Representative Reid Ribble News

This year is the organization's 26 anniversary demonstration in support of POW/MIA and veterans' issues.

In a letter to leaders of the House Agriculture Committee, the congressmen said the cap would punish farmers in Wisconsin if those elsewhere produced too much milk and it would be particularly harmful to small and medium-sized farms.

When last we checked in on Rep. Scott Rigell, the Virginia Republican was busy propping up various fast-food franchises stretched between Capitol Hill and Hampton Roads, Va.

It's 2012 and Democrats are slamming a Republican congressman running for re-election for living the good life on the taxpayer dime and putting "himself first." The ad - paid for by the Democratic Campaign Congressional Committee - shows a photo of Wisconsin Rep.

GREEN BAY, Wis Air travel delays across the U.S. should end soon. Last Friday, lawmakers passed a bill to get all air-traffic controllers back to work.

With rising temperatures and spring like weather, plants and trees are now releasing pollen.

Instead of working against one another, a group of local trucking companies is teaming up to create a training program that will benefit all of them.

The Wisconsin Department of Justice has identified a woman found dead in Peshtigo as 45-year-old as Patricia Waschbisch.

Congressman Ribble is hoping to inspire job seekers in the area by holding a two day info session about jobs.

Congressman Reid Ribble stops into the studio to discuss a myriad of topics, including how best to treat the surviving Boston bombing suspect, sequester cuts impacting air travel, the next attempt at gun legislation, and ongoing budgetary debates in Washington.