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If you’re looking to rent a new home or apartment this fall, Wisconsin’s consumer protection bureau has some tips for a smooth transition. Rental complaints are among the top five complaints the bureau of Consumer protection receives each year, and Director Michelle Reinen says most of the renter and landlord complaints they recieve have to […] Source: WRN.com News At Other State Sites: [wp-rss-aggregator source=”87908,87904,713,696,676″]

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Recent news of well contamination in Northern Juneau County has left some residents concerned about the quality of their water and their access to clean water in the future. On Wednesday, Tony Kurtz expressed his support for bi-partisan legislation to fix the problem. “Our immediate priority needs to be making sure that the people affected have clean water,” said Kurtz. “This past session, legislators introduced a bi-partisan bill that would increase funding for private well testing and expand eligibility for the DNR’s well compensation grant program. I support this legislation, because it gives people the tools they need. Everybody needs access to clean water.” The legislation Kurtz refers to would

Wisconsin Crops are maturing faster than a year ago but dry conditions are still putting stress on local farmers according to the USDA Statistics report.  The corn crop was rated 81 percent good to excellent, with 87 percent of the crop reaching the silking stage, five days ahead of last year and the five-year average. Twenty-eight percent of the crop was in the dough stage, six days ahead of last year and the average. The soybean crop was rated 80 percent good to excellent, with 88 percent of the crop having bloomed, two days ahead of last year and five days ahead of average. Sixty-four percent of the crop was