The Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) have officially served Wisconsin communities for 25 years, helping those with disabilities and adults moving into their golden years to thrive by connecting them to programs, resources and information in the state. A broad range of programs and services are available for Wisconsin’s most vulnerable populations. Services provided […]
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Every House Republican, except one from Wisconsin, voted Yes for new Speaker
Rep. Derrick Van Orden of western Wisconsin did not vote, as he is in Israel on a fact-finding trip. After more than three weeks, the United States of America has a Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives. Multiple GOP candidates failed to receive a majority of House votes in the past few weeks, but […]
Ex-Wisconsin high school star rejoins West Virginia as a coach, but said he wanted to be a Badger
A college basketball player for the past five years, Jordan McCabe has a paying gig in the game now. The uptempo point guard from Kaukauna and 7th-leading scorer in Wisconsin high school basketball history was hired in July by new West Virginia head coach Josh Eilert as an assistant on his staff. He will now […]
Nebraska beat Wisconsin volleyball by a finger, but plenty of positives emerged from the match
Well, Saturday night didn’t exactly go how the Badgers volleyball team wanted. The (formerly) No. 1 Wisconsin Badgers fell to the (formerly) No. 2 Nebraska Cornhuskers in Lincoln three exciting sets to two. Nebraska claws its way to the win The game couldn’t have ended in a more crushing way – Wisconsin roared out to […]
National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week: Know the facts and get tested
MADISON — Wisconsin has more than 3,600 cases of lead poisoning reported annually, and during National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week, the Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) is working to encourage all Wisconsinites to take steps to end childhood lead poisoning by getting the facts, helping children get tested for lead exposure, and checking homes […]
Racine turns 175 with blowout birthday bash
RACINE — In 1848, Wisconsin was admitted into the United States of America as a state and the Wisconsin Assembly granted the city incorporation. To celebrate its 175th birthday, residents gathered at Festival Hall on Saturday for a birthday bash. 175 years of innovations and development Mayor Cory Mason said the city had a lot […]
Rep. Jim Jordan is in the UW Hall of Fame
Now vying to be House Speaker, Jim Jordan, the hardline Republican and fierce Trump ally won two national titles wrestling for the Wisconsin Badgers. The next Speaker of the House may be a Wisconsin Badger. U.S. Rep. Jim Jordan, Republican of Ohio, is vying for the top job in the U.S. House of Representatives as […]
Wisconsin Badgers volleyball hasn’t lost a set in a month, and we need to talk about it
The Wisconsin Badgers volleyball team has yet to lose a set since September 17, over 30 days ago. You might be thinking – that’s not that surprising, Wisconsin is the top team in the country and has been for a few years. But I think you misunderstand what I’m saying here. Wisconsin’s track record The […]
Wisconsin GOP reps vote Jim Jordan for Speaker in failed attempts
The two Democrats in the state’s House caucus voted for their fellow Democrat Hakeem Jeffries as Jordan’s bid seems to fade. All six of Wisconsin’s Republican U.S. representatives voted in favor of Rep. Jim Jordan of Ohio to become Speaker in two failed House elections Tuesday and Wednesday. Wisconsin’s two Democratic Representatives, Gwen Moore and […]
Aloe: Wisconsin Humane Society featured pet for Oct. 18
This week’s featured pet from the Wisconsin Humane Society is Aloe. Aloe weighs 10 pounds and has glamorous, long white whiskers. He would do best in a home where any children are older than 10. Like all cats at WHS, Aloe has been neutered, vaccinated and microchipped – plus, since he’s over the age of […]
Interactive Smart City StoryMap unveiled by City of Racine
RACINE — The city launched a new tool on Tuesday to promote its progress on innovation. The Smart City StoryMap is an immersive webpage featuring definitions, historical facts, initiatives and interactive maps to provide a unique perspective of the city’s transformation into a Smart City. A Smart City is one that uses innovation and technology […]
Observations from the Wisconsin basketball 69-51 scrimmage: A.J. Storr is an offensive weapon of mass destruction
The undersized point guard Kamari McGee drove to the basketball, but appeared well-covered by two opposing players tracking back on defense. But McGee flipped the ball into the air behind him, and new Badger A.J. Storr seemed to appear from nowhere. He rose through the air to grab the ball and flush it. The alley […]
Evers moves $170M to extend child care support into 2025
Gov. Tony Evers announced Monday his administration would shift $170 million toward Wisconsin child care providers as stopgap funding to stave off a potential fiscal cliff early next year and extend state support for providers into 2025. Evers made the announcement as a state Senate committee voted to eliminate more than twice that amount in […]
National Drug Take Back Day set for Oct. 28
Wisconsinites are encouraged to participate in National Drug Take Back Day on Oct. 28 at participating locations throughout the state. The goal of National Drug Take-Back Day is to provide a safe, convenient and responsible means of disposal of prescription and over-the-counter medications, while also educating the general public about the potential for abuse of […]
Pina Colada: Wisconsin Humane Society featured pet for Oct. 11
This week’s featured pet from the Wisconsin Humane Society is Pina Colada. Pina Colada weighs 61 pounds and has the cutest ears you’ve ever seen. She’s ready for a home where she can play out all her puppy energy and cuddle up with her new companion. This adorable 7-month-old pup is available for adoption at the […]