top of page
Search

9/10/2025

jesse4430
Sep 10, 2025
1 min read

ASHLAND - Heavy rain early yesterday morning caused a sewer overflow at the 6th Avenue Lift Station in Ashland, releasing an estimated 192,000 gallons.  The spill began around 5:40 a.m. and was contained by city crews by 7 a.m., officials said.  Workers believe the overflow was caused by an equipment failure triggered by storms Monday night into Tuesday morning.  City officials said all necessary steps are being taken to minimize any public health risks and environmental impact. The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources also are monitoring the situation.

 
 
 

Recent Posts

See All
10/16/2026

ASHLAND - The Ashland County Sheriff’s Office has submitted $234,726 in law enforcement bills related to Enbridge’s Line 5 pipeline reroute and has received $168,418 in reimbursements so far. The Dail

 
 
 
10/16/2026

UPPER MICHIGAN - The U.S. Department of War awarded $5.2 million to Trans Superior Resources also know as TSR in Baraga County for mineral exploration. Exploratory drilling could begin as soon as nex

 
 
 
10/16/2026

UPPER MICHIGAN - Abdul El-Sayed Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate was in the U.P. yesterday as part of his statewide bus tour. El-Sayed made stops Escanaba, Iron Mountain and Marquette. El-Sayed is

 
 
 

Comments

bottom of page