Janesville Police Department and School District work together on heroin addiction
The Janesville Police Department hopes to prevent heroin addiction by attacking it where it starts. Police Chief Dave Moore says that’s why the Police Department is teaming up with the School District of Janesville for a series
A primary challenger for Wisconsin Congressman Ron Kind
A retired high school history teacher is mounting a Democratic primary challenge against Wisconsin Congressman Ron Kind. Myron Buchholz of Eau Claire says he’s worried about growing poverty rates in the Third Congressional District and statewide, which
Janesville man faces 10th OWI charge
A Janesville man is facing a charge of felony 10th-offense intoxicated driving. According to Janesville police, 53-year-old Scott Ross was arrested a little before 2:00 a.m Sunday. Officers who made a traffic stop at the intersection of
Arrest in Green Bay double fatality crash
An arrest has been made in connection with a double fatality crash in Green Bay on Friday night. Daniel R. Boucher, 27, was booked into the Brown County Jail Sunday morning on two counts of homicide by
Former Janesville RV owner waives right to preliminary hearing in Rock County Court
An Evansville man accused of swindling hundreds of thousands of dollars out of customers of his former business makes an appearance in Rock County Court. After 47-year-old Troy Tofte waived his preliminary hearing Monday afternoon, he plead
Soul Food Lunch planned at BTC
Diversity awareness is capturing a lot of headlines lately with some stars boycotting the Oscars, immigration protests in Madison, and of course the “Black Lives Matter” movement. The awareness takes on a tastier mood at Blackhawk Technical
Bill headed to Walker expands police strip search authority
A bill that would expand the circumstances under which someone in police custody can be strip searched is headed to Governor Scott Walker’s desk. Under current law a person has to be facing detainment of at least
AUDIO: Truck is sunk
A well known guessing game almost ends before it begins. The popular Janesville Golden K Kiwanis Truck on Ice raffle comes to an abrupt end. After little more than a week perched atop the frozen surface of
Republican senators call for vote on sanctuary cities bill
Some Republican state lawmakers say the Senate should schedule a vote on a controversial bill targeting so-called sanctuary cities. The legislation is aimed at ending policies that prevent local law enforcement and other agencies from asking someone
State stepping up efforts to bust scammers
Wisconsin consumer protection officials have had some success in nabbing tele-marketing and Internet scammers in the past year, but the fight has not be an easy one. Sandy Chalmers, Deputy Secretary of the state Department of Agriculture,