Evers urges action on delays affecting DACA recipients (UNDATED) Governor Tony Evers is urging action on delays affecting DACA recipients. The Democratic governor has sent a letter to President Donald Trump and Wisconsin’s congressional delegation, requesting answers on delays in processing Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals renewals. Evers says the backlog is creating uncertainty for so-called Dreamers who rely on the program to live and work legally in the U.S. The governor argues the delays could also affect Wisconsin’s workforce and economy. DACA was created in 2012 for people brought to the country illegally as children.

A hiker died Tuesday afternoon after falling from the Devil’s Doorway area at Devil’s Lake State Park.

The Baraboo Fire Department was dispatched around 2:15 p.m. to reports of a hiker who had fallen near the popular rock formation along the East Bluff Trail. Firefighters initially did not know how far the person had fallen or exactly where they were located.

Assistant Chief Mark Willer said firefighter-paramedics trained in rope rescue rappelled from above while another crew searched from below the bluff.

About 15 minutes into the operation, crews located the hiker dead at the bottom of the bluff. According to Willer, the hiker had left the marked trail and gone onto the rocks before falling.

Devil’s Doorway is one of the park’s most recognizable landmarks, attracting visitors for its scenic overlook and views of the surrounding valley. Willer said the formation itself is not meant to be climbed.

The rescue took about three hours due to the landscape at the scene. DNR is handling the death investigation. The DNR said it could not give any other information at this time, including the identity of the person who fell.

The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) is issuing a public health alert for Beef Grillers raw beef patties produced by Gunderson Food Service in Mondovi. This alert is due to product being misbranded and containing an undeclared allergen.    

The aforementioned product contains milk, a known food allergen which was not declared on the product’s label. The product was sold frozen at Gunderson Food Service’s establishment in Mondovi on or before July 16, 2026.

DATCP is issuing this public health alert to ensure consumers with an allergy to milk are aware that this product should not be consumed. No illnesses have been reported as a result of consuming this product. Anyone with signs or symptoms of a foodborne illness or allergic reactions should contact their doctor. Consumers who have this product can discard it. Consumers and media with questions about this public health alert can contact Jon Seipel, Gunderson Food Service, at (715) 926-4903.

Lottery retailer sells its second $100,000 winning ticket

 Who doesn’t love a game where the player matches 0 out of 11 and wins $100,000? A winning $100,000 All or Nothing ticket was sold at the Eastside BP on 2407 Hwy 14 E in Richland Center for the Wednesday, March 25, 2026 Midday drawing. The winning ticket matched 0 out of 11 numbers.

All or Nothing players can win the $100,000 top prize by matching 0 out of 11 numbers or by matching 11 out of 11 numbers. Including the Eastside BP win, three of the four All or Nothing top prize winners in 2026 have matched 0 out of 11 numbers.

For Eastside BP, it is the second time in recent years the store has sold a $100,000 winning ticket. Previously, the Lottery retailer sold a winning $100,000 scratch ticket.

Angela, the District Manager of Eastside BP said, “This is crazy. Half the fun now is trying to figure out who we might’ve sold that winning ticket to.”

Wisconsin Lottery retailers who sell winning tickets over $599 receive a two percent Retailer Performance Program Winning Ticket Incentive, up to $100,000.

Players have 180 days from the draw date to claim their winnings. Information on how to claim a prize is available at wilottery.com. Players can also see if their ticket is a winner by using the Lottery’s mobile app, available on the App Store or Google Play.

The odds of winning the All or Nothing $100,000 top prize are 1:352,716. Tickets are $2 per drawing. Drawings are held seven days a week, twice daily. Tickets must be purchased before 1:30 p.m. for the Midday drawing and before 9:00 p.m. for the Evening drawing.