Ashwaubenon to restrict some vendor sales outside Packers games
Ashwaubenon is considering banning people who don’t have proper sales permits from hawking goods outside of Lambeau Field or in its vicinity during Packers events. Village Attorney Tony Wachewicz says this change in the ordinance is geared
Power company turns to goats to control weeds
A herd of 80 to 100 goats may just be a silver bullet when it comes to controlling the noxious weeds growing at Alliant Energy’s property on Walters Road in the Town of Beloit. Wisconsin Power and
Milton High School girls swim coach resigns
The School District of Milton is out a director of nutritional services and a girls swim coach. Sheila Price resigned from both positions this week amid allegations of district policy violations. District officials say Price was placed
Suspect in violent Elkhorn sexual assault was carnival worker at Walworth County Fair
More details about a violent sexual assault in Elkhorn come out in Walworth County Court. The suspect, 24-year-old Terrence D. Leflore of Mississippi was a carnival worker at the Walworth County Fair. At his bond hearing Wednesday
Relief possible for local farmers impacted by flooding
With some crops drowning in the fields, USDA Farm Service Agency for Rock County Executive Director Michael Olson says teams will be surveying the damage beginning Thursday or Friday. Olson suggests anyone with questions simply call the
Janesville police release annual report
Calls for service are up for Janesville police. Chief David Moore says the newly released annual report shows the number of calls for service climbed by six-percent last year to more than 68,000. Janesville has 101 sworn
Janesville releases financial report
The city of Janesville is releasing its Popular Annual Financial Report. Finance Director Max Gaign says the report is user friendly and intended for anyone. In addition to financial information, the report provides general characteristics of the
Milwaukee news summary
Milwaukee will have five new locations for early voting for the November elections. Three will be in libraries, another at Milwaukee Area Technical College, and the fifth at U-W Milwaukee. “In 2018, we are going to go