Mining bill ready for Assembly vote Thursday

A bill to repeal the state’s so-called “mining moratorium” is ready for a vote by the state Assembly. It passed out of the Assembly Labor Committee on a 6-3 party line vote, with criticism from Democrats including

Waukesha reaches deal with Milwaukee for water access

Waukesha has taken another big step toward getting its drinking water from Lake Michigan, to replace its own wells that are contaminated with radium. On Monday, a 40 year deal was announced in which Waukesha will hook up

Oshkosh arena not ready for start of Herd season

The Wisconsin Herd will not be able to play in the team’s new home arena in Oshkosh until December. The team announced that the Menominee Nation Arena will not be ready for the start of the NBA

Badgers not focused on rankings

The first College Football Playoff rankings will be announced tonight (6 p.m. – ESPN) and the Wisconsin Badgers aren’t spending a whole lot of time worrying about where they stack up.  In fact, they’re not spending any time

Packers could play in London next season

The Green Bay Packers are one of six NFL teams that have yet to play a game in London.  That could all change by next season. The Packers have maintained an interest in playing in London, but