Shaina Nijhawan

On Wednesday, the city's Engineering division held a public meeting via Zoom, presenting a slideshow on the Draft Final Sauk Creek Corridor Plan. However, residents expressed that they want to see the plans in person rather than just hear about them.

The ongoing process has left businesses near the former plant uncertain about what the future holds.

A former running back at La Follette High School, Mosby-Thompson says her son loved kids. She adds, he coached football, and used his barber skills to provide students with free haircuts on the first day of classes.

Doescher, currently serving as a student representative on the school board, believes that conditions have changed over time.

Engineer 2 with the city Jeremy Nash says adjusting the speed on a road by five or ten miles per hour can mean the different between life and death.

Dickman dreams of a future where food allergies no longer disrupt the lives of children as they did hers.

Streets divisions across the area have been working to clear the roads as snow continues to fall, but several crashes have still been reported throughout the day.

A sea of students was seen marching from West High School to the Capitol just after noon on Friday, chanting in unison.

Family and friends expressed appreciation for Rubi’s creativity, including her love for art and music.

In need of several replacements and repairs, owner Molly Huie says the future of the coffeehouse was unknown just a few weeks ago.