- Churches continue storm recovery
When lightning struck Genesee Apostolic Tabernacle Church on Highway 83, 10 area fire crews were needed to put out the flames. Now, one group of certified restoration experts will have to undo the fire damage and bring the church back to its nearly 100-year-old design.
(Published 7/03/2008) - Flood victims must register with FEMA
Residents who report flood damages to their municipality or to the county Emergency Management Office are not automatically registered with the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
(Published 7/03/2008) - Storm victims may qualify for IRS disaster relief; Deadline postponed to Aug. 13 for businesses
Victims of recent severe storms, tornadoes and flooding in Wisconsin may qualify for tax relief from the Internal Revenue Service.
(Published 7/03/2008) - Summit residents remain submerged; Several homes still underwater
More than two weeks after Lake Country experienced heavy downpours and subsequent flooding, many are beginning to clean up and resume normal life, but that's not the case for some residents living in the Town of Summit - for some, nothing has changed.
(Published 7/03/2008) - Waukesha County residents apply for disaster aid
Over 970 Waukesha County residents affected by severe weather and flooding in early June have registered for disaster assistance through the Federal Emergency Management Agency as of Monday.
(Published 7/03/2008) - Sen. Feingold stops in Genesee to listen
Sen. Russ Feingold's stop at Genesee Town Hall on Saturday, June 21, marked the 47th listening session the senator has held so far this year and the 1,127th since 1993 when he made a promise that, if elected, he would hold open meetings each year in the state's 72 counties.
(Published 7/02/2008) - Banks warn consumers about Fourth of July scam; Scam timed to coincide with holiday weekend
Wisconsin consumers need to be prepared for the possibility of a phone scam targeting the upcoming Fourth of July weekend, warns the Wisconsin Bankers Association (WBA). The upcoming holiday provides an excellent opportunity for criminals to use "vishing" scams on an unsuspecting public.
(Published 7/01/2008) - Disaster Recovery Center opens in Waukesha County
A Disaster Recovery Center opened in Waukesha County on Friday to help residents and business owners with the flood recovery process.
(Published 7/01/2008) - Doyle requests reduction in state share of aid for floods
Wisconsin Gov. Jim Doyle has joined four Midwestern governors in asking President Bush to reduce from 25 percent to 10 percent the state share of the public assistance costs from the historic flooding that has ravaged communities across the region.
(Published 7/01/2008) - July 4 shows planned
Picnics, barbecues and a day off of work are always nice, but it wouldn't be the Fourth of July without fireworks.
(Published 7/01/2008)