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Cooke-Van Orden debate talks derail, 2026 forum unlikely (opens the original)
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EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (WQOW) -Â There will likely be no debate between the candidates for Wisconsin's third congressional district after negotiations between the two campaigns and the La Crosse Chamber of Commerce fell apart. Democrat Rebecca Cooke is running against Republican incumbent Rep. Derrick Van Orden. According to the Cooke campaign, they are withdrawing from debate negotiations, saying it was "clear Van Orden was not willing to participate in a non-partisan debate." However the Van Orden c
State Troopers Association raising support for Trooper injured during chase (opens the original)
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DUNN COUNTY (WQOW) -Â The Wisconsin Troopers Association says the state patrol trooper injured while responding to the high-speed chase on Interstate 94 this week remains hospitalized and is raising support for him and his family. Trooper Brad Ritger was seriously injured Monday morning. He was deploying spike strips on I-94 in Dunn County to stop the driver in a high-speed chase when he fell from the bridge deck onto the road below. The woman driving the car was arrested and has been charged wi
Minneapolis woman charged after 100+ mph chase in which State Patrol trooper seriously injured (opens the original)
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DUNN COUNTY (WQOW) -Â A woman has been charged for allegedly leading police on a high-speed chase on Interstate 94 in which a Wisconsin State Patrol trooper was seriously hurt Monday. Martell Tolbert Mitchell of Minneapolis is charged with attempting to flee an officer, recklessly endangering safety, and possession with intent to deliver cocaine and THC. Wisconsin State Patrol was notified by the Illinois State Patrol of a car that drove away from a traffic stop in Boone County, Illinois earlier
City of Alma applying for 104% water rate increase (opens the original)
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ALMA, Wis. (WQOW) -- The City of Alma is applying for changes that would cause residents' water bills to go up an estimated 104%. The proposal to the Wisconsin Public Service Commission has two parts. The city is requesting a water rate increase to cover higher costs for water plant equipment and operating costs that have gone up since the last time rates were adjusted in 2017. The city is also requesting a change to how it covers the cost for the water and infrastructure it needs to have on han
Buffalo County rolling out new system to receive emergency alerts (opens the original)
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ALMA (WQOW) -Â Buffalo County is rolling out a new alert system to keep people safe in storms and other emergencies. You can sign up now to begin receiving alerts on your phone through the Regroup software. It allows Buffalo County Emergency Management to send information directly to residents in case of severe weather, major accidents or road closures, community announcements, or emergencies. The old alert system will expire at the end of August. When an EF-3 tornado went through the county in
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