Beverly Glinski

Beverly Glinski, 93, of Turtle Lake, passed away on February 5. She is survived by her sons, Leonard Glinski Jr., Leon Glinski and Duane Glinski; daughters, Rose Seeger and Lillian Frankum; brother, Dave Vold; and sisters, Clarice Vold and Ardella Vold. The funeral service for Beverly Glinski will be held at Parkview United Methodist Church,…

Lyle Anderson

Lyle Anderson, 72, of Amery, passed away on February 2. The funeral service for Lyle Anderson will be held at First Lutheran Church, in Clear Lake, on Monday at 11 a.m. Visitation is Sunday, from 1 until 3 p.m., at Williamson-White Funeral Home, in Amery, and from 10 until 11 a.m. on Monday at the…

PM NEWSCAST – Friday, Feb. 9, 2024

This afternoon’s top stories from the Northwest Wisconsin News Center: — A warm winter is driving down fishing tourism; — Wisconsin’s presidential primary ballot is finalized; — Attorney General Josh Kaul calls for better support of crime victims; — And Enbridge appeals to keep the Line 5 pipeline operational. These stories and more on today’s…

Wisconsin’s Presidential Primary ballot is finalized

MADISON, Wis. (WRN) – Wisconsin’s Presidential Primary ballot is finalized. Last week, the Wisconsin Elections Commission sent to county clerks the finalized, certified list of candidates qualified to have their names appear on the April primary ballot. That’s determined not by WEC, but by Wisconsin’s Presidential Preference Selection Committee and any applicable court decisions. The…

Wisconsin Republicans urge state Supreme Court to reject redistricting report’s findings

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Wisconsin Republicans are urging the state Supreme Court to ignore a report from redistricting consultants that determined GOP-proposed legislative maps were unconstitutional partisan gerrymanders. They argue that the consultants’ findings are unsound. Democrats asked the court on Thursday to adopt one of their maps that the consultants found were “nearly indistinguishable.”…

DATCP unveils new protections for farm workers, winter events getting altered in Madison

MADISON, Wis. (WRN) – New protections for migrant farm workers in Wisconsin. Wisconsin’s Department of Workforce Development says the new regulations require employee access to shade and breaks once the temperature is higher than 80 degrees. There will also be updated requirements for urinals and showerheads, and other safety upgrades like access to clothes washers…