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Dane Co. officials credit chest compressions with saving more lives in past year - Vimarsana News

Dane Co. officials credit chest compressions with saving more lives in past year

MADISON, Wis. -- Nearly 60 people in Dane County survived a cardiac arrest last year, a record high that county officials attribute to the work of Emergency Medical Services workers

Dane County Executive Parisi: Signs 2023 Budget—Opportunity Out of Adversity - Vimarsana News

Dane County Executive Parisi: Signs 2023 Budget—Opportunity Out of Adversity

Today, Dane County Executive Joe Parisi signed the 2023 County Budget: Opportunity Out of Adversity. The $853 million dollar spending plan works to prioritize l

Dept. of Military Affairs: Wisconsin holds annual State Inoperable Mobile Communication Exercise - Vimarsana News

Dept. of Military Affairs: Wisconsin holds annual State Inoperable Mobile Communication Exercise

JANESVILLE, Wis. – Communication between agencies during a disaster is one of the most critical components of an effective response. Earlier this month, repre

Sirens sound in Waunakee due to unspecified fault; crews working to address issue - Vimarsana News

Sirens sound in Waunakee due to unspecified fault; crews working to address issue

An unspecified fault caused tornado sirens in Waunakee to sound Tuesday afternoon despite there being no severe weather in the area, according to Dane County Emergency Management.

'Lost in your own hell': As pandemic recedes, worsened opioid epidemic persists - Vimarsana News

'Lost in your own hell': As pandemic recedes, worsened opioid epidemic persists

‘Lost in your own hell’: As pandemic recedes, worsened opioid epidemic persists July 7, 2021 8:34 PM Madalyn O'Neill Updated: MINERAL POINT, Wis. – The COVID-19 pandemic overshadowed and worsened a deadly epidemic that touches so many in the country. The challenges of the pandemic drove many to substance use, whether it was a new habit or an old one. ‘I had no one to talk to’: COVID disrupts usual support system “I had a really bad life until moving here,” said Shaun Jaco, sitting on a swinging bench outside his Mineral Point home. “I never had friend...