Trial For Man Charged with Killing Sweethearts 30 Years Ago Delayed (WSAW Wausau) The trial for the Kentucky man charged with killing two Wisconsin teenagers 30 years ago has been delayed. Edward Edwards' trial was supposed to begin Monday, but has now been moved to June 14th.

A dry basement, a happy home, finally (The Janesville Gazette) Since January 2008, Rich and Kay Deeney have been running a sump pump 24 hours a day, seven days a week in their Putnam Street home.

Lakeshore update (Manitowoc Herald Times Reporter) MANITOWOC The RSVP Volunteer Center is looking for the following volunteers.

Wisconsin Council on Children and Families’ Ken Taylor: Health reform bill not perfect, but step in right direction (The Capital Times) Dear Editor: This is “Cover the Uninsured Week,” which is a good time to take stock of the progress Wisconsin has made in expanding access to health insurance. Thanks to the bipartisan support of policymakers in Madison and the improvements made to BadgerCare, our state now has the third lowest percentage of uninsured residents in the nation.

Wisconsin bill would end faith exception in abuse cases (The Oshkosh Northwestern) MADISON, Wis. (AP) - Legal protections for faith healers in Wisconsin must end to prevent children from needlessly suffering illnesses and injuries, child safety advocates told lawmakers at a hearing Wednesday.

Bill allowing raw milk sales in Wisconsin advances (The Oshkosh Northwestern) MADISON Limited raw milk sales would be allowed in Wisconsin through 2011 under a bill that has advanced out of a Senate committee.