On Timber Hill’s outdoor patio, owner Amanda Stefl has erected two 10-foot-wide plastic domes and outfitted them for groups of four or so gues…
For the first month of the school year, the Millar children of rural Blue Mounds, Wisconsin, stayed home.
Wisconsinites are cautiously developing plans for the holiday travel season. A new AAA survey determined that the pandemic and presidential el…
The President of the United States plans to land later today and give a speech boosting law enforcement in Janesville—the largest city in a re…
The sun was shining Monday afternoon, shedding some light on a new subject that is growing in popularity for college students.
Long-time Wisconsin resident and election reformer Jim Mueller said when he was a municipal clerk two decades ago, elections were not a stress…
When Robert Pettigrew finally saw the sign in August, he believed the “good Lord” had placed him in front of it.
WHITEWATER — One month after being placed on paid administrative leave during investigation of a complaint, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater…
Since universities and K-12 schools started classes four weeks ago, the number of Wisconsinites who have tested positive for COVID-19 has rise…
Nominations of Wisconsin PK through 12 teachers and principals can now be submitted online at www.kohleducation.org for the 2021 Herb Kohl Edu…
The extravaganza of colors in Wisconsin’s forests is one show that is undeterred by the pandemic. The annual display is beginning now.
To expand the reach of its personalized voter information, the League of Women Voters of Wisconsin (LWVWI) recently published its fall voter g…
A female whooping crane that made history as the first of its kind known to survive a Wisconsin winter has once again flown into the record books.
Despite grim news Wednesday from the U.S. Travel Association, a long-time owner of Watertown-based Jefferson Travel said she remains optimisti…
UW-Whitewater Chancellor Dwight Watson is on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of an investigation into an unspecified complaint, …
The national gas price average spiked by a nickel on the week to $2.23, but is expected to push cheaper in the week ahead. Pump prices jumped …
WAUKESHA — A 23-year-old Ixonia man is facing charges of first-degree reckless homicide, reckless endangerment of safety and four counts of ob…
Police in Wisconsin are incredibly popular, and that popularity has only increased since a police officer killed George Floyd in May, accordin…
IXONIA — In light of what it says are “scare tactics” and a “misinformation” campaign, We Energies has issued more details and clarifications …
A conservative legal firm has filed a lawsuit challenging Gov. Tony Evers’ health emergency order that requires residents to wear face masks, …
Area lawmakers are divided on how to proceed following Gov. Tony Evers’ call for a special legislative session aimed at police reform followin…
Gov. Tony Evers signed signed Executive Order #86 declaring a state of emergency following protests in communities across Wisconsin. Executive…
Gazette parent company Adams Publishing Group has announced executive Mary Jo Villa is stepping aside from a leadership role she’s held for mo…
With over 15,000 lakes and 84,000 miles of rivers and streams, thousands of Wisconsinites and visitors flock to shorelines for a chance to get…
Garbage and dump trucks were set ablaze on Sunday, Aug. 23, 2020 by rioters near the Kenosha County Courthouse where they had been set up to p…
JEFFERSON — A single-vehicle rollover in the Town of Farmington Thursday afternoon claimed the life of the driver.
JEFFERSON — Originally slated for May, the annual Furry Friends 5k will take place Saturday, with significant accommodations to assure safe so…
On Feb. 19, state Sen. Jeff Smith, an Eau Claire Democrat, stood from his chair in the Capitol chambers and begged his colleagues to pass his …
