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Medicaid Director Hanna talks long-term care, housing
The Department of Health Services wants to expand a Medicaid program that manages both members’ healthcare and long-term care needs statewide, Medicaid Director Bill Hanna said during a Wisconsin Health News event this week in Madison. To access this content, you must purchase a Premium membership, or log in...
Johnson says Black voters enthusiastic as Harris prepares to accept Dem nomination in Chicago
Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson says he’s seeing “a lot of energy and a lot of excitement in the Black community to support” Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign, despite turnout in majority Black wards in Milwaukee falling for the previous two presidential elections. “I engage with a...
Lake Fest is August 24 on Simmons Island
All are invited for a lakefront party at the Kenosha Beach House on Simmons Island. It’s free to attend Lake Fest, which will take place on August 24 from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. The 1934 Tudor Revival building is located at 5001 Simmons Island Road next to Lake Michigan.
Dr. Dan Scholz launches new Catholic Schools and Parishes Initiative at Marquette
Dr. Dan Scholz, a 1997 Marquette alumnus, has spent much of his life in spaces of Catholic education. He began his career as a high school teacher before transitioning to higher education, spending two decades at Cardinal Stritch University. His next chapter is focused on providing ongoing education for those...
Wisconsin Braces for Severe Thunderstorms and Hazardous Lake Conditions Friday Until 7PM
Green Bay, WI – Severe weather is expected to impact Wisconsin this afternoon, with scattered strong thunderstorms predicted across central, northeast, and east-central parts of the state. The most significant risk period is from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m., when storms could bring damaging winds, lightning, small hail, and torrential rainfall, leading to localized flooding.
The political tide turns in Wisconsin
The big news out of Wisconsin’s primary Tuesday was the defeat of two ballot measures crafted by Republican legislators that would have hamstrung the governor’s ability to hand out federal emergency aid. Farmers, small business owners and child care providers who were rescued from bankruptcy by millions of dollars in federal relief funds distributed by […]
Public record for August 16, 2024
Rock County Felony arrests All of those listed below have since their arrest been formally charged with a felony (or felonies). MARGO VINGUM, 20, of Janesville, stalking, June 27, 900 block of South Tarrant Road, Township of La Prairie. MARVIN MARSHALL, 30, of Beloit, burglary of building or dwelling, July 5, 300 block of Caroline Street, Janesville. TYREES SCOTT, 53, of Sun Prairie, possession of narcotic drugs, July 26, Hwy 59, Town of Fulton.
Uptick in robberies, thefts on Milwaukee's east side prompts meeting with city officials
In mid-July, Bryant Junco began patrolling his neighborhood on Milwaukee’s east side during the middle of the night. Before Junco began patrolling, he had noticed car break-ins and broken window glass. He thought that was just a part of living downtown. However, news coverage raised his awareness of what was going on —...
The owner of Romeys in Franklin has purchased the former Wegner’s St. Martins Inn property
The former Wegner’s St. Martins Inn property in Franklin has a new owner. That owner operates Romeys Place Bar & Grill at 7508 S. North Cape Road in Franklin. The...
J.J. Koepsell was a plumbing wholesaler for years on Sheboygan's riverfront. Today, its former site is home to a future apartment complex.
SHEBOYGAN – A ship chandlery store and retail hardware was established in 1889 called the J.J. Koepsell Co. The firm, originally at 1029 S. Eighth St., had a long run in the city. In 1902, according to Press clippings provided by the Sheboygan County Historical Research Center, the firm was incorporated, and Koepsell, with sailing vessels being replaced by steamboats, added a large line of hardware, plumbing, heating and mill supplies. ...
A farm to fork business proposed for Hartland would include a coffee shop and a restaurant
Were there always cows in the field north of Arrowhead High School in Merton? They were ever-present on the land over two decades ago and they've returned the last three years as part of a plan to combine farmland preservation with one family's desire to bring a tasty treat to Lake Country. ...
Oconomowoc pushes back Wizard of Oz 85th anniversary celebration for rain
OCONOMOWOC, Wis. — In 1939, The Strand Theatre in Oconomowoc was one of the first venues to premiere “The Wizard of Oz,” which would go on to become one of the most iconic films of all time. The City intends to celebrate the 85th anniversary of this historic moment in film history, but it’ll have to wait a bit longer due to poor weather in the area.
Jack’s Curbside Coffee opening soon in downtown Janesville
Pretty soon you will be able to have a cup of Joe delivered right to your vehicle at a new coffee shop opening in the next few weeks in downtown Janesville. Owner Michael Lindaas says Jack’s Curbside Coffee at 27 East Racine Street has an app to make ordering easy.
Cucumber salmonella outbreak spreads to Wisconsin. What to know
Public health officials are investigating a salmonella outbreak from cucumbers that has rendered more than 400 people ill, including several in Wisconsin. As of July 1, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention had traced the salmonella outbreak to 31 states and the District of Columbia. Between March and July, 449 people became...
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