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September has been declared Preparedness Month by Governor Tony Evers
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Getting accurate flood-risk information to communities is a challenge
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Wisconsin saw more severe thunderstorm, tornado and flash flood warnings in the first three weeks of April than in any other month in the last four decades of available data
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Communities across Wisconsin are continuing to face rising water levels and flooding concerns
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Wells can become contaminated if they are inundated in a storm
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The Governor’s Office says storms began moving through the state on April 13th, bringing devastating winds, tornadoes, hail, and heavy rainfall
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Lincoln County Emergency Management encourages people to review their emergency plans
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Midwestern states are seeing higher losses tied to wind, hail and flooding
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A presidential disaster declaration has been requested by Wisconsin’s Governor after severe storms caused massive flooding in August
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The Rothschild Dam is over 100-years-old, with cracks and leaks, creating an environmental concern for locals upstream and around Lake Wausau