Superior Telegram

Tuesday’s Local Scores

A Florida man got more than a citation when he was pulled over for suspected drunk driving along Superior’s Tower Avenue on Christmas.

Cheyenne Johnson led Northwestern with 16 points. Amanda Ogren added 12.

Gov. Scott Walker is proposing a 13 percent cut in state funding for the University of Wisconsin System at the same time that he wants to give all campuses more freedom from state laws.

Superior hosts Hudson at 7:15 p.m. today

Two police officers were injured by a gunman outside a New Hope City Council meeting on Monday night. The gunman was fatally shot by police, authorities said.

Four cars drop into lakes in Cass County.

In January, the Superior School Board scrapped plans to move the matter to open session when it delayed discussion on the selection of an architectural firm to advise on referendum and pre-referendum services.

The Mariner Medical Clinic will serve up tips on hydration and healthy plate portions, provide education on how to prevent falls and invite visitors test drive a blender bike Friday. There’s even the possibility of an impromptu Pilates class.

A federal law enforcement decision will lead to less local funding for the fight against drugs.

Wisconsin adults diagnosed with terminal diseases would be allowed to end their own lives with the help of physicians under a bill introduced by a Democratic state representative.

A University of Wisconsin research laboratory that attracted controversy for using live cats in experiments is closing this year, the school said.