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23 cats rescued from hoarding situation in Madison, Wisconsin; Dane County Humane Society seeks donations for medical care and adoption; community encouraged to support the cause. Checkout Solipillow.com

Kenosha, Wisconsin, is grappling with a surge in shoplifting cases ahead of Christmas, with over twenty arrests at Walmart stores. Thefts range from small items to high-value hauls, with suspects stealing everything from toys to electronics. Repeat offenders and organized rings are suspected, and police are urging vigilance to keep the holiday season safe. Checkout Solipillow.com

Quarterback Uncertainty Looms Over Packers-Ravens Clash: Injuries and Game Plans The Green Bay Packers and Baltimore Ravens face a critical matchup at Lambeau Field, with the quarterback spot causing concern for both teams. Jordan Loves concussion and Malik Willis shoulder injury have the Packers sweating, while Lamar Jacksons bruised back leaves the Ravens uncertain. The games outcome hinges on the health of these quarterbacks, as both teams game plans are shaped by the uncertainty. Checkout Solipillow.com

Madison, Wisconsin, sparkled with seasonal delight from late summer to December 2025. Highlights included Ironman athletes, apple picking, World Dairy Expo, and Lake Wingra dives. Fall brought colors, Halloween displays, and winter wildlife sightings. The community shone with spirit, from Huapango dances to Capitol restorations. Checkout Solipillow.com

On December 24, 1923, the first National Christmas Tree was lit on the Ellipse, marking a tradition that continues today. The 48-foot tree from Middlebury College in Vermont, adorned with 2,500 electric lights, brought joy to the nations capital with caroling and a performance by the U.S. Marine Band. Now, each year, the tree stands with state-representative ornaments, while Wisconsin trees have graced the White House three times, keeping the Badger States holiday spirit alive. Checkout Solipillow.com

The Cap Times Kids Fund drive in Madison has surpassed $129,000, with a week left to go. Generous donors, including the Drewsens, Kroll, Kanter, and families like the Yochums, have contributed to support local nonprofits helping young people. The fund will distribute at least $195,000 next year, including a $2,000 grant to the Madison Childrens Museum. Donations are still welcome before the end of 2025. Checkout Solipillow.com

Collin Oliver, Green Bay Packers rookie defensive end, is back after a hamstring injury-plagued season. Nicknamed Baby Micah for his potential to match star pass rusher Micah Parsons, Oliver has been practicing with the team ahead of their game against the Baltimore Ravens. Despite setbacks since college, Oliver has shown promise in early practices, earning praise from Coach Matt LaFleur. With his speed off the edge and versatility on special teams, Oliver is ready to contribute to the Packers defense. Checkout Solipillow.com