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An Adams County woman is fighting for her life after authorities say she was attacked in a bar.More >> An Adams County woman is fighting for her life after authorities say she was attacked in a bar.More >> A historic Milwaukee bowling alley and bar almost went without the appropriate support after a city inspector decided dozens of bras hanging from its ceiling were a fire hazard.More >> A historic Milwaukee bowling alley and bar almost went without the appropriate support after a city inspector decided dozens of bras hanging from its ceiling were a fire hazard.More >> Radar Alert
Turning fairly nice later this week.More >> Cooler Friday with showers possible. Showers possible early Saturday then drier Saturday afternoon into Sunday. It will turn warmer and more humid also.More >> Hundreds of people went the extra mile for a central Wisconsin baby battling cancer.More >> Hundreds of people went the extra mile for a central Wisconsin baby battling cancer. More >> The quarterly deadline to place a telephone number on Wisconsin's no-call list is approaching. The deadline to be added to the list is May 31.
More >> The quarterly deadline to place a telephone number on Wisconsin's no-call list is approaching.The deadline to be added to the list is May 31.More >> Dozens of motorcycle riders hit the pavement for a good cause -- even as wet weather put a damper on a yearly tradition. More >> Dozens of motorcycle riders hit the pavement for a good cause -- even as wet weather put a damper on a yearly tradition. More >> A Medford High School student is about to accomplish something few ever will. He's never missed a day of school, and now he's just a few days away from graduation.More >> A Medford High School student is about to accomplish something few ever will. He's never missed a day of school, and now he's just a few days away from graduation.More >> The Adams County Sheriff's Department say a woman is still in the hospital after a bar fight Wednesday night.More >> The Adams County Sheriff's Department say a woman is still in the hospital after a bar fight Wednesday night.More >> A Marine has been reunited with the dog he served with in Afghanistan during a surprise ceremony at the Iowa Capitol.More >> A Marine has been reunited with the dog he served with in Afghanistan during a surprise ceremony at the Iowa Capitol.More >> Beer is a huge industry in the badger state. Experts say that beverage has an economic impact of more than eight billion dollars a year and many breweries are thriving in central Wisconsin.More >> Beer is a huge industry in the badger state. Experts say that beverage has an economic impact of more than eight billion dollars a year and many breweries are thriving in central Wisconsin.More >>
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Hundreds of people went the extra mile for a central Wisconsin baby battling cancer.More >> A U.S. Marine was reunited with his war service dog.More >> Dozens of motorcycle riders hit the pavement for a good cause -- even as wet weather put a damper on a yearly tradition.More >> A Medford High School student is about to accomplish something few ever will. He's never missed a day of school, and now he's just a few days away from graduation.More >> A woman in Marinette County rescued her husband from a bear attack.More >> Beer is a huge industry in the Badger state.More >> A collection of bras is going back up at a Milwaukee bar.More >>
MADISON (AP) - Wisconsin Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald says he expects a March vote on a bill to overhaul state mining regulations.
Republican Assembly Speaker Robin Vos said Monday that he expects the bill to be introduced late next week with hearings to follow later in January. Vos would not say if those hearings will be in northern Wisconsin near Lake Superior where an iron ore mine is proposed.
Vos says he expects a vote on the bill in the spring.
Fitzgerald, a Juneau Republican, didn't offer any specifics about what would be in the bill. Both he and Vos spoke about it at separate news conferences.
Fitzgerald says it's going to be difficult to ever get northwestern Wisconsin's American Indian tribes on board and the bill will face inevitable court challenges.
