Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker’s approval numbers remain low, according to findings of the latest survey from the St. Norbert College Strategic Research Center. The Wisconsin Survey shows only 39 percent think Walker is doing a good job.
Assembly approves overhaul of Wisconsin elections agency
The state Assembly has approved legislation that makes major changes to the oversight of elections and ethics issues in the state, although the future of the bill remains in question. The proposal calls for replacing the current
Another Crypto case confirmed at Milton High School
The City of Milton says the water supply is safe despite a third Milton High School student being infected with Cryptosporidium. Milton School District Communications Supervisor Jerry Schuetz confirmed Wednesday that another 20 more students – mostly
Bucks release three, roster stands at 15
The Milwaukee Bucks reached the regular-season roster limit of 15 players by releasing three players today. The Bucks dismissed forward Marcus Landry, guard Jorge Gutierrez and forward Josh Powell. All three entered training camp with non-guaranteed contracts
Liebert announces run for County Clerk
Janesville City Council member Sam Liebert says he plans to run for Rock County Clerk in August. Candidates cannot start circulating papers until Dec. 1, but Liebert said he took out papers early so he can let people
New wing unveiled at Edgerton Hospital
Edgerton Hospital is unveiling its new rehabilitation wing. Hospital CEO Jim Schultz says the need for this type of facility is growing. Schultz says today's insurers tend to send patients home from the hospital pretty early. He
Local unemployment is down
Wisconsin's unemployment numbers for September show a decrease from August in all counties according to the latest Department of Workforce report. Rock County's rate dipped .2% to 4.2%. In Janesville unemployment is down to 4.4%, and Beloit has
Local schools participate in Great Apple Crunch
The School District of Janesville will participate in a Great Lakes State celebration promoting local farmers and growers on National Food Day. Sponsored by USDA and the Wisconsin Department of Trade and Consumer Protection, The Great Apple
Civil service reform bill clears Assembly committee
A state Assembly committee has signed-off on controversial changes to the state’s civil service system, despite warnings from Democrats that the proposal could inject politics into state hiring decisions. The legislation would make it easier for state
Ryan open to serving as House Speaker, with conditions
Wisconsin Congressman Paul Ryan now says he would consider taking the speaker’s post in the U.S. House of Representatives. However, the Janesville Republican did offer a list of conditions for taking the position. Ryan said Tuesday night,