All or Nothing ticket sold in Onalaska hits $100,000
Latest booking: Prince A Carter · Nov 4, 8:27 AM
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2026 · WISCONSIN LOCAL NEWS
Live dispatch reports via CrimeRadar — unconfirmed, details may change.
Start with your corner of Wisconsin
Tap a region — or hover — to jump to its news.
VIEW THE ENTIRE STATETop stories from all four regionsAerial imagery: USGS National Map (public domain)
All or Nothing ticket sold in Onalaska hits $100,000
Latest booking: Prince A Carter · Nov 4, 8:27 AM
Siren voters decide $750,000-a-year school operating referendum on Nov. 3
Latest booking: Deandre L Barnes · Nov 4, 9:23 AM
Wausau-area voters pick state Senate and Assembly winners in Nov. 3 election
Latest booking: Steven W Peachy · Nov 4, 4:16 AM
Racine County voters pick Don Vandervest as new sheriff
Latest booking: Thomas William Johnson · Nov 4, 8:56 AM

The Wisconsin Lottery says an All or Nothing ticket sold at a Kwik Trip on East Main Street in Onalaska hit for $100,000 over the weekend.
60 in a 30, Two Flights, and a .000 Breath Test | Whitefish Bay Bodycam
Homicide Suspect, Bridge Crash, and a Shootout at Rush Hour | Milwaukee Bodycam









Arrest records only — not convictions. Everyone pictured is presumed innocent until proven guilty.

Winona State will honor its seniors Saturday when it hosts the University of Mary at Altra Federal Credit Union Stadium in the Warriors' final home game of the 2026 season.

Winona Area Hospice is marking National Hospice and Palliative Care Month with a 5-star rating based on feedback from patients' families and caregivers.

Democrat Rebecca Cooke has defeated Republican U.S. Rep. Derrick Van Orden in their rematch for western Wisconsin's 3rd Congressional District, in the most expensive congressional race in state history.

Mt. La Crosse is getting ready for winter with a free learn-to-ski program for fourth graders, described as the first program of its kind in Wisconsin.

The Winona Health Volunteers' annual Holiday Happiness sale opened Monday, November 2, at the hospital in Winona and runs through Wednesday, December 23.

The 700 block of Charles Street in La Crosse is closed to through traffic while crews replace water and sanitary lines, with reopening expected by the end of the day on November 4.










Arrest records only — not convictions. Everyone pictured is presumed innocent until proven guilty.

Siren School District voters will decide Nov. 3 whether to let the district exceed its state revenue limit by $750,000 a year for four years to fund day-to-day operations.

Chippewa County has 33 confirmed measles cases as of Oct. 30, and the Wisconsin Department of Health Services now classifies the cluster as an outbreak in which the virus is spreading locally.

A 59-year-old Canadian citizen living in Superior has been charged in federal court with knowingly voting in the November 2024 presidential election while not a U.S. citizen, the third such Canadian case filed in Wisconsin in recent days.

A new Eau Claire performing arts nonprofit, River Theatre Co., plans a curated series of performances in unconventional spaces, with its first large-scale musical set for August 2027.

The ninth annual Eau Claire Global Market will bring 21 vendors selling handmade goods from more than 40 countries to First Congregational UCC on Nov. 14, with Ukrainian restaurant Borsch House serving food this year.

A slow-moving storm system is expected to bring repeated rounds of rain to northwest Wisconsin and northeast Minnesota from Monday through Thursday, with widespread totals of 1 to 2 inches and some spots up to 3 inches.






Arrest records only — not convictions. Everyone pictured is presumed innocent until proven guilty.

Wausau-area voters elected a mix of familiar representatives and two new faces to the Wisconsin Senate and Assembly on Nov. 3, including John Kroll's win over longtime Rep. Pat Snyder in District 85.

A driver died early Monday after a vehicle left the roadway and crashed into a house near Merritt Avenue and Grand Street in Oshkosh, police said.

Green Bay fire officials say the body recovered from the Fox River near West Mason Street on Monday evening is that of Thai Yang, 25, who was last seen at his home on Oct. 25 and reported missing the next night.

Central Wisconsin voters are heading to the polls Tuesday, Nov. 3, to decide races for governor, Congress and the state Legislature, along with three statewide referendums and local referendums in several communities.

Marshfield High School student groups will host a Veterans Day breakfast on Wednesday, Nov. 11, starting with fellowship and coffee at 8 a.m., followed by a presentation and a salute through the school hallways.

Boys & Girls Club of Marshfield members took the first swings on Oct. 13, breaking into the walls of the club's future permanent home as work begins on an $8 million project backed by more than 150 donors.



Arrest records only — not convictions. Everyone pictured is presumed innocent until proven guilty.

Racine County voters have selected Democrat Don Vandervest as the county's next sheriff, the first new leader for the office in 16 years.

The Allstaff Group will lay off 148 workers at a Visual Pak plant in Kenosha on Dec. 31 after Visual Pak chose a different staffing vendor, according to a WARN notice reported Nov. 2.

Wisconsin records list the Mary Lou and Arthur F. Mahone Foundation as delinquent with no annual reports on file, and no independent IRS tax-exempt listing was found, Kenosha County Eye reported Nov. 2.

The District 21 State Senate race between Jim Croft and Trevor Jung could help decide which party controls the Wisconsin Senate, FOX6 reported.

Wisconsin Democratic candidates held a final-day rally at Racine County Democratic Party headquarters on Monday, Nov. 2, with gubernatorial candidate David Crowley urging supporters to turn out ahead of the Tuesday, Nov. 3, general election.

Kenosha County Eye reported Nov. 1 that Bradford High School teacher Jennifer Sepanski said Kenosha Unified administrators directed teachers to publicly support the district's failed $115 million referendum.
The Wisco Wire is part of a family of Wisconsin-run pages. Bookings, breaking posts, bodycam videos, and nostalgia land on Facebook and YouTube first — follow along: