CARES Act may need a little correction
A local Congressman isn’t entirely pleased with the recently passed, more than $2 trillion Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act. Bryan Steil of Janesville would like the next bill to include some corrections. The Republican says
Janesville man pleads not guilty in child’s death
A 30-year-old Janesville man, accused of killing a 15-month-old girl, pleads not guilty in Rock County Court. Steven M. Horan is charged with First Degree Reckless homicide in the March 7th death of Jaylee Conaway. The criminal
Wisconsin COVID-19 cases by county, April 1, 2020
TODAY’S COVID-19 CASES, AS REPORTED BY THE WISCONSIN DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES ON APRIL 1, 2020. THESE NUMBERS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE THROUGHOUT THE DAY.
Need for poll workers remains acute in Wisconsin
Governor Tony Evers has agreed to allow Wisconsin National Guard personnel to be available to work at polling places in the state’s spring elections, as fears about coronavirus keep many regular poll workers at home. With an
Janesville police forcing Hobby Lobby, Smokers World to close under Governor’s order
Janesville police are forcing two Janesville businesses to close under Governor Tony Evers’ safer-at-home order. Deputy Chief Terry Sheridan said officers were making contact with Hobby Lobby and Smokers World in Janesville and directing them to cease
Support Wisconsin made products during the COVID-19 response
The economic slowdown because of the COVID-19 pandemic is hitting Wisconsin’s farmers and food producers especially hard. Alice in Dairyland Abigail Martin says buying local and keeping produce moving is vital to Wisconsin’s farmers. “1 in 9
Non-profit delivering groceries to low-income Beloit seniors
Senior citizens in Beloit’s Merrill and Hackett neighborhoods are getting some help with their groceries thanks to a local non-profit. Community Action applied for and received a $3,000 emergency grant from the Stateline Community Foundation to pay
City of Beloit offering free yard waste pickup for month of April
Wisconsin’s safer-at-home order might be a good time for Beloit residents to get some yard work done. The City of Beloit is offering free yard waste collection through the month of April to help promote social distancing