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1848 - Wisconsin Enters the Union
Its nickname, was not in reference to the fierce animal but miners who spent their winters in the state, living in dugouts and burrowing much like a badger.
Driver Cited After Crash In Green County
At 2:05 A.M. Green County Deputies were advised that an Albany Police Officer was trying to stop a truck traveling at a high rate of speed leaving the Village of Albany.
Evansville eighth-graders share Spanish lessons via books
After first-grader Olivia Christensen read her book a couple of times to J.C. McKenna middle-schooler Kayleigh Jimenez, the eighth-grader started quizzing her young partner.
The defending Southeast Section champion Albion Tigers produced 21 hits Sunday in a 9-3 romp over McFarland in Home Talent baseball.
Evansville re-enactment camp gives kids a taste of Civil War life
Jon Cooper portrays an assistant surgeon with the 17 Corps Field Hospital in the Civil War.
Barneveld business builds tornado shelters
Every year at about this time tornadoes tear apart neighborhoods, homes and lives, sparing the lucky ones who can find shelter from nature's most violent winds.
For fee, companies will do field work for farmers
Matt Marshall with Klondike Farms plants soybeans in a field near Evansville, Wis.
Another Orfordville trustee announces run for 45th
Rucker joins three women who also have experience on municipal boards, including fellow village trustee and Republican candidate Beth Schmidt.
Flags lowered Tuesday in honor of Orfordville soldier
The U.S. Department of Defense says Spc. Benjamin Neal, 21, died April 25 in Kandahar province, Afghanistan from injuries he sustained when enemy forces attacked his unit with an improvised explosive device.
Soldier's funeral procession routes detailed
The Rock County Sheriff's Office is advising motorists of delays related to funeral processions Tuesday morning for Cpl.
Two departments respond to Center Township fire
Residents and pets were safely evacuated from a Center Township home Sunday evening after a report of a chimney fire.
Illinois man goes extra miles to honor fallen Orfordville soldier
You wouldn't have known it in Orfordville on Friday. Eckhardt of Little York, Ill., fit in the tight-knit community just as he has in dozens of small towns around the Midwest.
A 16-YEAR-OLD JANESVILLE BOY at 9:01 p.m. Monday at 744 Prairie Ave., Janesville, was referred to juvenile authorities on charges of escape, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of tobacco by a minor and possession of a prohibited weapon-a 4 1/2-inch pocket knife.
Madison eats agenda: Markets, Craft Beer Week, Bloody Lake Rendezvous, REAP Spring Gala
Although the grandpappy of the farmers' markets hereabouts, the Dane County Farmers' Market on Saturdays at the Capitol Square, started a few weeks ago, the smaller markets in Madison neighborhoods and surrounding communities are now starting to rev up.