‘Day Without Latinos’ march draws thousands to Milwaukee

Thousands of people filled the streets of Milwaukee Monday, as part of an effort to highlight the impact Latinos and other immigrants have in communities around the state. Demonstrators marched through the heart of downtown Milwaukee during

Fire chiefs want Walker to intercede on electrical code

Wisconsin’s fire chiefs and home builders remain at odds over an update to the electrical code, that would require circuit interrupters in new home construction. Wauwatosa Fire Chief Bob Ugaste heads the Wisconsin State Firefighters Association. He

Beloit Palliative Care program celebrates first year

Beloit Regional Hospice and Beloit Health System are looking back on the first year of their merger. Hospice Director Natasha Weberg says one of the most positive outcomes of the merger was the development of an independent

“Truck on Ice” sinks in record time

The Blackhawk Golden Kiwanis “Truck on Ice” contest didn’t last very long this year. Contest spokesman Glenn Disrude says club members got the truck placed on the ice of the Traxler Park Lagoon in Janesville Saturday morning,

A local community wins national recognition for romance

Just in time for Valentines Day, Visit Beloit Marketing Director Stacey Bodnar says Main Street America has named the state-line city one of the most romantic in the country.  Some of the reasons listed is Beloit is a small