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Day is white, 5′7″ and around 150 pounds. She is from the Reedsburg and Mauston areas.

The event was moved “to accommodate the audience,” YAF’s event page said.

After the cancellation of the zoo’s one-day Boo at the Zoo event comes a month chock-full of Halloween activities.

Officials say these lessons will help refugees transition and settle into American culture.

“For our most urban centers to be targeted by Republican cuts during the last budget was a slap in the face to the disproportionate number of Wisconsinites in those communities who depend on public transit to get to school, work, doctor’s appointments—you name it.”

“The disaster volunteers are heroes. They go out and drop everything in their lives to help people, near and far, every single day,” Kern said.

“The results are in. Now that they’ve issued full approval to the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine, we can all be even more confident that these vaccines work and are safe. There has never been a better time to get vaccinated."

“There seems to be a correlation between the virus and pain that manifests in certain parts of the body,” he said.

“Progressing from 4th to 5th generation aircraft is like moving from a flip phone to a smartphone,” Gen. David May, tprofhe deputy adjutant general for ai May.

An EF3 tornado, which is classified as severe, touched down in Boscobel around 4:30 p.m. Saturday.

The Better Business Bureau recommends that college-bound students take the following nine steps to fight identity theft on campus:

The 2020 Tokyo Olympics are in full swing, and there’s a whole host of Wisconsin-related athletes to prove it.

The investigation is part of the Republican response to former President Donald Trump’s narrow loss in Wisconsin.

“The plays that make up our Nevertheless season are so perfect for the moment we find ourselves in,” Artistic Director Jen Uphoff Gray said. “They feature characters who persevere, who persist, who get knocked down and stand up again, and - most importantly - keep trying.”

As 2020 Tokyo Olympic competitions continue, ensure you catch athletes from America’s Dairyland compete, on NBC and other stations.

The 2020 Tokyo Olympics are in full gear Monday, as several events continue their competitions and several athletes with ties to Wisconsin compete.

As many areas face the Delta variant and work to protect rural communities from COVID-19, Rural Health Clinics will use this funding to improve health literacy and increase vaccine confidence at the local level.

As we gear up for the 2021 Tokyo Olympic Games, check out all the athletes who are connected to Wisconsin.

Wisconsin is receiving $14,469,056 through the Small Rural Hospital Improvement Program (SHIP) which will go to 56 small rural hospitals.

The winning numbers came up as 7-7-7-7 in the evening pick of the lotto game Pick 4, according to the Lottery Communications.

A man was found dead after appearing to be hit by a train Sunday night in Bagley.

Gary Farsund was last seen at his cabin around 11:30 a.m. Monday heading to a store in Webb Lake then a hardware store in Siren, Wisconsin Crime Network reported.

Michael Lawrence, 76, was en route to his home address in West Bend Monday morning and has not shown up, according to the Wisconsin Crime Alert Network.

The Sauk Co. Dive Team and Spring Green Fire Dept. have not yet recovered the 22-year-old man from the Village of Arena.

In Wisconsin, more than one in five ticks are infected with the specific bacterium, Borrelia burgdorferi, according to a release.

The most common misspelling of the word? “Corn teen,” according to AT&T.

Those who come to give blood now through June 30 will receive a $5 Amazon gift card via email, courtesy of Amazon.