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Ladies and gentlemen, the troops representing armed forces from front to left the United States army band under the direction of kernel holton and scott little. Elements of the armed forces the old guard, led by captain michael, Sergeant First Class gary gordon. Next almost on line jason and sergeant leo. The colors have been one of the most important elements of a military unit in an armed forces colored guard and the service flag of the army, marine corps, navy and coast guard. Platoon officer...

High housing prices and low inventory in the Madison areas are pushing residents past the suburbs and into small towns.

This northern Rock County city only has 5,791 residents, but its drawing new people from the Madison area in search of cheaper housing.

The National Weather Service explains the process of getting alerts out quickly to residents.

EVANSVILLE, Wis. -- Rock County is already one of the states biggest soybean producers, but a multimillion-dollar project being proposed in Evansville could boost those numbers and the local economy.

EVANSVILLE — At the entrance to the city of Evansville a sign reads “Soybean Capital of Wisconsin.” Now, the Soybean Capital could be in line for a new $700 million

Minnesota-based CHS has plans for a 300-acre project with a rail spur that would turn soybeans into food-grade oil and meal.

CHARLESTON — A couple is suing the Kanawha County sheriff for the death of their family member.

‘He has not been forgotten’: Evansville welcomes home lost airman nearly 70 years after his death July 16, 2021 10:08 PM Madalyn ONeill Updated: United States Airman 2 nd Class Edward J. Miller’s family has been waiting a long time. “The family has been waiting over 60 years to recover his body,” Evansville Mayor Bill Hurtley said. When what you’re waiting for never comes, time can nearly stand still. “It’s just as fresh today as it was then for them, I...