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Voters in some Wisconsin communities reject public safety referendums during Tuesday election

Voters in municipalities around Wisconsin rejected public safety referendums Tuesday that would have increased police and fire staffing in their communities,. Referendums in the cities of Muskego, New Berlin and Plymouth all failed to win voter support. The measures would have increased the annual property tax levies to help pay for more police officers or firefighters and paramedics.

New Berlin, WI · 2d

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Level 2 Bound Wisconsin Football Player of the Week: Quintin Arizola, Delavan-Darien

Quintin Arizola of Delavan-Darien has been selected as the Level 2 Bound Wisconsin Football Player of the Week following a statewide vote on BoundWisconsin.com. His big day helped the Comets score a road victory to advance in the playoffs. He was chosen from a strong group of nominees in Level 2. A total of 5,447 votes were cast, as Arizola’s 2,390 were enough to edge out second place Brock Hinderman of Iowa-Grant, who tallied 2,230 votes.

Delavan, WI · 1d

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Holiday Sweets Season Arrives at Ethereal in Woodstock, Illinois

Some of the best treats in Illinois hide behind doors you might walk right past on a cold afternoon. You step inside expecting a quick coffee, and suddenly the smell of warm chocolate wraps around you like a scarf. Before you know it, you are holding a box of tiny...

Woodstock, IL · 1d

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WIAA Football preview: Lake Mills gearing up for Level 3 clash against Delavan-Darien

LAKE MILLS — L-Cat Stadium has seen its share of big football games since opening late in the 2019 season. None of those games have had the magnitude of Friday’s clash for a state semifinal spot. Lake Mills’ top-seeded football team hosts third-seeded Delavan-Darien in a WIAA Division 4 Level 3 game at 7 p.m., seeking the program’s first-ever Level 4 berth. The L-Cats have been to the state semifinals once, back in 1987 when the postseason was four weeks instead of the current five-week format. Lake Mills’ senior-heavy team, 14 in total, will play its eighth playoff game in the past three seasons. That includes a 19-14 setback to Racine St. Catherine’s in Level 3 in 2024, a game which dropped the L-Cats’ third-round playoff record to 0-4 dating back to 2016. The L-Cats dispatched eighth-seeded Edgerton 42-22 in Level 1, then beat fifth-seeded Evansville 42-7 en route to pushing their streak of scoring 40 or more points to seven games. As a No. 1 seed for the first time in program history, the L-Cats earn the right to host a Level 3 game for the first time and will do it on a field where they are 34-7

Lake Mills, WI · 2d

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Kenosha Reminds Residents of Snow-Clearing Duties as Winter Approaches

KENOSHA, Wis. (WLIP)— As winter approaches, the city is reminding residents that keeping sidewalks and other public areas clear of snow and ice is a shared responsibility, with local ordinances requiring property owners and occupants to take action within 24 hours after a storm ends. The city’s Department of...

Kenosha, WI · 1d

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College wrestling: Warhawks suffer season-opening loss at UW-Parkside

KENOSHA — The UW-Whitewater wrestling team opened the 2026-27 campaign at NCAA Division II UW-Parkside Thursday evening. The Rangers maintained possession of the Sake Bottle, taking the dual 27-13. The Sake Bottle Trophy originated in 1975 when UW-Parkside head coach Jim Koch and UW-Whitewater head coach Willie Myers toured Japan and Korea with an NAIA All-State Team. During the trip, Mr. Hatta, the former president of Japanese wrestling and considered the father of the sport in Japan, presented the two coaches with a sake bottle. Since then, the two southeastern Wisconsin schools have battled for possession of the traveling trophy. UW-Parkside got on the board first with a technical fall at 125 pounds. UW-Whitewater responded with back-to-back tech falls from Jordan Rasof and Cale Stonitsch to take the lead, 10-5. The Rangers added three consecutive decisions including the 165-pound bout that came down to the wire and was decided by riding time. Brayden Peet, ranked third nationally, secured the final win for the Warhawks with an 8-5 decision at 174 pounds. The Warhawks have a quick turnaround before competing in their first tournament of the season. UWW will head to Stevens Point for the Pointer Open Saturday. Results 125 —

Whitewater, WI · 1d

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re:Craft and Relic holiday market returns to Franklin Nov. 14-15

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- A total of 180 booths of artists, makers, vintage sellers, food artisans and pop-up boutiques from around the Midwest will fill the Milwaukee County Sports Complex in Franklin for "Once Upon a Holiday Market by re:Craft and Relic," the organizers say. Sue Smith, owner and organizer...

Franklin, WI · 2d

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Middleton and Hamilton boys volleyball set for Championship rematch

GREEN BAY, Wisconsin (TMJ4) — The defending champions in Middleton took on Mukwonago. The Indians kept it close in every set but the Cardinals soar in three to make it back to the state title game. "Going into the season, our first practice, our first team meeting, all the...

Mukwonago, WI · 1d