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The St. Louis Park City Council has approved $4 million for water main repairs. The Minneapolis Star Tribune reports the money will go to repair mains that broke in the same neighborhood on May 21 and June 3. The first… Source: LacrosseTribune.com

The road near the home where retired Judge John Roemer was killed has been re-opened to traffic after three days of investigation.  Juneau County Sheriff Brent Oleson has said he hopes the initial work on the fatal shooting will be completed by this (Tuesday) afternoon.  W-I-S-N/T-V reports 56-year-old Douglas Uhde is accused of shooting the judge to death last week.  Uhde was hospitalized in critical condition after suffering an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound.  He was found in the basement of the judge’s home when a tactical response team forced its way inside.  Judge Roemer had sentenced his assailant to six years in prison in 2005.  The Wisconsin Department of Justice’s

The state Justice Department’s Division of Criminal Investigation is reportedly examining the social media accounts and the computer and phone owned by the 56-year-old suspect accused of killing a judge.  Authorities say retired Juneau County Judge John Roemer was targeted.  A hit list containing 13 names was found in Douglas Uhde’s car.  Investigators say they are tracing Uhd’s digital football to see if he had any ties to militia groups.  Among the names on the list were Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers and Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer.  Uhde is hospitalized where he is being treated for a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Source: WRJC.com

Mile Bluff Medical Center Foundation has recently named Katie Nuttall as the new foundation director. Katie is a Mauston-native and has been a member of the Mile Bluff team since 2011. During her time in the Public Relations Department, Katie worked closely with providers and medical center departments to promote healthcare services in the community. She also assisted retired foundation director Martha Airth-Kindree in planning events, connecting with donors, and making a difference in local healthcare. “I am very excited about my new role here at Mile Bluff,” said Katie. “In the last 10 years the foundation has done wonderful things. I am looking forward to continuing the foundation’s mission in

Democrats say “The tax carve out (Ron) Johnson spearheaded overwhelmingly benefited the wealthiest, over small businesses.”       Source: WisconsinRapidsDailyTribune.com