‘CAFOS’ to draft own permits under DNR reorganization

Large livestock operations will be allowed to draft their own pollution permits under a sweeping plan to reorganize the state Department of Natural Resources. DNR Secretary Cathy Stepp says it’s an acknowledgement of the agency’s limited staff,

Wisconsin GOP files complaint against Stein, Clinton campaigns

The state Republican Party claims Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein and Democrat Hillary Clinton’s campaigns are illegally coordinating on a statewide recount. In a complaint filed with the Federal Elections Commission, the Wisconsin GOP argues Clinton

AUDIO REPORT: Thursday marks World AIDS Day

Sexually Transmitted Infections make the headlines at least once a year. The media no longer spends time like it used to talking about AIDS, but Community Action of Rock and Walworth County Director Marc Perry would like

Wheel tax becoming more popular

Owning a car in Milton will be a little more expensive next year.   The Milton City Council is turning to a wheel tax as a way to combat dwindling state transportation aid.  Council members argue the city’s

Trump on shaky legal ground regarding flag burning

The president elect has flag burning on his mind — or at least he did on Tuesday, when Donald Trump tweeted that nobody should be allowed to burn the American flag, and consequences might include loss of

Duffy named to Trump transition team

President Elect Donald Trump has added Wisconsin Congressman Sean Duffy to his transition team. Duffy is one of five new members of the team’s executive committee, bringing the total to 20. The 7th District Republican was an

Disturbance in Janesville leads to two arrests

A 25-year-old Beloit man is facing a variety of charges after police say they caught up with him at a home in Janesville.  Police were responding to a disturbance in the 15-hundred block of Holmes Street about