UPDATE: Police identify man killed in Superior industrial accident
The victim has been identified as 30-year-old David M. Clink, according to a release from Sgt. Derrick Hughes with the Superior Police Department.
Budget committee green-lights sale of state-owned property
Republicans on the legislature’s budget committee have approved a plan that would allow for the sale of state-owned property.
Sheboygan priest founds group to help crack down on sex abuse
A priest from Sheboygan is a founding member of a new group of clergy that's monitoring sexual abuse cases in the Catholic Church.
Raw food advocates converge for Wisconsin dairy farmer trial
With Loganville farmer Vernon Hershberger’s trial underway in Sauk County, raw milk advocates say this is a pivotal moment in the raw and local food movement.
Wisconsin candidates got $758K from sand, gas industry
A new report says the sand mining and natural gas industries have given Wisconsin candidates nearly $758,000 dollars since 2007, with contributions spiking last year as sand mining took off in the state.
Winter schools retire American Indian logo
A western Wisconsin school district will change its Native American logo that it's used for its sports teams.
Flooding forces evacuation of 1,300 in ND town
More than a thousand people have evacuated their homes in northeastern North Dakota as rain-fed floodwaters threaten a dam on the Tongue River.
DOT launches summer travel safety initiatives
The Wisconsin State Patrol plans to increase its use of air support this summer to crack down on speeders.
Man dies in industrial accident in Superior
A man died in an industrial accident Tuesday night in Superior, the Superior Fire Department reported.
Volunteers needed to plant Memorial Day flags
In preparation for Memorial Day, volunteers of all ages, from World War II veterans to school children, will be planting flags at the graves of Superior veterans Thursday.
Want a job on the outdoor beat? DNR is hiring conservation wardens
Apply by June 9 for open conservation warden positions.
Douglas County fire survivor thanks her ‘angel’ Warden Burns
June Thielen knows her angel – and her angel knows her address.
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