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Wis. Officials Pump Up Deer Population Goals
Last Updated: 11:47 AM 03/16/10 - The Natural Resources Board has adopted increases in deer population goals in more than 40 management zones under pressure from hunters. (Full Story) |
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Hearing Underway on Lawsuit Filed by Surivor, Parents of Victims of Crandon Shootings
Last Updated: 12:01 PM 03/16/10 - A hearing is underway in Oneida County on a lawsuit filed by the survivor and parents of the four victims of the Crandon shootings. (Full Story) |
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Eric Mayer Enters No Contest Plea in Death of Stratford Woman
Last Updated: 9:47 AM 03/16/10 - The Marshfield man accused of killing a Stratford woman has pleaded no contest. (Full Story) |
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Calif. Patrol: Packers' Havner Faces DUI Charges
Last Updated: 7:59 AM 03/16/10 - The California Highway Patrol says Green Bay Packers linebacker and tight end Spencer Havner is facing DUI charges after crashing a motorcycle and breaking his shoulder blade. (Full Story) |
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St. Patrick's Day Partiers Warned Not to Drink and Drive
Last Updated: 8:01 AM 03/16/10 - State and local law enforcement are on the lookout for impaired drivers this St. Patrick's Day. Fortunately, there were no fatalities related to St. Patrick's Day in Wisconsin last year. Officials hope that trend continues. (Full Story) |
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Road Work to Cause Delays in Portage County
Last Updated: 9:27 PM 03/15/10 - Drivers in Portage County can expect delays starting Tuesday. (Full Story) |
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Wis. Man Who Created Safe Driving Program Sentenced for Drunk Driving
Last Updated: 8:36 AM 03/16/10 - A Wis. man who helped create a safe driving program was sentenced on Monday after being convicted of drunk driving. He was also ordered to pay $1,200 in fines and will lose his driver’s license for 27 months. (Full Story) |
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The founding of the Republican Party is being re-enacted in the same one-room schoolhouse where the original event took place more than 150 years ago. - Tea Party Convention in Wisconsin Dells This Weekend
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Merrill Republican Representative Donald Friske is retiring. - Committee Delays Action Against Wis. Lawmaker
A special ethics committee considering a resolution to expel a Wisconsin lawmaker charged three times with driving under the influence has adjourned without taking any action. - Barrett: Focus As Gov. to be Jobs, Smart Spending
Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett says his strategy as governor will center on two priorities: jobs and responsible spending.
- Two Flavors of Pringles Chips Recalled
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If you are not careful, a new scam could cost you. This one comes right to your front door. - Scholarships Available to Young Cancer Survivors
The American Cancer Society is offering scholarships to young cancer survivors looking to further their education. - Wing Prices Soaring
They are a favorite among sports fans, families and really anyone who likes food, but their growing popularity has their cost climbing. - Snowmobilers Donate Thousands to Family in Need
Marathon County snowmobilers donated more than $8000 dollars to a family in need Thursday night.
- Scholarship Set up in Memory of Craig Meyers
A scholarship has been set up in memory of the Western Technical College student who was found dead in the Mississippi River in February. - Western Wis. Town Receives Grant to Curb Underage Drinking
The Onalaska Police Department has received a Comprehensive Alcohol Risk Reduction grant from the Wisconsin Department of Transportation. - Teacher Gives Kids with Autism a Hand at Writing
A Dallas woman is giving hope to parents and teachers helping students with Autism learn to write. Her unique approach is even helpful for children getting ready to enter kindergarten. - Area Students Help Kids in Middle East Get an Education
Some Wisconsin Rapids students are helping kids in the Middle East get an education. - Gov. Blames Loss of Federal Education Grant on Milwaukee School Inaction
Gov. Jim Doyle says Wisconsin will miss out on a second round of federal education stimulus funding if the Legislature doesn't give control of Milwaukee schools to the mayor.
- Calif. Patrol: Packers' Havner Faces DUI Charges
The California Highway Patrol says Green Bay Packers linebacker and tight end Spencer Havner is facing DUI charges after crashing a motorcycle and breaking his shoulder blade. - Former Day Care Provider Accused of Leaving Kids Alone Reaches Plea Deal
Rhonda Piehl is charged with six counts of child neglect after police say she left seven kids, between the ages of 11- months and four-years-old unattended at her home while she ran errands. She's due in Marathon County Court Monday for a plea hearing. - St. Patrick's Day Partiers Warned Not to Drink and Drive
State and local law enforcement are on the lookout for impaired drivers this St. Patrick's Day. Fortunately, there were no fatalities related to St. Patrick's Day in Wisconsin last year. Officials hope that trend continues. - U.S. Census Forms Begin To Arrive By Mail
More than 120 million U.S. census forms begin arriving Monday in mailboxes around the country, in the government's once-a-decade population count that will be used to divvy up congressional seats and more than $400 billion in federal aid. - Wis. Man Who Created Safe Driving Program Sentenced for Drunk Driving
A Wis. man who helped create a safe driving program was sentenced on Monday after being convicted of drunk driving. He was also ordered to pay $1,200 in fines and will lose his driver’s license for 27 months.
- 8 from Wis. Hospital Get Legionnaire's Disease
CUDAHY, Wis. (AP) -- A Milwaukee-area hospital says eight people who have been patients there in the last month have been diagnosed with Legionnaire's disease. - Air Quality Warning in Effect for Wisconsin
The DNR says pollution from things like car exhaust and factories is high, because there is not much movement in the air. - Scholarships Available to Young Cancer Survivors
The American Cancer Society is offering scholarships to young cancer survivors looking to further their education. - Wis. Senate Approves New Health Program for Poor
The Wisconsin Senate has approved a state-run program to provide basic health benefits to thousands of low-income Wisconsin residents waiting for care. - Doctors Warn Parents About Potential Choking Hazards
One of your children's favorite foods, could soon come with a safety warning. Choking is the leading cause of death among children 3 years old and younger.
- Air Quality Warning in Effect for Wisconsin
The DNR says pollution from things like car exhaust and factories is high, because there is not much movement in the air. - Tsunami Evacutions: Wisconsin Connections
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- Huddleston, Sichterman Prep for Jr. Nationals
Zoe Huddleston and Lauren Sichterman are headed to Junior Nationals in Orlando this weekend. - Calif. Patrol: Packers' Havner Faces DUI Charges
The California Highway Patrol says Green Bay Packers linebacker and tight end Spencer Havner is facing DUI charges after crashing a motorcycle and breaking his shoulder blade. - Brewers' Gallardo Sharp, Hopes to Get Opening Nod
Yovani Gallardo wants to start on opening day for the first time, making his strongest argument yet. - Packers Finalize 2-year Deal with RT Tauscher
The Green Bay Packers have finalized a two-year deal with Mark Tauscher. - WCHA Final 5 Field is Set
The top five seeds all advanced from the first round.
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