Assembly approves $10 million water quality package

The state Assembly has approved a 13 bill, $10 million plan to address water quality in Wisconsin. Lawmakers sparred Tuesday over who deserves credit. “If Governor Tony Evers had not declared 2019 the Year of Clean Drinking

Beloit police plan Converstations with the Community

Beloit Police Chief David Zibolski expects the next Conversations with the Community to be well attended. Zibolski expects a lot of interest in light of the recent officer involved fatal shooting of 23-year-old Montay Penning. He says

Local communities urge residents be counted in census

Several local communities are teaming up to help residents fill out their census questionnaires. Edgerton City Administrator Ramona Flanigan says this is the first year the census can be filled out on-line, and some people may not

Two bills authored by Loudenbeck pass Assembly

A local state legislator is having a busy week at the capitol. State Representative Amy Loudenbeck authored legislation to improve surface water quality outside of the Speaker’s Water Quality Task Force that passed the Assembly Tuesday. The

Beloit woman who stole from church ordered to pay fine

A 51-year-old Beloit woman who’s accused of stealing more than $5000 from her Janesville church takes a plea deal in Rock County Court. 51-year-old Michelle Lomaz pleaded guilty Tuesday to theft in a business setting and Judge

Missing Beloit girl found safe

A 15-year-old Beloit girl who was reported missing in January is safely located in Waukesha County. Beloit Police say Denetta M. Gray was located by the Waukesha County Sheriff’s Department. Gray was reported missing on January 12th

Tiffany and Zunker will compete for 7th CD

State Senator Tom Tiffany will be the Republican candidate in this spring’s special election in northern Wisconsin’s 7th Congressional District. Tiffany came out of the primary with 58 percent of the Republican vote. He said Tuesday night