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Lake Geneva school districts name teachers of the year

Lake Geneva school districts name teachers of the year

    Officials from Lake Geneva Joint No.1 School District and Lake Geneva-Genoa City Union High School District recently named their teachers and support staff award winners of the year. The teachers and support staff members were be recognized during a banquet on Wednesday, May 6 at Hawk’s View…

    Walworth County to conduct vegetation management this spring

    Walworth County to conduct vegetation management this spring

      Officials from the Walworth County Public Works Department is set to conduct roadside vegetation management in late April and early to help remove invasive species, Public works crews will apply herbicide treatments along county highway right-of-ways and along areas of several state highways…

      'Modzilla' to strike the Fontana-on-Geneva Lake area

      'Modzilla' to strike the Fontana-on-Geneva Lake area

      • Dennis Hines

      Students from the Fontana Film Club, which consists of sixth-eighth-grade Fontana Elementary School students, is set to present the Claymation film “Modzilla,” at 7 p.m. Friday, April 24 and 2 p.m. Saturday, April 25 at Fontana Elementary School, gymnasium, 450 S. Main St.

      Lake Geneva approves contract with communications firm

      Lake Geneva approves contract with communications firm

      • Dennis Hines

      Members of the Lake Geneva City Council approved a $92,790 contract on April 13 with G. Moxie Communications of Elm Grove to help the city develop a communications plan during the Wisconsin Department of Transportation’s upcoming Highway 50/Main Street road reconstruction project. 

      Badger baseball and softball teams post wins, girls soccer suffers 1-0 loss

      Badger baseball and softball teams post wins, girls soccer suffers 1-0 loss

      • Kaitlyn Hupp

      After a packed night of sports at Lake Geneva Badger High School, the Badgers walked away with wins in baseball and softball and a loss in girls’ soccer.

      Unconfirmed tornado in Marathon County damages 75 homes, no injuries reported

      Unconfirmed tornado in Marathon County damages 75 homes, no injuries reported

      • USA Today Network

      About 75 homes were damaged or destroyed when an unconfirmed tornado hit the Marathon County town of Ringle about 5 p.m. on Friday.

      Local teachers learn about careers available to students

      Local teachers learn about careers available to students

      • Dennis Hines

      Representatives from the Environmental Education Foundation hosted a freshwater careers workshop for local science teachers on April 9 to help them learn about environmental-related careers that are available to their students. The workshop was attended by science teachers from Badger High S…

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      A Juneau County man sold his home Sunday. Then a tornado flattened it

      A Juneau County man sold his home Sunday. Then a tornado flattened it

      City administrator presents update on Highway 50 project

      City administrator presents update on Highway 50 project

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      After 4,000 patients and 34 years, UW Health Med Flight doctor calls it a career

      After 4,000 patients and 34 years, UW Health Med Flight doctor calls it a career

      Mike Abernethy started in funeral home ambulances and ended in helicopters. Now, he’s retiring after a career that spanned decades.

      UW-Madison gifted $25 million for new engineering building

      UW-Madison gifted $25 million for new engineering building

      The building is being funded by $150 million in private donations, more than $43 million from UW-Madison, and $226 million from the state.

      Spending by outside groups dropped sharply in Wisconsin Supreme Court race

      Spending by outside groups dropped sharply in Wisconsin Supreme Court race

      The total amount independent groups spent on the April 7 contest equaled about 2.5% of what was spent in last year’s Supreme Court race.

      Wisconsin Supreme Court considers whether unborn children have a right to informed consent through parents

      Wisconsin Supreme Court considers whether unborn children have a right to informed consent through parents

      Some liberal justices on the court were cautious in their questioning and seemed to be keenly aware of connections that could be drawn between this and a previous abortion case.

      Last chance to see Vilas Zoo’s red panda

      Last chance to see Vilas Zoo’s red panda

      Henry Vilas Zoo’s red panda, Bandit, is leaving Madison for a new AZA-accredited home and mate, with a farewell party on Wednesday, where guests can learn about the zoo’s conservation efforts.

      Photos: 2 new alders sworn in to Madison City Council

      Photos: 2 new alders sworn in to Madison City Council

      The Madison City Council swore in two new council members on Tuesday, April 21, 2026 at Madison City Hall in Madison, Wis. Ellen Zhang, representing District 8, will replace MGR Govindarajan, and Noah Lieberman, representing District 14, will replace Isadore Knox Jr.

      Photos: Earth Day tree planting at Lodi School Forest

      Photos: Earth Day tree planting at Lodi School Forest

      Part of a weeklong effort to plant 2,000 trees - one for every student in the Lodi School District - seventh-graders at Lodi Middle School plant seedlings at the 40-acre Lodi School Forest as part of a "Lodi Grows Together" campaign.

      Tom Still: Epic Systems' size 14E supply chain footprint in Wisconsin

      Tom Still: Epic Systems' size 14E supply chain footprint in Wisconsin

      Multistack in Monroe County is part of a multi-billion-dollar supply chain that covers nearly half of Wisconsin’s 72 counties and includes all the built elements  for Epic’s Verona campus.

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      Watch now: Phil Hands draws a cartoon about Madison's Office of the Independent Police Monitor

      Watch now: Phil Hands draws a cartoon about Madison's Office of the Independent Police Monitor

      Trump Tells Companies to Skip Their Tariff Refunds

      Trump Tells Companies to Skip Their Tariff Refunds

      Fuel prices driving up food costs, straining supply chains, says Chilliwack grocer

      Fuel prices driving up food costs, straining supply chains, says Chilliwack grocer

      Sports

      Packers' GM discusses preparation, goals heading into draft

      Packers' GM discusses preparation, goals heading into draft

      Brian Gutekunst and Green Bay don't have a first-round pick, but there's still plenty of opportunity to pick potential impact players.

      Offensive line questions mean Packers could bolster unit in draft

      Offensive line questions mean Packers could bolster unit in draft

      It's likely Green Bay knows its starting 5 up front, but there's a chance the team could select players to fill out the depth chart and compete for playing time.

      Position-by-position look at how Packers could address needs in NFL Draft

      Position-by-position look at how Packers could address needs in NFL Draft

      A collection of stories that detail positional needs and potential solutions for the Green Bay Packers as they prepare for the NFL Draft.

      Transfer chose Wisconsin men's basketball because he knows his role, 'people here'

      Transfer chose Wisconsin men's basketball because he knows his role, 'people here'

      The Badgers needed a presence in the paint and a transfer forward will join them to provide that.

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      City compost and brush drop-off site opens April 6, 2026
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      City compost and brush drop-off site opens April 6, 2026

      • City of Kenosha

      Kenosha’s compost and brush drop-off site opens April 6, 2026, with free seasonal disposal and curbside compostable collection running April 27 to June 5.

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      Devil’s Lake acquisition expands most-visited state park
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      Devil’s Lake acquisition expands most-visited state park

      • Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR)

      Wisconsin DNR finalized a deal to protect 100 acres that will expand Devil’s Lake State Park, enhancing recreation and future Ice Age Trail opportunities.

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      City of Kenosha alternate side parking ends March 31
      Provided

      City of Kenosha alternate side parking ends March 31

      • City of Kenosha

      Kenosha enforces alternate side parking annually from Dec. 1 to March 31 to help snowplow and emergency vehicles safely clear narrow city streets.

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      City of Kenosha honors youth 'I voted' sticker contest winners
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      City of Kenosha honors youth 'I voted' sticker contest winners

      • City of Kenosha

      City of Kenosha honored student winners of its 2026 “I Voted” sticker contest, whose artwork will appear on official stickers for the April 7 Spring Election.

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      Packers' GM discusses preparation, goals heading into draft

      Packers' GM discusses preparation, goals heading into draft

      Brian Gutekunst and Green Bay don't have a first-round pick, but there's still plenty of opportunity to pick potential impact players.

      Offensive line questions mean Packers could bolster unit in draft

      Offensive line questions mean Packers could bolster unit in draft

      It's likely Green Bay knows its starting 5 up front, but there's a chance the team could select players to fill out the depth chart and compete for playing time.

      Position-by-position look at how Packers could address needs in NFL Draft

      Position-by-position look at how Packers could address needs in NFL Draft

      A collection of stories that detail positional needs and potential solutions for the Green Bay Packers as they prepare for the NFL Draft.

      Transfer chose Wisconsin men's basketball because he knows his role, 'people here'

      Transfer chose Wisconsin men's basketball because he knows his role, 'people here'

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      🎧 From family favors to organ donation, this conversation asks what separates ordinary calculation from genuine generosity rooted in love, community and moral purpose.

      Wisconsin's connection to Oscar-winning 'One Battle After Another'

      Wisconsin's connection to Oscar-winning 'One Battle After Another'

      Cinematographer Michael Bauman talks about the blockbuster movie, its politics and his Badger State roots

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      Have we forgotten how to live with reverence? | The Ethical Life podcast

      Have we forgotten how to live with reverence? | The Ethical Life podcast

      Episode 240: In a fast-moving world filled with distractions, it can be easy to lose sight of what truly matters. In this episode, hosts Richard Kyte and Scott Rada explore the idea of reverence — a quality that once shaped how people understood life, but now often feels distant or overlooked.

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      ‘Baby Reindeer’ creator Richard Gadd finds new changes in ‘Half Man’

      ‘Baby Reindeer’ creator Richard Gadd finds new changes in ‘Half Man’

      The creator of “Baby Reindeer” is back with a different approach to storytelling.

      Red Lobster brings back 'Endless Shrimp' despite bankruptcy claims

      Red Lobster brings back 'Endless Shrimp' despite bankruptcy claims

      Red Lobster announced that Endless Shrimp is making a limited-time comeback after the all-you-can-eat special was removed from the menu in 2024.

      Dr. Barton Goldsmith: Asking the tough questions

      Dr. Barton Goldsmith: Asking the tough questions

      Sometimes you have to take stock of your life even if you don’t want to. It wasn’t planned; you just started thinking about where you are and comparing it to where you thought you’d be. It’s a normal human thing to do, and it can be difficult.

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      Photos: Earth Day tree planting at Lodi School Forest

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