Category Archives: Local News

Iowa County authorities received a report of a disturbance at an address on Prospect Street in Highland Thursday just after 12noon. Highland Police and multiple Iowa County Deputies responded to the s...

The Badger State Sheriffs' Association has implemented the Sheriffs Adopting Sheriffs program to help Sheriffs employees in the State of Louisiana. The Sheriffs Adopting Sheriffs relief project is des...

No one was injured when a car hit a cow on Mitchell Hollow Road near Platteville Saturday around 5:30am. According to the Grant County Sheriff's Department, 40 year old Kurt Wanezek of Platteville was...

Traffic flow along Business Highway 151 in Platteville will be slightly different starting (Thursday / Today - Sept 9). In a release from the city, two intersections on Business Highway 151 will opera...

A former employee of the Galena Public Library whose termination ignited controversy in 2019 is now suing the library board. Records indicate that Marvin Holland of Galena recently filed a lawsuit aga...

Grant County Sheriff Deputies and the Wisconsin State Patrol responded to a physical domestic dispute last Thursday around 7:30pm at a residence along Highway 61 in Marion Township. Upon arrival, depu...

A woman from Shullsburg was arrested by Darlington Police on drug possession charges. According to the Darlington Police Department, 53 year old Laura Gundlach was arrested September 2nd for possessio...

Authorities with the Grant County Sheriff's Office received a report of a milk truck that overturned onto its side Monday on Highway 133 north of Blue River around 1:15pm. A report says Lawrence Buck,...

Two people suffered minor injuries when a vehicle struck an Amish buggy on Highway 81 Tuesday. Belmont Fire and EMS responded to Elk Grove Township shortly before 9am for a vehicle vs Amish buggy acci...

A state lawmaker serving the Fort McCoy area says Afghan refugees located at the base won't be staying in Wisconsin. Republican Senator Howard Marklein of Spring Green says more than 8-thousand refuge...