In the low to mid 40s. The rain tapers off before 10pm with patchy fog, and lows in the 30s. Taking a live look at Mitchell Airport this morning. triple a reports nearly 49 Million People will head out of town this thanksgiving weekend. The most since 2007 experts say people have more money to spend this year. Thanks to a relatively strong economy. Another big contributor cheap gas. Triplea projects the average traveling, roughly 90 percent will be hitting the roads. If you plan on flying. The tsa warns to plan for tougher screening measures and long lines at check points. More local news a 69yearold milwaukee man is in icu this morning after a fatherson hunting trip turned deadly. Family asked the Dodge County Sheriffs Office to check on their loved ones monday, after the man and his son didnt return home from their hunting trip in reeseville. Deputies found the son cabin the father was nearby, barely breathing. Authorities suspect Carbon Monoxide poinsoning. We sent deputies down the
Northern wisconsin, it has been snowing all night, and that will continue today, with 24 of accumulation from wausau and north. Minneapolis could see about 4 of snow. It will be a cold rain in southern wisconsin with highs in the low to mid 40s. The rain tapers off before 10pm with patchy fog, and lows in the 30s. Incident free slippery condiditions on the roads speeds slightly reducedno delays a federal judge has blocked a u. S. Labor rule extending overtime pay to more than 4 million workers. The rule would have started next week and would have guaranteed additional money in the form of mandatory overtime pay. Ann sterling is live with more. Many employers nationwide were gearing up for this new rule and have already changed the way they pay workers to meet the requirements. But now. The new rules would have required anybody earning less than 47 thousand a year and working more than 50 hours a week be given at least time andahalf overtime pay. But the u. S. District judge ruled in fa
A self-professed sovereign citizen who was involved in a three-hour standoff with authorities in February has been sentenced up to 15 years in prison after being convicted in federal court.
Following a three-hour standoff where the defendant refused to exit his car and told officers they would have to kill him, Berris eventually surrendered and was arrested. He was convicted by a federal jury on June 11.