November 6, 2026 – Bluejay 96.3FM 730AM

MARSHFIELD CLINIC OFFERS NEW STROKE REHABILITATION THERAPY

November 6, 2026November 5, 2026 Steve DillonMARSHFIELD NEW STROKE THERAPY

Marshfield Clinic is now offering a new therapy designed to help stroke survivors regain movement and function in their arms and hands—even years after a stroke. The treatment, called Vivistim, combines vagus nerve stimulation with rehabilitation exercises. The system delivers gentle electrical stimulation through an implanted device while patients work with therapists, helping reinforce the brain’s pathways involved in movement. The therapy is FDA-approved for certain stroke survivors who continue to experience moderate to severe arm and hand impairment at least six months after an ischemic stroke. Clinical studies cited…

Wisconsin measles outbreak reaches 431 cases; infant death reported, six cases in Marathon County

November 6, 2026November 5, 2026 Steve DillonWISCONSIN MEASLES OUTBREAK

Wisconsin’s measles outbreak has claimed the life of an infant, marking the state’s first measles-related death of this kind since 1990. The Wisconsin Department of Health Services says the infant’s immediate cause of death was measles. Officials are withholding additional information to protect the family’s privacy. As of November 3rd, Wisconsin had reported 431 measles cases across 13 counties—the highest number in the state in more than 35 years. Nine people have required hospitalization. Marathon County has reported six confirmed cases. To date, there have been no reported cases in…

TIFFANY CONCEDES GOVERNOR’S RACE, REFLECTS ON DEFEAT

November 6, 2026November 5, 2026 Steve DillonTIFFANY CONCEDES REFLECTS

Republican Tom Tiffany is reflecting on his defeat in Wisconsin’s governor’s race, acknowledging both the political climate and shortcomings in his own campaign. Tiffany conceded to Democrat David Crowley Tuesday night during a watch party at the Hilton Garden Inn in Wausau. Despite the disappointment, Tiffany congratulated Crowley and urged supporters to respond with humility. He also emphasized that both candidates share a commitment to Wisconsin and said he hopes Crowley succeeds as the state’s next governor. Tiffany pointed to rising costs, including gasoline prices, and dissatisfaction with Republicans nationally…