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Catholic Charities responds to La Crosse city camping ban
LA CROSSE, Wis. (WLAX/WEUX) – A warming shelter in La Crosse is responding to an increase in demand this summer. This, after the La Crosse City Council voted to ban camping on all city-owned property earlier this month. First News at Nine’s Dashal Mentzel has the story. Catholic...
Driver takes problem into own hands after seeing tow truck stalk mall, illegally lift cars and overcharge owners
A VIGILANTE filmed tow trucks taking people’s cars from a store parking lot, helping investigators find they’re not operating legally. The towing company is so proactive in towing that a church leader assembled a task force to protect cars during worship. DT2 Towing, owned by John Thurmond and David McElrath’s King in Trucking in Milwaukee, […]
Marcus Theatres CEO on Showing “Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope” In Ojibwe
FARGO, N.D. (KVRR) — When the first Star Wars movie came out in 1977, it ignited a franchise that has made billions upon billions of dollars. It has been translated into 50 languages with Navajo being the first Indigenous People’s version in 2021. Now in 2024 comes the...
Wisconsin High School Cancels 1st 2 Varsity Football Games
A high school in Wisconsin was forced to cancel the first two varsity football games of the season after an incident with players on the team. Player Incident Causes Wisconsin High School To Cancel Football Games. Some of my favorite memories during high school are from playing football. Our team...
Madison school leaders say student cell phone limits are effective
When he began his job in 2022, Principal Jeffrey Copeland heard from teachers at Sennett Middle School about a big problem. Students were pulling out their phones in class. Some made TikToks in the hallways. Hoping to end the issue, Copeland implemented a ban on phone use throughout the school...
The former Wisconsin Badgers (and Wisconsinites) who made initial 53-man rosters in the NFL in 2024
The Wisconsin Badgers continue to be well-represented in the National Football League, with numerous ex-players landing on the initial 53-man rosters released Tuesday. We also can't forget about Wisconsin high-school alumni who also made the cut. Here's a look: ...
The future of the Barlow Planetarium, How one church has expanded its mission, And the new Professional Women’s Hockey League
We learn about what could happen to the Barlow Planetarium on UW-Oshkosh’s Fox Cities campus. Then, we find out how a Black Earth church is helping to meet its congregation’s health needs. Then, we talk with a former UW-Madison hockey player who is playing in the Professional Women’s Hockey League.
Former rep points to swatting incident in decision to leave Congress
Former Rep. Mike Gallagher (R-Wisconsin) left the House earlier this year due to a toxic political climate and a particularly harrowing threat to his family, which involved an anonymous call claiming that Gallagher had been shot and his wife and two young daughters were taken hostage.
Monona Plan Commission puts Topgolf project on the green
Topgolf’s proposed golf entertainment center along the Beltline was approved by the Monona Plan Commission on Monday, according to the Wisconsin State Journal. The $30 million project is set to open in 2026 and would be the first Wisconsin location for the Dallas-based company, which has 90 golf complexes in 36 states and 10 outside the U.S.
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