UW-La Crosse women's swimming opens season with third-place finish
The Eagles piled up 541 points and won the 200 freestyle relay to open the season.
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The Eagles piled up 541 points and won the 200 freestyle relay to open the season.
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October 14, 2026Racine Park ends football season early, players say they will be back
October 14, 2026Mount Pleasant hemp shop worries over federal rule change set for December
October 14, 2026Records show Racine voting equipment is serviced by a vendor, run by local officials
October 14, 2026La Crosse Adventure Film Festival opens with SOUP and runs through Oct. 17
October 14, 2026Wauzeka Elementary earns Wisconsin Blue Ribbon honors in both categories
October 14, 2026Power line opponents say 25 lawmakers made commitments at Capitol
October 14, 2026Winona County mailing notices after spring ransomware theft
October 14, 2026Historic Kenosha Eagles Club moves into state review for demolition
October 14, 2026Wausau council approves lead service line ordinance and gap funding
October 14, 2026Wausau School Board votes to join national social media litigation
October 14, 2026Wausau area trunk-or-treat events run Oct. 16 through Oct. 31
October 14, 2026Marathon County employers share in $6.6 million state training grants
October 14, 2026Residents raise cost, water and power concerns at Kenosha data center forum
October 14, 2026Six killed, including a child, in Sauk County plane crash
October 14, 2026Kenosha Unified Jazz Festival runs Nov. 5-7 at Tremper
October 14, 2026RecPlex offers free training for cancer patients and survivors
October 14, 2026Racine Zoo welcomes a newborn Hartmann's mountain zebra
October 14, 2026Second newborn surrendered at Racine Fire Station 4 baby box
October 14, 2026Racine proposes higher police overtime in 2027 budget
October 14, 2026Milwaukee Public Museum plans final events for Streets of Old Milwaukee
October 14, 2026Higher diesel prices could add millions to Milwaukee school bus costs
October 14, 2026Milwaukee stays cool and cloudy Wednesday, with rain due Thursday
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October 14, 2026Milwaukee police release bodycam from shooting that wounded 17-year-old
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October 13, 2026MPS class-size plan would move about 55 teachers at the end of October


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The Eagles piled up 541 points and won the 200 freestyle relay to open the season.
A motorcycle and a pickup collided Sunday evening near Quarry Hill Road, about five miles west of Winona.
The new exhibition is free and open to the public at the Lowe Center for the Arts.
The hybrid conference runs 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and includes breakfast and lunch with the $40 ticket.
The festival's fifth year spans four La Crosse venues, starting with a community pitch night at Myrick Park.
Wauzeka Elementary is one of eight Wisconsin schools named a 2026 Blue Ribbon School, recognized in both award categories.
Opponents of the MariBell and BECI lines say a Capitol day of meetings produced commitments from 25 Wisconsin lawmakers.
Winona County is mailing letters to residents whose information was taken in a ransomware incident between March 13 and April 7.
A small plane traveling from Kenosha to Menomonie went down Tuesday night in a wooded area near Mirror Lake State Park, killing all six people on board.







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Wausau will require non-lead private water connections and use gap financing so homeowners whose lines are replaced later receive the same help as those replaced earlier.
The board voted Oct. 12 to authorize counsel to pursue litigation alleging major social media products harm youth mental health.
Organizations across Wausau, Rothschild, Schofield, Weston and Marathon are hosting trunk-or-treat and other Halloween events for children through the end of October.
Wisconsin announced $6.6 million in WisTRAIN grants to 84 employers to train more than 3,800 workers in advanced manufacturing and artificial intelligence.



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A sellout crowd of 42,617 watched Milwaukee beat Los Angeles 2-1 to open the series.
About 81 positions would be cut across 47 schools, while 47 classrooms still lack a permanent teacher.
William Contreras tied the game with a home run, then singled home the go-ahead run, and Milwaukee's bullpen retired the final 15 Dodgers in order at American Family Field.
Added staffing in the proposed police and fire budgets could allow Milwaukee to reopen a Brady Street station closed about ten years ago.
A week of music, film and trivia events runs Oct. 12-18 in Milwaukee before a Fiserv Forum tour stop on Oct. 17.
Low roster numbers forced Racine Park to cancel its final two games, but sophomores on the team say they plan to rebuild for next fall.
Customers and the owner of WellProEdge say a narrower federal definition of hemp could remove some products they now buy for pain and relaxation.
A review of records through 2025 and interviews with five local officials found no record that a Minnesota company operates polling places or counts ballots in Racine County.
The former Eagles Club building, later known as Marina Shores, is under state historic review after its owners sought demolition, with no date set and a city permit still needed.
Students at UW-Parkside hosted a two-hour public forum on a proposed Kenosha data center and the effects such facilities can have on nearby communities.
Three days of student performances and evening concerts are planned at Tremper High School, opening with funk band Phat Phunktion.
The Living Well Scholarship will provide eight free personal training sessions at Pleasant Prairie RecPlex to the first 10 qualified applicants.
A female foal born early Oct. 12 is the third Hartmann's mountain zebra born at the Racine Zoo and its first female.
Racine's Fire Station 4 has recorded a second Safe Haven Baby Box surrender, and the same firefighter paramedic was on duty for both.
Racine's proposed 2027 police budget raises overtime to $2.5 million and sets the department's General Fund total at $39.2 million.
The Milwaukee Public Museum is highlighting the Streets of Old Milwaukee and European Village in their final months on Wells Street, with seasonal events through Dec. 17.
Milwaukee Public Schools expects diesel costs well above its contract benchmark could add $3.4 million to $4 million it did not plan for this year.
FOX6 forecasts a quiet, cloudy Wednesday in Milwaukee before widespread rain Thursday, strong northwest wind Friday and a possible frost Friday night.
Milwaukee leads the Dodgers 2-0 in the National League Championship Series, with Game 3 set for Wednesday night at Dodger Stadium.
Footage released Wednesday shows the Sept. 30 chase near 8th and Scott, where an officer shot a teenager police say was carrying a rifle.
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