22 Jan 2025

Cows | Dairy cows hurt in western Wisconsin barn fire

A barn fire in Pepin County left one dairy cow dead and others hurt.

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A barn is a total loss in rural Pepin County after a fire that left one cow dead.

According to the Pepin County Sheriff’s Office, it happened shortly before 1 a.m. in the township of Lima off of County Road R.

When deputies arrived, most of the barn was already fully engulfed, officials said. Authorities and the property owner were able to free most of the cattle as the barn started to collapse.

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