Ellsworth, WI News

• Ellsworth, WI News
• Back to School for Ellsworth - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Pierce County Fair 2011
• Duffy ready to get down to business
• Little change in vote totals in early recount results
• Wisconsin sheep farmers getting more money for meat
• Former UW-Stout hockey players to stand trial for death
• Life insurance policy leads investigators to Boruch and murder case
• Marinette High School to re-open after hostage incident, student death
• Overnight snowstorm brushes Indianhead
• Thieves keep RF police busy at local stores
• Afternoon State News Briefs: UW-Madison student arrested for killing mother for insurance money
• Update: School hostage suspect dies
• Hastings man charged with drug, property damage counts
• County board doesn't act on coordinator request
• Public hearings to be held on high-speed rail in La Crosse and Eau Claire
• Morning State News Briefs: Army medic from Beaver Dam killed in Afghanistan
• Minnesota governor's recount begins
• Law banning texting while driving goes into effect tomorrow
• Spring Valley cave owners criticize DNR on bats white-nose syndrome
• Hunting season ends without deaths
• Marinette teen holds 23 students hostage for five hours
• Minnesota named best state for trails
• Spring election nomination papers go out Wednesday
• Wisconsin seniors scrambling to find new Medicare drug plans
• Morning State News Briefs: Driver killed in Jefferson County accident
• Eau Claire woman in court for killing baby
• Business given stimulus money to create green jobs
• State lawmakers looking at four percent tuition cap at UW
• Washington County wants state to look at 4-H funding
• Sand mine planned expansion concerns some MR residents, meeting planned
• Sunday State News Briefs: Middleton woman arrested on Black Friday released on bond
• Student arrested for setting fires at Cardinal Stritch University
• Deadline for Do Not Call list is Tuesday
• Cold Black Friday for shoppers but weekend to warm up
• Corps studying ways to prevent migrations from Mississippi to Great Lakes
• Saturday State News Briefs: Woman arrested for stabbing in Green Bay bar fight
• Wisconsin cranberries dominate market at holiday season
• Wisconsin company to build bridge in Minnesota
• Husband sentenced to 25 years poisoning and then drowning wife
• More trouble on Black Friday as Appleton police called to store
• Red Wing man charged with police battery
• Man convicted of killing toddler; boy died in Pierce County
• Bill introduced to ban synthetic marijuana
• State News Briefs: Middleton woman arrested for threatening others in line on Black Friday
• Barn fire kills two dozen horses near Janesville
• Thanksgiving fires reported at Cardinal Stritch University
• Bad weather hurts ginseng crop but forces up prices
• Rail line planners look for new routes to Twin Cities
• Private jet makes emergency landing in Appleton
• Members of town boards In Pierce County up for election in spring
• Fall Pierce County Clean Sweep participation down
• Afternoon State News Briefs: Students escape injury from bus accident in Green Bay
• Violent threat triggers lockdown protection for hospital, nursing home
• Former teacher aide acquitted of sexual assault charges
• State farmers wrapping up harvest
• Morning State News Briefs: State gets $2 million in settlement with Glaxo-Kline-Smith
• Emmer loses ruling in Supreme Court, recount ready to go
• Man sentenced for having child porn on state office computers
• State Pardons Board under fire for voting procedures
• Tornadoes strike SE Wisconsin again, damage reported
• County supervisor guilty of disorderly conduct
• Wet and wintry weather hits state today
• Afternoon State News Briefs: Milwaukee man killed outside night club
• EPA delays decision on 15-percent ethanol gas
• State News Briefs: State and UW employees might have to contribute more to pensions but not bosses
• Volunteers put together 150 Thanksgiving meals
• Air quality alert in southern and eastern Wisconsin, freezing rain advisory in the northwest
• Bembenek dies, pardon process continues
• Feds looking into conditions at Minnesota Veterans Home in Hastings
• Sunday News Briefs: New law banning texting while driving goes into effect next month
• U.S. Senate passes bill banning importation of Asian Carp
• Several hunting accidents reported on opening day of deer season
• Ellsworth area hunters find sweet success on gun-deer opener
• Feds sue Hudson builder
• Harsdorf named to Joint Finance Committee, knows tough work is ahead
• Morning News Briefs: Appeals court allows homeless sex offenders not to register
• Kuenzi convicted of homicide by drunk driving
• Afternoon State News Briefs: Politicians to keep eye on 2010 gun-deer hunt
• Vinehout re-election confirmed after re-count
• Judge refuses appeal by O-F district to halt changing Indian name
• (update) Barn fire reported near Maiden Rock Friday
• Nursing or activities-new Ellsworth Care Center activity director emphasizes care
• Afternoon state news briefs: Feds kill six wolves in west-central Wisconsin
• Recounts in state Assembly races don't change outcomes
• Spring election filings in Pierce County will open Dec. 1
• Dane County man who shot TV held on $1,500 bond
• Wisconsin shoppers pay more for Thanksgiving items than others
• Morning State News Briefs: Greenfield soldier dies in Afghanistan
• La Crosse man charged in heroin overdose death
• Emmer campaign preparing court challenges to recount
• Woman's decomposed body found in Adams County
• Taconite mining may return to Gogebic Range
• Pierce County election recount shows little change
• Dane County man shoots TV after Palin appears on "Dancing with the Stars"
• Fund created in memory of former Ag Secretary Nilsestuen
• Morning State News Briefs: Bembenek near point of death
• SCAM ALERT- Phone scam targets computer users
• Pine Island schools go into lockdown after firecracker goes off
• Committee selects AC candidate
• Ag exports from Wisconsin up 37 percent
• Afternoon State News Briefs: LaHood says he'll move Wisconsin rail money to other states
• Pile driving for Hastings bridge to continue
• Spring Valley board accepts insurance changes
• Elmwood high school gym floor being resurfaced
• County board passes 2011 budget
• Public will be able to watch recount take place
• Morning State News Briefs: Rally held to support rail project
• Evers hopes to find GOP support for school funding plan
• Wisconsin harvest keeps on schedule despite weather
• Recent snow was tough to shovel
• Murder-suicide reported in West Allis
• New St. Croix bridge advocates to take their case to D.C. in 2011
• Afternoon State News Briefs: Runner dies during church run in Oconomowoc
• Car crash kills robbery suspect in Eau Claire
• State News Briefs: Kentucky prison escapee arrested in Green Bay, authorities tracked him via Facebook
• Columbia County deputies kill man in stairwell in shootout
• Woodbury native to become new State Senate president
• DPI head announces school funding plan
• Storm completes track over upper Midwest, south shore gets lots of snow
• State News Briefs: Ellis calls for changes in union negotiations
• Equipment failure at switching station causes loss of phone service
• New contracts with state employee unions approved
• Snow storm causes fatal accidents, power outages
• State News Briefs: School districts changing to cheaper insurance carriers
• Walker wants to put state employee contact talks on hold
• Afternoon State News Briefs: Milwaukee Mayor Barrett's son robbed
• Couple to sue Chippewa County after death of boy
• Driver killed in school bus-car accident near St. Croix Falls
• Recounts take place in legislative races
• Non-partisan group to closely monitor Minnesota re-count
• Benefit Saturday for Carlstrom at El Paso Bar and Grill
• (Update) Winter Storm Watch issued for region
• State News Briefs: Survivor of Sun Prairie house explosion released from hospital
• Train work halted until Walker inauguration
• Evening State News Briefs: Gas prices rising in Wisconsin
• Watertown mayor asks Walker to reconsider train stance
• Veterans' Day celebration across state
• State News Briefs: New immigration bill may be introduced in legislature
• Veterans town hall meeting scheduled for Saturday at UWRF
• Hastings' Shimizu receives Congressional Gold Medal, served in 442nd in World War II
• Court appointed defense lawyers ask Supreme Court for a raise
• State enjoys record warmth but change is on the way
• Lessons of Veterans Day passed to Ellsworth Middle School students
• Minnesota affected by Wisconsin's decision on rail
• Man identified in Sun Prairie house explosion
• Illinois willing to take Wisconsin's money for light rail, change route
• Commemoration of the Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald
• 22-year old woman still missing in Wausau
• State News Briefs: Wind turbines being tested near Green Bay
• Levy hiked to limit in Ellsworth village budget plan
• Afternoon State News Briefs: East Troy naval pilot killed in accident
• Several western Wisconsin legislative races go to recounts
• Air quality advisory issued for third straight day
• U.S. Supreme Court to decide on Social Security taxes question for Mayo residents
• Flood victims eligible for one-time assistance
• State News Briefs: Woman who's body found in channel identified
• Newport city council allows bow hunting in city limits to control deer
• EHS band plays local composer's piece
• Jobs fund money to help with Ellsworth school budget
• Sentencing delayed for Hastings man convicted of sexual assault
• Afternoon State News Briefs: Feds helping with investigation of Sun Prairie explosion
• DNR issues air-quality advisory for eastern and central Wisconsin
• Three cited for involvement in alleged stabbing victim case
• Doyle says cancel train and state loses jobs and money
• Sexual assault takes place on rural road near Platteville
• Harvest almost complete for state farmers
• Gas leak causes explosion in Sun Prairie, kills one
• State news briefs: Man found dead in Green Bay identified
• Local restaurant basks in attention from Moss incident
• St. Croix County Fairgrounds breaks ground on new buildings
• New business planned for Crossing Meadows
• Afternoon State News Briefs: UW heating plant converts from coal to biomass
• New survey says state dairy farmers plan on staying in business
• Alleged drunk bolts, leads troopers on 12-mile chase
• Cycle-deer crash sends man to hospital
• Bridge on Mississippi River closed due to barge accident
• Milwaukee flight diverted to Memphis due to smoke in cabin
• DNR moves forward on plans to creat new state park
• Fire burns down building in downtown Green Bay
• Body of duck hunter found in Green Bay
• Ritchie wants recount completed by mid-December
• State lawmakers know voters disapprove of raids on transportation fund
• Racine City Council leader raising money for local boy with brain cancer
• Walker still wants train manufacturer to stay in state despite his opposition to rail line
• GOP names first woman majority leader of State Senate
• Clifton Town Board adopts comphrensive plan
• School bus, car collide on Highway 52
• Woman air-lifted from crash scene near Ellsworth
• Work has been halted on the high-speed train from Milwaukee to Madison
• The G-O-P's election victory sparks a new battle over domestic partnerships in Wisconsin
• Lawyer gets 10 years prison for stealing millions from his clients
• North Dakota teen committs suicide
• St. Paul man falls from cliff in Hastings
• Laser wielding man convicted
• Cow slashing/theft reported in Maiden Rock
• Manure tanker overturns near Elmwood
• State news briefs: Racine police investigating woman's death in apartment with hazardous materials
• Road-builders group pleased referendum won
• Ballot shortage causes lines in Ellsworth
• Wisconsin could be adding at least 1,000 more jobs
• Senate Republicans to announce their new leaders today
• Wisconsin agriculture lost some clout in Washington Election Night
• Kohler to lay off 450 full-time employees tomorrow
• Recount certain in Minnesota governor's race
• It's still 'Sheriff Nancy'
• Pierce voters elect Hove, favor Walker, Johnson
• Walker one of at least 10 Republicans to replace Democratic governors
• Wisconsin went to the right on Election Night
• Two Dodge County brothers expected to lead the State Legislature
• Economy drove people to the polls
• Recount likely to determine Minnesota's governor
• High-speed train between Milwaukee and Madison a go
• Sheriff's department budget a lot clearer
• State News Briefs: High voter turnouts recorded this morning
• Shots fired at Eau Claire duplex Sunday evening
• State GOP officials to watch polls closely to prevent fraud
• Million dollar bond set for Powers in Jackson County court
• Afternoon state news briefs: Up to 40 persons vote in wrong State Senate race
• UWRF enrollment grows toward 7,000
• Most states are reducing their prison budgets, but Wisconsin is not among them
• Powerball jackpot above $100 million for the first time in six weeks
• Jefferson man guilty of lesser charges in murders of an off-duty police officer and her boyfriend
• Candidates making last minute stops before Election Day
• Record pumpkin takes big bow on network television
• Eau Claire County has outbreak of crypto-sporidiosis cases
• Trial over billboard dispute begins in La Crosse
• State News Briefs: SWAT team called in for home standoff in Delevan
• MSNBC cable TV show airs from Woodbury restaurant
• The stabbing victim that wasn't
• Maiden Rock teenager pleads guilty to burglary
• Afternoon state news briefs: Senate candidates spend time in friendly territory
• Charges to be made against Powers in Jackson County court
• Green Bay/Fox Valley area target of both Walker, Barrett
• State News Briefs: D.C. group sues gun store in Milwaukee
• Horizon cloudy for high-speed rail advocates
• Highway 61 resurfacing project delayed
• County Board gets its first look at budget
• Milwaukee man gets eight years prison for providing the heroin that killed a teenager
• Supreme Court Justice tells lawyers people-of-laws can also be people-of-faith
• State News Briefs: Dam holding in Ladysmith
• UW Ag school to get new leader
• Minnesota governor candidates target rural concerns, voters
• Fiery accident kills one, injuries one in Lafayette County
• State News Briefs: Halloween celebrations return to Madison
• Barrier established on Des Plaines River to stop Asian carp
• Busy Monday for Minnesota gubenatorial candidate
• Chippewa County moving ahead to prosecute Vollbrecht
• Plum City man's death ruled suicide
• Wisconsin and Illinois to get federal money to imporve high-speed rail line
• A Madison group that supports the separation of church-and-state loses a court battle in Denver
• Morning State News Briefs: Motorcycle crash kills man in Oconto County
• State news briefs: Sprained ankle only injury from student rush on field at UW game
• Special session approves disaster relief
• Federal judge hears final arguments in Asian carp case
• Stretch of good weather continues across state
• Police looking for shooter of two Winona State students
• Hastings minister endorses political candidates during sermon Sunday
• Osseo teen put on probation for starting fires he put out
• Army staff sergeant to be awarded MOH after saving Wisconsin soldier
• State Capitol closed due to bomb threat
• Trio charged with burglary, credit card fraud
• Elmwood man faces multiple charges following chase
• One-vehicle accident outside of Ellsworth
• State A.G.'s office taking part in lawsuit against banks
• Record corn harvest piling up in Wisconsin
• State wants ban on stem cell research overturned
• Supreme Court to decide if 14 is too young to fet a life prison sentence
• Cedarburg School District making waves when it comes to sex education
• Girl who fell 100 feet from Dells ride finally going home
• Handgun goes off during a gun show in Fond du Lac
• Ellsworth man killed in crash early Sunday
• MnSCU cuts to be felt locally
• State cheesemakers don't like new trade deal between EU and South Korea
• Preview tour given of 2011 Farm Technology Days site in Marathon County
• State officials say Guard's pay raise request "out of touch"
• Two more persons accused of child care fraud
• Eisenhower Bridge turns 50 years old
• As sheriff, Hove strives to do more with less
• Gunderson aims for efficient, effective sheriff's department
• Sheriff's write-in candidate touts different approach
• Bay City man killed in accident
• State gets federal money to reduce teen pregnancies
• Barrett, Walker debate again
• State news briefs: High school students walk out of class in Madison
• Appeals Court judge promoted to chief
• NPS blocks new Stillwater bridge again
• Twin Cities encounters police, shoots himself
• Death of Lakeland teens ruled murder-suicide
• Hastings parent charged with assault against JV volleyball coach
• U.S. Senate candidates respond to questions
• State News Briefs: Racine woman found dead near Root River
• Osceola man calls police on himself
• Tomorrow will be the milder day of the weekend
• Wisconsin National Guard wants a pay raise for its next adjutant general
• 22-year-old Manitowoc native killed in Afghanistan
• Cougars spotted Thursday morning in Elmwood
• DNR asks for public input on Ellsworth's plans for sewer plant upgrades
• Assistant DA cited in traffic accident
• Afternoon state news briefs: Joint federal and state lawsuit tries to get paper companies to remove PCBs from Fox River
• USDA awards grants to two UWRF ag professors
• EPA allows more ethanol in gasoline
• Man identified in police shooting in Madison
• State to hire new investigators to oversee child care program
• Hearing held over wind farm locations in rural areas
• NEW man will stand trial for fatal arson
• State news briefs: Memorial service planned for airman killed in Afghanistan
• Southern Minnesota counties to get flood relief
• UW-Stout suspends 10 hockey players after death of student
• State news briefs: Neenah woman dies after being rescued from Lake Winnebago
• Madison man back in court for fatal drunk driving case
• State Patrol looking for tips on hit and run accident in Hastings
• State corn harvest remains ahead of schedule
• Autumn clean-up of Rush River Oct. 23
• Two teens found dead in Lakeland park
• UPDATED: No one hurt in barn fire southeast of Elmwood
• County dairy award winners told
• Dane County Sheriff's Deputy shot and killed a man
• Kratz's victim to file a claim in federal court
• Wisconsin earns a "B" for the amount of money it spends on public schools
• Deputy U.S. Marshal on trial in Milwaukee
• St. Cloud State professor attempts suicide from Hudson Bridge
• Farmington, Minn. man killed in motorcyle accident near Viroqua
• Woman rescued from submerged car in Neenah
• State news briefs: Milwaukee police officer shoots man while serving warrant
• Eau Claire man in custody after damaging vehicles while fleeing police
• Food prices remain stable but rains could make impact
• Corps plans renovation of Lock and Dam No. 3 at Red Wing
• UWRF to study feasibility of wind turbines in St. Croix River Valley
• Grant, enrollment among good news for Ellsworth School Board
• VFW has new home
• Stronger than ever
• Bond set for Prairie du Chein man who says he killed girlfriend
• Motorcyclist avoids hitting SUV; two injured
• Wisconsin voters will be seeing history when they go to the polls
• Former inmate who knew Dahmer to write a book about him
• Federal offices closed in observance of Columbus Day
• Funeral set for New London soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Wadena disaster-aid issue still holds up special session
• Milwaukee County mental health paitent escapes, attacks woman
• State News Briefs: West Allis board hears case on dangerous dog
• Wadena leaders try to get tornado damage on special session agenda
• Update: Two Minnesotans injured in Hager City accident
• New Richmond pumpkin set new world record
• La Crosse decriminalizes pot possession
• Body of 34-year old recovered in Lake Winnebago
• FEMA center closes up shop in Grant County
• Avanti Wind plans to expand despite economy
• State News Briefs: Johnson and Feingold hold first debate
• MPUC will announce decision on Goodhue Wind project
• Despite its bleak future, more people want to get into farming
• Double murder suspect enters guilty plea
• Two members of U's spirit squad killed in drunk driving accident outside Madison
• State News Briefs: Two persons shot and killed in Milwaukee robbery attempts
• Enbridge Energy to pay state fine for refinery violations in Superior
• Sheriff's interviews now online
• Could special treatment help a hit-and-run accuser in Milwaukee?
• Kohl's had an increase, but not as big as hoped
• More motorcycle deaths this year already than all of last year
• Crown night in Plum City
• Special session for flood relief scheduled for Monday
• Ellsworth area church members see the light of solar energy
• Afternoon State News Briefs: Three people were killed overnight when a suspected drunk driver hit a disabled car on Interstate 39-90-94 just north of Madison.
• Pair arrested on burglary charges
• Red Wing man hospitalized after 'cycle crash
• Dane County woman charged with 13 felonies
• Two male freshmen at La Crosse charged with sexual assault
• Pro/con letters released in case against Kratz
• Advertising for the Wisconsin's governor race negative
• Jury awards $2 million to former Somerset teacher
• Monring State News Briefs: Dane County soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Advocates pushing to get 17-year-olds criminal suspects into juvenile court instead of adult
• Minnesota soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Plant farm blooms into garden oasis
• State News Briefs: Dane County to pay $118,000 in Zimmerman case settlement
• Three UW-Madison students facing $86K in fines
• No Lt. Gov. debates scheduled
• Kratz resigns as Calumet County DA
• Home foreclosures hit a record high in Wisconsin last month
• Supreme Court unable to reach a decision about on-line court records
• "So I shot her"
• State cheese production declines in August
• Items from Edmund Fitzgerald auctioned off
• Zierl gets national award
• State News Briefs: Three persons killed in accident near Oshkosh
• Supreme Court to decide today wheter to eliminate on-line court records for defendants whose charges
• 17 riders were trapped in ferris wheel in Racine
• Former Fond du Lac official sentenced to one year jail for possessing child porn
• Fall colors beneficial in more ways than one
• Double-murder suspect described as generous and trusted
• Flooding adds to state potato farmers' woes
• State News Briefs: Green Bay man gets eight months in jail for assault he says defending son
• County officials to meet on Diamond Bluff sand-hauling plan
• Ballot crowded one for governor's race
• License for new Ellsworth restaurant approved by village board
• Groundbreaking ceremony for new Hastings bridge set for Wednesday
• Home security camera videos help catch burglars
• Ballot mistake in state House race winds up in Supreme Court
• Appeals court says it won't allow molester to sue victim's parents
• Heavy rains flood parts of western, northern Wisconsin
• State news briefs: Kidnapper of 10-month old caught in Missouri
• Groundbreaking for new Hastings bridge is Wednesday, Sept. 22
• Amber Alert canceled
• Judge to decide if man who had sex organ glued to his stomach will get monetary damages from suspect
• Walker, Barrett start campaigning in earnest for Nov.
• Calumet County's DA embrassed after sending racy text mesages to a woman while proseucting her
• Judge sends a message with strong sentence
• Borup, Kapanke win primaries
• Local icon Don Page dies
• Minnesota sex offender on probation accused of molesting boy
• State news briefs: Lyndon Station village president charged with child sexual assault
• Appeal of Ellsworth woman to sexual assault charge turned down by judge
• Midwest leaders meet with White House officials on Asian carp
• Disaster assistance offered to western Wisconsin
• Walker, Johnson get GOP nods in primary (Primary election round-up)
• First West Nile virus case reported in Wisconsin
• Semi accident causes power outage in Lake City
• Pierce County voters favor Barrett, Walker
• New contract for Harley-Davidsion workers approved across state
• Minnesota student dies from fall off cliff outside Fountain City
• State corn crop remains ahead of schedule
• State News Briefs: Obama agains nominates Butler to federal bench
• Hasting's soldier to host radio show in Egypt
• School bus purchase approved by Ellsworth School Board
• Albert Lea city manager charged with felonies
• Woodbury businessman to appear on "The Apprentice"
• UPDATED: Train derailment reported at Hager City
• State news briefs: West Allis woman dies in house fire
• Union workers at H-D in Milwaukee approve new contract in close vote
• Madison soldier found dead at Ft. McCoy
• Petitions to keep Asian carp out of Great Lakes delivered to White House
• Thompson turns against rail projects he once supported
• Ellsworth village board deals with license issues
• Bat tests positive for rabies in St. Croix County
• Area Packer fans will see 70 percent of the team's game in 2010
• It's Primary Election Day - record turnout forecasted - Polls open until 8 p.m.
• Blair woman in fair condition after hay wagon rolled over her
• Two men cited for OWI for driving the same vehicle at nearly the same time
• Wisconsin's next budget already $2.5 billion in the hole
• Two arrested in Minnesota after chase reaches speeds of 115 mph
• Obama unveils new infrastructure plan in Milwaukee speech
• Minnesota judge refuses to stop powerline project
• Wind Advisory in place until 4 p.m., gusts up to 45 mph.
• Rural Hager City man, 89, found alive after 3-day search
• ATV rollover injures Texas man
• Milk prices increase over summer
• Franklin woman arrested for leaving newborn in trash in Racine
• Plane goes down Sunday in Pierce County Town of Rock Elm
• State news briefs: Obama back in Wisconsin, speak in Milwaukee on Labor Day
• Meth suspects caught in Kellogg
• Candidates mix it up in governor's debate at state fair
• Third District candidate Evers says deficit is his top priority
• Court rules minimum mark-up Constitutional
• State news briefs: Harley-Davidson workers approve new contract
• Stout chancellor talks about plans upcoming academic year
• UWRF ag group hosting dairy breakfast in conjunction with rodeo
• State news briefs: Bond set for gun dealer who shot and killed man
• Storms cause damage near Hartford
• Wisconsin cheese production drops in August
• Overnight lane closure scheduled beginning Sept. 7 at Hastings bridge
• Parts of CTH J being closed for construction
• Clean Sweep, medication disposal Sept. 18
• The largest road-building project in Wisconsin history already has cracks in it
• Last year's eighth graders in Wisconsin had lower reading scores than the previous year
• State: No problems with Dells ride that seriously injured girl
• Superior might become the second Wisconsin city to ban synthetic marijuana
• Hudson man convicted in dog case
• Minnesota man arrested for driving 178 mph sentenced for DWI
• Ex-Ellsworth school transformed into logo printing firm
• Pierce County students' latest ACT scores mostly down
• Minnesota confirms two cases of West Nile virus
• Man dead, woman wounded in stand-off in Berlin
• State news briefs: Teachers starting school year without contracts
• Florida fugatives found in Winona County
• New New Richmond High School building opens today
• Humid summer still causing storms, flooding throughout state
• Two 19-year old men killed in Milwaukee shootings
• 'Group think' isn't his style, says 30th District candidate
• Retired police officers in Milwaukee may soon be allowed to carry concealed weapons
• State negotiating with the Justice Department to make sure those overseas can vote in November
• La Crosse man accused of killing his parents trying to have his charges dropped
• Petition calls for marijuna question on fall ballot in River Falls
• Hudson's Goodwill Store opens its doors
• Bank robber on the loose in SE Minnesota
• Stillwater Lift Bridge to be closed Sept. 7-9
• State news briefs: Man drowns in Lake Beulah
• Woodshop manager, parent is 30th District Assembly candidate
• UW-Stout is going smoke-free today
• Criminal justice officials are asking for more tax dollars
• Juror Appreciation Month starts today throughout state
• Three people walk away after a plane crash at Waukesha Airport
• Men accused of burglarizing Superior home charged
• Unclaimed property tour coming Sept. 8
• Last open house for ag display to be Sept. 11-12
• Wisconsinites are one step closer to finding out where their state tax money is going
• State News Briefs: Prairie du Sac man killed in Afghanistan
• School bus driver saves lives of Medford fans from fire
• Drive-by shooting prompts La Crosse woman to commit suicide
• State's corn crop ahead of schedule
• State apple harvest on track
• State banks still losing money but not as bad as before
• State news briefs: Leinenkugel to start new investment group of local homeowners
• Ellsworth school budget proposal includes mill rate hike of 1.92%
• Debates date set for the Governor race
• Romanski named new Agriculture Department secretary
• Wisconsin has two of the country's 10 best community colleges
• State economists believe the economy will remain in netural until Washington makes up its mind
• Dane County man dies when lawn mower lands on top of him
• Rain predicted for most of the week
• Police believe they stopped peeping Tom
• Motorcyclist clocked at 112 mph
• Ellsworth man cited for disorderly conduct during Fair
• Spring Valley woman starts up St. Croix Valley Scooter Club
• Supervisors learned what the public thinks of the county services
• Wisconsin is getting $15 million to help reduce the effects of future floods
• Man in North Dakota throws a hammer at police to avoid arrest
• UW-RF: Hudson to open next week
• Health care update for employers given Ellsworth chamber
• No criminal charges to be filed after a four-year-old girl was mauled to death
• Report says Johnson-owned company took $4 million in government loans
• 3 businesses interested after Village of Ellsworth promotion
• Blanford hopes to be in Elmwood for a long time
• Stillwater man charged with killing grandfather
• Kapanke admits charity he owns paid for lights at Copeland Park
• Green Bay police looking for two men in abduction and beating case
• Head of Milwaukee County mental facility demoted
• Man shoots and wounds himself in stand-off with Waukesha police
• Near 100 women will take part in "Martini Jump" in Baldwin this weekend
• State news briefs: Milwaukee man charged with murder with ice pick
• Duro is closing its Hudson plant; 63 jobs will be lost
• Federal government has withheld 70 million dollars in grants for stem cell research
• Nine arrested in prostitution sting
• Duro is closing Hudson plant; 63 jobs will be lost
• Two teens from Superior and Duluth are heading home from Hawaii thanks to Good Samaritans
• Barrett offers free hunting, fishing and state park admissions on two weekends each year
• County to apply for federal aid
• Area teen investigated on animal cruelty charges
• Federal judge's ruling haults embryonic stem cell research
• Clintonville man killed in shoot-out with Shawano County deputies
• New research in drought-resistant plants leaps ahead at UW-Madison
• No new outbreaks of salmonella poisoning reported as egg recall continues
• Emergency response drill at Prairie Island plant today
• Judge continues to hear testimony in Asian Carp lawsuit
• A second trial to be held in case of livestock registry law
• Minnesota couple injured in motorcycle-deer accident outside Prescott
• State News Briefs: Rescuers looking for man who jumped into Wisconsin River
• State news briefs: Body found washed up on Governor's Island in Lake Mendota
• State Auditor Otto makes campaign swing through Red Wing
• Local GOP's women video flap gets national attention
• Settlement reached in hotel fire lawsuit in Independence
• Power finally restored after Friday evening storms in SE Wisconsin
• Many Wisconsin taverns stop selling cigarettes
• Polk County investigators still working case of missing St. Croix Falls woman
• Another marijuana grow operation found in NEW region
• State news briefs: ACT scores show continued racial disparities
• SE Minnesota corn crop to be a part of potential state record crop
• Minoqua man accused of murdering wife
• Strong storms sweep through Wisconsin
• Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate said mistake caused offensive video
• State Patrol begins holiday drunk driving crackdown
• 35W bridge wreckage to be moved to Afton
• Back-to-school nears for Pierce County area students
• Dewey remembered as a hero during funeral
• State news briefs: 88-year old pilot in critical condition after crash near Dells
• Ellsworth residents hear from officials on sex offender's presence
• Students to sample careers at Ellsworth High School expo
• UW system asks for more money to graduate students
• One dead and one injured in car crash with horse-drawn buggy
• Pierce County Fair
• Cheese Curd Festival

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