraging state investment in mental health funding, as well as several different zoning ordinances.
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