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Milwaukee Farmer Helps Launch US Obesity Campaign
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Last Updated: 1:16 PM 02/09/10 - Milwaukee urban farmer Will Allen is joining Michelle Obama as she launches a nationwide campaign to fight childhood obesity. (Full Story) |
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Bill Would Put Tight New Limits on Payday Lenders
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Last Updated: 11:25 AM 02/09/10 - Payday lenders could not loan customers more than $600 at a time and would have to disclose all fees and interest rates under a revised Assembly bill. (Full Story) |
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Plows Work to Keep Up with Wis Snow Storm
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Last Updated: 11:16 AM 02/09/10 - A winter storm, expected to bring about a foot of snow to Lake Michigan counties, canceled classes as snow plow drivers worked to keep up with the sustained snowfall Tuesday. (Full Story) |
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Federal Officials Review Toyota Corolla Complaints
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Last Updated: 11:10 AM 02/09/10 - Federal safety officials say they will look into complaints from Toyota Corolla drivers about difficulty with the steering on their vehicles. (Full Story) |
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Audit: Wis Virtual Schools Close to Capacity
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Last Updated: 11:03 AM 02/09/10 - An audit of Wisconsin's virtual schools finds that they are nearing capacity. (Full Story) |
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Drunken Man Steals Ambulance with Patient Inside
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Last Updated: 10:52 AM 02/09/10 - Dane County authorities say a drunken man stole an ambulance from a ski area with the patient still inside. (Full Story) |
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UPDATE : 'Chemical Incident' at Quality Surface Processing in Schofield Sends One Person To The Hospital
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Last Updated: 1:56 PM 02/09/10 - One person is seriously injured following a 'chemical incident' at a Schofield business. (Full Story) |
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Governor Jim Doyle is expected to make a stop in Wausau Monday to talk about his plans to create clean energy jobs and help the state’s economy grow. - Walker Reports $2 Million Cash on Hand
MILWAUKEE (AP) -- Republican candidate for governor Scott Walker says he had more than $2 million cash on hand heading into this election year. - Weston Lawmaker Collected Most Travel Reimbursements
MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- Democratic Senate Majority Leader Russ Decker of Weston collected more in travel reimbursements than any other state lawmaker last year. - Wausau City Leaders Begin Work on 2011 Budget
Wausau city leaders are getting a jump start on next year's budget. That's less than two months after passing this year's. - Analysis Says Additional Budget Action Not Needed
Tax collections in Wisconsin are projected to drop by another $220 million, but it won't be enough to force lawmakers to take additional action to balance the state budget.
- Pippin Could be Zippin to Wisconsin If the Mayor of Green Bay Gets His Way
If the mayor of Green Bay, Wis., gets his way, the old wooden roller coaster Elvis Presley loved to ride will be rolling north. - $62,000 Winning Badger 5 Lottery Ticket Sold in Wisconsin Rapids
Someone who bought a Badger Five lottery ticket at the West Grand IGA in Wisconsin Rapids is $62,000 richer this morning. - Governor Doyle to Visit Wausau, Talks About Creating Green Jobs
Governor Jim Doyle is expected to make a stop in Wausau Monday to talk about his plans to create clean energy jobs and help the state’s economy grow. - Walker Reports $2 Million Cash on Hand
MILWAUKEE (AP) -- Republican candidate for governor Scott Walker says he had more than $2 million cash on hand heading into this election year. - Season Ticket Holders Will Pay More, Earlier for Packers Seats
The price of Packer tickets is going up and you have to pay for them earlier. The deadline for season ticket holders to pay this year will be March 31, instead of May. And the cost is rising $8 or $11.
- Well Known Madison Bar Fights UW Expansion
The owner of Brothers says his battle to fight against the condenmation of his bar and the expansion of UW Madison is classic "David vs. Goliath." - Boy Scout Troop 205 to Hold Fundraiser
Boy Scout Troop 205 of Plover will hold a fundraising event from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Feb. 16 at Culver’s, 5346 Highway 10 E - Abbotsford Students Hold Spaghetti Dinner to Benefit Haiti
Tuesday, February 9th the Abbotsford Student Senate and Abbotsford Lions Club will hold a Spaghetti Dinner to benefit the Haiti Relief Fund - Open Enrollment Begins Monday
Application for Wisconsin’s interdistrict public school open enrollment program is available from Feb. 1-19. - 11 Wisconsin Schools Don't Want Stimulus Money
Eleven Wisconsin school districts don't want to have anything to do with a highly touted federal grant program that could direct thousands of dollars to their classrooms.
- Well Known Madison Bar Fights UW Expansion
The owner of Brothers says his battle to fight against the condenmation of his bar and the expansion of UW Madison is classic "David vs. Goliath." - Chef Dave Helps us Whip up the Perfect Valentine's Day Dinner
Chef Dave Alter shares recipes perfect for your Valentine's Day dinner. - Sentencing Set for Driver in Drunk Driving Crash that Killed Five
A Marinette man accused of drunken driving in a crash that killed five people has pleaded not guilty to 21 felony charges. - Rory Kuenzi Expected to Enter Plea on Homicide by OWI Charge
A Weyauwega man charged in a fatal hit and run is set to enter a plea in Waupaca County court Wednesday. A witness testified he saw Kuenzi leave a party drunk back in 2004 and later helped him move a man's body off the road. - Train Derails in Kenosha County, No One Injured
Police in Kenosha County say no one was injured after about 24 Union Pacific freight cars derailed.
- New Program Designed to Help You Save Money on Prescriptions
The United Way is helping people in our area save money on their prescription drug costs. - American Heart Association Outlines Essentials For Keeping Your Heart Healthy
The American Heart Association has outlined seven essentials for keeping the heart healthy and living a long life. - UW-Madison Official Says Another Swine Flu Wave Likely
MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- University of Wisconsin-Madison's top health official says she's expecting another wave of swine flu cases as students return for the spring semester. - Sign Up for Pesticide Alerts
MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- Wisconsin residents who want to be notified before pesticides are applied in their neighborhoods can sign up on a free state registry. - Is Your New Year’s Resolution to Lose Weight… Again? Make It a Personal Promise Instead
One of the most common New Year’s resolutions people make is to lose weight. Unfortunately, it’s also a pledge many fail to keep.
- It's National Weatherperson's Day!
It's National Weatherperson's Day. It's not only an important day for Storm Team 7, but for all weather observers in our country. - Weather Took Toll On Wis. Apple, Cranberry Crops
Last year wasn't a good year for Wisconsin's apple and cranberry growers. - We're Looking for Your Favorite Places to Sled and Skate!
In between work, school and other activities, we hope you and your family are able to have some fun in the snow. In an effort to help you make the most of what winter has to offer, we want to know your favorite place in Northcentral Wisconsin to go sledding, tubing or skating. - NOAA Dispatches High-Tech Research Plane to Improve Winter Storm Forecasts
NOAA’s Gulfstream IV aircraft, known for investigating Atlantic hurricanes, will begin flying over the North Pacific Ocean to fill gaps in atmospheric observations, which will enhance forecasts of winter storms for the entire North American continent through improved computer modeling. - Conditions for Wis. Snow Sports Good Across State
MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- Fans of winter sports will have plenty of reasons to enjoy the outdoors this weekend.
- Monday's Local Scores--2/8/10
The Central Wisconsin Storm recorded their 11th shutout of the season, Newman boys win, and more. - DC Everest Dance Has Good Showing
The DC Everest dance team performed well at the state meet over the weekend. - Cha Ching! Super Bowl 44 Most Watched TV Show Ever
The Super Bowl was watched by more than 106 million people. - Wisconsin Moves Up 5 Spots in AP Poll
Wisconsin plays host to Illinois on Tuesday. - Brewers to Erect Bud Selig Statue
The Milwaukee Brewers said Monday the ballclub will erect a bronze statue at Miller Park in honor of baseball commissioner Bud Selig.
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