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Michigan area to experience intense rainfall with up to 5 inches expected tonight and Friday
Tonight and Friday, southern Michigan is facing a sensitive weather situation. Thunderstorms are moving slowly, and they have ample moisture to draw from, which could lead to the possibility of heavy rainfall. The heavy rain that I am referring to will not necessarily cause flooding everywhere. To illustrate, let’s take...
The suicide rate of Native American veterans has soared. What's being done in Wisconsin to help?
If you or someone you know is dealing with suicidal thoughts, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 988 or text "Hopeline" to the National Crisis Text Line at 741-741. Contact 988 plus 1 for the Veterans Crisis Line. When Melissa Doud, a tribal member of the Lac du Flambeau Nation, joined the...
Evers proclaims Cream Puff Day in celebration 100th anniversary of the original cream puff
MADISON, Wis. -- Gov. Tony Evers kicked off the opening ceremonies of the Wisconsin State Fair by proclaiming Aug 10 as cream puff day to celebrate 100th anniversary of the Original Cream Puff.
Alsum Farms Wisconsin Red and Yellow Potato Harvest Underway; Larry Alsum Discusses
FRIESLAND, WI - From special occasions to everyday meals, potatoes are an uncontested staple at both retail and foodservice. With an eye toward supplying continuous demand, Alsum Farms is ready to welcome Wisconsin red and yellow potatoes. “The first harvest of yellow potatoes at Alsum Farm looks promising,” said Larry...
An exciting new chapter for Octopi Brewing: International investment, growth, and sustainability
In January, Octopi Brewing was acquired by Asahi Group, a global Japanese food and beverage company. This not only marks a significant milestone for us at Octopi but also highlights the continued international investment in the state of Wisconsin. It’s gratifying to see our state—already home to other prominent Japanese investors like Kikkoman—continue to attract global interest.
Donations to Wisconsin Humane Society being matched all August long
GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - Thanks to several donors, funds, and family foundations, every dollar donated to the Wisconsin Humane Society (WHS) will be matched up to $200,000. WHS says that summer is the peak intake season, bringing in a lot of animals who urgently need shelter, support, medical care, and a new family. Donations will go to things like training for dogs with special behavioral needs, spaying or neutering animals, or providing emergency surgery and medical treatment.
Three months since closing, SDC still owes money
Along with her colleagues, Jautone Ferguson was laid off by the Social Development Commission at the end of April and quickly felt the pressure. Now, three months later, Ferguson still has not been paid and has decided to move out of state. “Hopefully, we’ll have some updates soon,” she said...
Kraus-Anderson wraps renovations, additions for Wisconsin school district
Kraus-Anderson has completed renovations and additions for the Grantsburg School District in Grantsburg, Wisconsin. The projects were designed by DSGW Architects. The 26,000-square-foot addition replaced the closed Nelson Elementary School by adding 13 new classrooms and a gym. The $14.79 million project also includes a 34,000-square-foot renovation for Pre-K and Kindergarten classrooms, art/music classrooms, restrooms, kitchen, cafeteria and a safe and improved bus drop-off area.
Boyd Huppert shares the next chapter in his cancer battle
MINNEAPOLIS — He’s told thousands of your stories over the years, and now Boyd Huppert is sharing an update on his own story as he battles multiple myeloma. While he has suffered a serious setback, there is also reason for hope. A newly approved, cutting-edge treatment could help...