This morning’s top stories from the Northwest Wisconsin News Center: — A Siren man sentenced for a fatal shooting last September; — Former president Donald Trump visits La Crosse tomorrow; — RFK Jr. and Jill Stein will remain on November’s ballots; — and the state aims to match federal standards for PFAs levels in public…
This afternoon’s top stories from the Northwest Wisconsin News Center: — Names have been released from the vehicle-versus-pedestrian crash near Minong; — Monday’s storms downed trees and powerlines in Sawyer County and southeast Barron County; — and gas prices reach their lowest of the summer. These stories and more on today’s local newscast.
This morning’s top stories from the Northwest Wisconsin News Center: — A two-vehicle crash killed a passenger at the intersection of Highway 48 and County Highway I near Luck; — Names have been released from the vehicle-versus-pedestrian crash near Minong; — Monday’s storms downed trees and powerlines in Sawyer County and southeast Barron County; —…
This afternoon’s top stories from the Northwest Wisconsin News Center: — A pedestrian and an SUV passenger killed in separate traffic crashes this weekend; — An excessive heat advisory and warning for northwest Wisconsin today; — A missing Danbury man was found safe in Minnesota; — and West Nile Virus found in a Marquette County…
This morning’s top stories from the Northwest Wisconsin News Center: — An excessive heat advisory and warning for northwest Wisconsin today; — A missing Danbury man was found safe in Minnesota; — and West Nile Virus found in a Marquette County horse. These stories and more on today’s local newscast.
TORONTO, CANADA, (AP / WJMC) — A labor lockout by Canadian National railways and Canadian Pacific Kansas City railways has ended less than 17 hours after it started. The Canadian federal government stepped in to end the lockout over a union contract dispute and ordered the companies and union into binding arbitration. The lockout halted…
This afternoon’s top stories from the Northwest Wisconsin News Center: — Its Rutabaga Fest in Cumberland this weekend; — Canadian National Railway grinds to a halt with lockouts; — WisDOT gives $177 million for road projects statewide; — and the invasive zigzag sawfly has been found in the state. These stories and more on today’s…
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CUMBERLAND, Wis. (WJMC) — Today through Sunday, area visitors can join in and celebrate Cumberland’s 92nd Rutabaga Fest. The weekend includes such events as the hot pepper eating contest, the FFA Baga pedal tractor contest, the grand parade on Sunday, and live music from Hitchville, Molly and the Danger Band, and the Dweebs. Paul Nelson…