James Kelly

1 week ago | waukradio.com | James Kelly |Jo Ann Krulatz |Melissa Kaye

When you’re drinking your morning coffee, do you think about the person who grew and picked the beans? If you’re sipping Wonderstate Coffee – chances are the answer is yes. And that’s by design. Wonderstate is based in Viroqua and it’s become more than an award-winning Wisconsin coffee roaster. It’s also a model for how small businesses can do well by doing good. But can it sustain this success while now dealing with the true cost of tariffs?

1 week ago | civicmedia.us | Dan Shafer |James Kelly |Jo Ann Krulatz

When you’re drinking your morning coffee, do you think about the person who grew and picked the beans? If you’re sipping Wonderstate Coffee – chances are the answer is yes. And that’s by design. Wonderstate is based in Viroqua and it’s become more than an award-winning Wisconsin coffee roaster. It’s also a model for how small businesses can do well by doing good. But can it sustain this success while now dealing with the true cost of tariffs?

1 week ago | waukradio.com | Teri Barr |James Kelly |Jo Ann Krulatz |Melissa Kaye

In a recent interview on Mid-Day Magazine, host James J. Malouf was joined by Jacob Wagner with Wood County Health Department to discuss the upcoming Drug Take Back Day. On Saturday April 26th Wood County is hosting it’s Drug Take Back day. There will be several locations in the area collecting your expired, unused, and otherwise unneeded medicines. The Marshfield Police Department will be hosting an event from 10:00 AM until 2:00 PM at the Marshfield City Hall.

1 week ago | waukradio.com | Teri Barr |James Kelly |Jo Ann Krulatz |Melissa Kaye

Meteorologist Brittney MerlotApr 17, 2025, 8:46 AM CSTMADISON, Wis. (CIVIC MEDIA) – Easter weekend will be hopping with pollen, showers and some storms but reducing the fire risk and springing vegetation into action. Showers will start to spark up Thursday afternoon. Ramping up into the evening, thunderstorms are also likely. Some could be severe and most will bringing a hefty 1/2″ to 1″ of rainfall, the dried out vegetation is thirsty.

1 week ago | civicmedia.us | David Hyland |James Kelly |Melissa Kaye |Adam Hess

MADISON, Wis. (CIVIC MEDIA) – Spring time brings the threat for severe weather and it’s lining up on a holiday weekend with higher travel expected. A low pressure system is headed into Wisconsin, dragging showers and some thunderstorms with it. These start Thursday and bring the risk for hail and gusty winds. Moderate rain is expected with totals around 0.50″. Some areas northwest may see heavier rain, nearing 1.0″ or more. It’s needed for a green up to start and planting season to progress.