Drop in home sales blamed on limited supply

Wisconsin Realtors sold almost eleven percent fewer existing houses in April than the year before – and they blame it on a continued drop in the numbers of homes going up for sale. The Wisconsin Realtors Association

Dems urge GOP to rethink state prevailing wage repeal

Democrats caution Republicans on repealing Wisconsin’s prevailing wage. A report from Wisconsin Contractor Coalition claims there’s been a 53 percent increase in new municipal projects being awarded to out-of-state companies. Assembly minority leader Peter Barca spoke against

La Crosse falls short of World Series bid

UW-La Crosse missed out on a chance to make the NCAA D-3 College World Series field for a third straight year, falling Monday 17-3 to Concordia-Chicago in the NCAA Midwest Regional at UW-Whitewater. It means the Wisconsin

Janesville police K9’s get free dog food

The Janesville Police Department’s K9 handlers are singing the praises of Solid Gold Pet Nutrition dog food. Badger Suites Pet Motel Manager Lindsey Jones helped set up a deal to provide free food for K9’s Fred and

UW-Rock County plans commencement ceremonies

College life on a two-year college campus can have its advantages. UW-Rock County Administrator Kristin Fillhouer says the small number of graduates helps make commencement intimate.  Fillhouer says a lot of the faculty attend ceremonies because they

Vets Roll begins

The annual Vets Roll bus excursion, to take veterans to see their monuments in Washington D.C., is underway.  Organizer Mark Finnegan tells Your Talk Show on WCLO the effort, which began in 2010, has now taken 1500