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2 days ago | gmtoday.com | Steven L. Tietz

They’re serious about their state titles and their records, these youthful and talented members of the Kettle Moraine Lutheran girls track team. And they are also still intent on having a good time while doing it. "I have seen a ton of growth this season," said Chargers coach Joe Greefkes, who doubles as KML’s athletic director, "but the blessing of it all, the really excellent thing is that their joy in doing this has not given way.

3 days ago | gmtoday.com | Brady MacDonald

A ferocious, blood-thirsty demon will dangle riders over a sheer cliffhanger drop before sending them racing through his lair on a new roller coaster that opened May 31 at a Chicago-area amusement park. The Wrath of Rakshasa floorless dive coaster officially debuts on Saturday at Six Flags Great America in Illinois. Wrath of Rakshasa will be the steepest dive coaster in the world with the most inversions of any ride of its kind.

3 days ago | gmtoday.com | Steven L. Tietz

NEENAH — They were bound and determined to get everyone in the team picture following the Homestead track program’s marvelously successful showing Friday at a WIAA Div. 1 sectional meet in Neenah. It was understandable that the Highlanders’ boys were going to get a picture, as they dominated proceedings in the 16-team event with a school record 154 points, claiming six event titles and qualifying a program-record 11 individuals and three relays for the WIAA state meet in La Crosse this week.

3 days ago | gmtoday.com | Steven L. Tietz

NEENAH — Though the conference and WIAA titles that the Hartford boys track and field team has recently become accustomed to have not come its way this spring, the standards of family and looking out for each other have remained. Especially when everything is on the line like at the state-meet qualifying WIAA Division 1 sectional meet Friday, under the lights at the sparkling new Neenah facility.

3 days ago | gmtoday.com | Christina Luick

CEDARBURG — A court in Eau Claire County has imposed two $25,000 fines against a Cedarburg developer and owner of the Amcast site after failing to show progress in remediation at a landfill site after a year. Riley Fiontar LLC, which is owned by DJ Burns, was accused by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources of negligently discharging stormwater and polluting Sixmile Creek at the former Plainwell Tissue landfill located at 7380 Highway 12 in the town of Washington.