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Multiple Individuals Injured, Hospitalized Following Two-Vehicle Crash in Dodge County

Multiple Individuals Injured, Hospitalized Following Two-Vehicle Crash in Dodge County

A two-vehicle crash in Dodge County, Wisconsin, on Friday evening resulted in multiple injuries and hospitalizations. The incident occurred at approximately 7:55 p.m. at the intersection of County Highway A and County Highway W in the town of Oak Grove. According to deputies, a 2020 Ford Edge failed to yield the right of way from a stop sign and collided with a semi tractor-trailer. The driver of the semi, a 71-year-old man from Milton, Wisconsin, was evaluated for injuries at the scene and subsequently released. The driver of the Ford, a 68-year-old woman from Cable, Wisconsin, sustained what were described as possible life-threatening injuries. She was initially transported to Marshfield Medical Center Beaver Dam Hospital and later airlifted to UW Hospital in Madison. Additionally, two juvenile passengers in the Ford sustained minor injuries and were also transported to Marshfield Medical Center. The Dodge County Sheriff's Office is currently investigating the crash.

Severe Weather Threatens Central and Eastern Wisconsin with Gusty Winds and Hail

Severe Weather Threatens Central and Eastern Wisconsin with Gusty Winds and Hail

Central and eastern Wisconsin are under a marginal risk (1/5) for severe weather on Friday, with gusty winds and hail identified as the primary threats. Skies are expected to be mainly cloudy to overcast, with highs in the mid to upper-70s. Storms are anticipated to flare up during the afternoon, particularly east of Highway 51/I-39, with the highest likelihood between 3-7 PM. While storms will be more scattered closer to the Green Bay metro area, they are still possible locally. A cold front is expected to pass through after Friday night's storms, bringing cooler temperatures and breezy winds for the upcoming weekend. Saturday will feature winds of 10-15 MPH with gusts up to 25 MPH, and mainly sunny to partly cloudy skies for most areas, though a few trailing showers cannot be ruled out to the east and northeast.

Muskegon Woman Dies in Egelston Township Two-Car Crash

Muskegon Woman Dies in Egelston Township Two-Car Crash

A 44-year-old Muskegon woman has died following a two-car crash in Egelston Township, Michigan. The incident occurred on Thursday night when the woman, driving on Evanston Avenue, reportedly ran a stop sign at the intersection of Maple Island Road. Her vehicle was then struck by another car. She was transported to the hospital, where she later succumbed to her injuries. Two individuals in the other vehicle sustained injuries but are expected to recover. Investigators are currently working to determine if drugs or alcohol were contributing factors in the crash. The identity of the deceased woman has not yet been released by authorities.

Senator Tammy Baldwin's Past Role with Congresswoman Tammy Baldwin Highlighted in Madison365 Profile

A profile of Henry Sanders Jr., CEO and Publisher of Madison365, mentions his past employment with then-Congresswoman Tammy Baldwin. Sanders worked for the City of Madison before joining the Greater Madison Chamber of Commerce as Vice President. In this role, he established several organizations, including the Small Business Advisory Council, Latino Chamber of Commerce, and the African American Black Business Association. He also founded the Madison Area Growth Network (MAGNET), Madison Network of Black Professionals, and Capacity 360, a government relations firm. This detail is part of a broader 'About Us' section for Madison365, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization based in Madison, Wisconsin, which focuses on journalism to foster community development and dialogue among diverse communities.

Michigan Man Arrested for Allegedly Stalking and Threatening Wisconsin Woman He Did Not Know

Michigan Man Arrested for Allegedly Stalking and Threatening Wisconsin Woman He Did Not Know

A Michigan man has been arrested and charged in the Village of Kewaskum, Wisconsin, for allegedly stalking and threatening a Wisconsin resident he did not know. The investigation began when the victim contacted the Kewaskum Police Department, reporting repeated and increasingly threatening messages from an unknown man across multiple social media platforms. The suspect also obtained the victim's phone number and home address. On August 20, the victim informed police that the suspect appeared to be traveling to Kewaskum. Police identified the suspect and his vehicle information, using license plate reading cameras to track his movement towards the village. Officers located and apprehended the 28-year-old man on Highway 28 without incident around 5:12 p.m. He has been charged with one count of stalking and one count of disorderly conduct.

Judge Rejects Effort to Remove Republican State Senate Candidate Michele Magadance Skinner from Wisconsin Ballot

Judge Rejects Effort to Remove Republican State Senate Candidate Michele Magadance Skinner from Wisconsin Ballot

A Dane County judge has rejected a Democratic challenge aimed at removing Republican State Senate candidate Michele Magadance Skinner from the November ballot in Wisconsin. The State Senate Democratic Committee had filed a lawsuit, arguing that Skinner was ineligible to hold office because her primary residence was in Georgia, not Wisconsin. Skinner has consistently denied these claims, asserting her Wisconsin residency and stating that her husband maintains a residence in Georgia while she resides in Wisconsin. Republicans have celebrated the ruling, with State Senator Patrick Testin calling the lawsuit a 'smear campaign.' Skinner currently serves on the Eau Claire County Board and is set to face incumbent Democratic State Senator Jeff Smith in November for the 31st Senate District, which includes parts of Chippewa, Dunn, Eau Claire, and Trempealeau counties.

Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development Seeks Communications Specialist for Healthcare Workforce Initiative

Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development Seeks Communications Specialist for Healthcare Workforce Initiative

The Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development (DWD), specifically its Division of Employment and Training (DET), is actively recruiting a Communications Specialist Senior. This project position is dedicated to the Workforce Innovation Grant: Healthcare Employment, Access, and Rural Transformation (WIG:HEART) program. The WIG:HEART initiative aims to fund competitive grants that develop innovative solutions to improve the quality and availability of healthcare services in Wisconsin's rural regions and communities. The selected candidate will play a crucial role in communicating the efforts and successes of this program. The position offers the flexibility of remote work for the majority of the schedule, with occasional requirements to report to the Madison headquarters. DWD emphasizes its employee-friendly environment, work-life balance, and opportunities for skill development. This is a full-time project position that includes benefits such as health insurance, though it does not lead to permanent civi...

8 South Florida cities among 'worst' real estate markets in state, says new report

8 South Florida cities among 'worst' real estate markets in state, says new report

South Florida cities are among the worst real estate markets in the state, according to a new study by WalletHub.

Woman Dies Following Low-Speed Vehicle Incident in Eau Pleine, Wisconsin

Woman Dies Following Low-Speed Vehicle Incident in Eau Pleine, Wisconsin

A 62-year-old woman from the Town of Eau Pleine, Wisconsin, died after sustaining injuries in a low-speed vehicle incident on private property near Dubay Colony Road. The Portage County Sheriff’s Office was notified of the incident at approximately 4:31 p.m. on Wednesday. Multiple agencies, including Stevens Point Ambulance, Stevens Point EMS, Rudolph EMR, and Rudolph Fire, responded to the scene and attempted to provide life-saving care. Despite their efforts, the woman succumbed to her injuries. The Portage County Sheriff’s Office and the Portage County Medical Examiner’s Office are currently investigating the incident to determine the full circumstances surrounding the death. Additional information is expected to be released as the investigation progresses.

The 5 most glaring questions for the Badgers heading into the season

The 5 most glaring questions for the Badgers heading into the season

The Badgers have some major questions heading into the season.

Report: Badgers season ticket sales face steep drop for 2026 season

Report: Badgers season ticket sales face steep drop for 2026 season

Wisconsin’s ticket sales continue to drop year after year.

Driver Ejected in Four-Vehicle Crash on Garden State Parkway, Causing Major Delays

Driver Ejected in Four-Vehicle Crash on Garden State Parkway, Causing Major Delays

A four-vehicle crash on the Garden State Parkway in Clark resulted in a driver being ejected and sustaining serious injuries, causing significant traffic delays. The incident occurred around 6:05 a.m. on the southbound side of the Parkway near milepost 136.8 in Union Township. According to troopers, Robert M. Nisbett, 35, of Newark, was driving a Mercedes-Benz southbound when he lost control, struck the left guardrail, and crossed into the northbound lanes. His vehicle then collided with a Nissan and a Kia SUV. The Kia was subsequently redirected into a Honda SUV. Nisbett was ejected from his vehicle and suffered serious injuries. The driver of the Kia, along with the driver and two passengers in the Nissan, sustained minor injuries and were transported to a hospital. The driver of the Honda also reported minor injuries. The crash remains under investigation.