Iowa County News

DODGEVILLE, Wis. -- The Iowa County Humane Society's 10th annual Silent Auction will be Sunday, Nov.

Residents in Iowa County are fighting a planned human services building for Dodgeville, which would cost taxpayers $6.1 million.

Polk County health officials have tightened the eligibility rules for the swine flu vaccine.

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation Southwest Region Office in Madison is holding two public information meetings regarding the freeway conversion study for the section of US 18/151 between Dairy Ridge Road/County Highway G, Dane County, and the US 18 exit to Dodgeville, Iowa County.

POSTED: Thursday, October 15, 2009 --- 4:15 p.m. When family physician Aaron Dunn wanted to volunteer his time to help under-insured or uninsured people in the Iowa County area, he found out, there was no free clinic available.

TOWN of CLYDE, Wis. - A Muscoda teen died early Wednesday in a one-vehicle crash in northern Iowa County.

Dubuque Senior High School, in conjunction with the Iowa High School Music Association, will host the 2009 State Marching Band Contest for northeast Iowa high school bands from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Oct.

Legislation to end political control of Wisconsin's Department of Natural Resources appears to be on the fast track.

Bill aims to alter a state law that allows anyone younger than 21 with a parent on the premises to consume alcohol in bars.

At 8:24 P.M. on 08-27-09 a report of a one vehicle crash on Mounds Park Road in the Town of Brigham was reported to authorities.

Madison, WI - " Wisconsin Department of Regulation and Licensing Secretary Celia Jackson announced today that the Chiropractic Examining Board has ordered a one year suspension of the license of Judith Yager of Cobb Wisconsin, beginning September 1, 2009.

Madison, WI - " Wisconsin Department of Regulation and Licensing Secretary Celia Jackson announced today that the Chiropractic Examining Board has ordered a one year suspension of the license of Judith Yager of Cobb Wisconsin, beginning September 1, 2009.

Column by State Senator Dale Shultz . His district includes Grant County. Roundabouts are appearing in more communities around Wisconsin.

The classroom supply lists are out. The truckloads of back-to-school clothes are in.

Every Friday evening that I can, I drive from Madison to our cabin in southwest Wisconsin, near the town of Highland.

A Wisconsin woman is in a Madison Hospital after her vehicle flew 200 feet in the air and rolled over in a pasture.

Aug. 13, 2009 7:42 a.m. Brock May, 15, of Iowa County, is getting used to winning.

Prices fell by about 12 percent at the Governor's Blue Ribbon Livestock Auction Aug.

Wisconsin wildlife officials said last year's testing of whitetail deer for chronic wasting disease shows the rate of the deadly brain ailment is increasing.

Wisconsin wildlife officials said last year's testing of whitetail deer for chronic wasting disease shows the rate of the deadly brain ailment is increasing.