Wausau’s yard waste site will be open until the end of next week, and crews will be picking up branches to aid with storm cleanup.

About 40 percent of Ryan Shultz's business comes from the lunch crowd. But nearing the noon hour on Monday, tables at the Polack Inn were empty.

Leaders from one local fair are trying to help the environment, and you can too.

The city's Sustainable Marshfield Committee is drafting an ordinance that would allow residents to care for up to four hens in their backyards.

If you're currently unemployed...you may want to think about volunteering.

Organizers need at least 90 percent of its $4 million goal before it can break ground at its new location on the corner of Hilltop and 32nd Ave, and they're already eight months behind.

Marathon County libraries are switching to radio frequency identification system to track items.

Earwigs are back with a vengeance, and there's not a whole lot you can do about the annoying insects.

Due to poor weather conditions, the City of Rhinelander is canceling the rescheduled fireworks that were planned for this evening.

The statewide smoking ban goes into effect Monday, and it has some smokers turning to electronic cigarettes.

Right in time for Independence Day, Mariah Jorgensen, 17, is showing the world why she's proud to be an American.

There's a lot of action going on at Marathon Park and all the commotion can lead to some unsafe conditions. That's why the Wausau Fire Department has some safety tips for this weekend.

It can sometimes be hard to find the perfect career. But hands-on experience can make job decisions a bit easier. That's why a program in Wausau is training students for careers in construction.

I.C. Willy's nightclub is in danger of losing its liquor license after being open for less than a year. Tuesday evening, Wausau's Public Health and Safety Committee is deciding what to recommend to the city council.

It's a great cure for a bad hair day and could help cure cancer. More than 40 people are going bald for a good cause in Merrill.

Wisconsin is known for its expansive forest and rivers, and some state leaders want to keep that land from being developed. Governor Jim Doyle came to Rib Mountain to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Stewardship Program today.

The Merrill Historical Society is looking to upgrade, but they're in need of some cash. The group's president tells us how they plan to meet their goal.

School is out and you may be looking for ways to keep your kids busy this summer. Summer playground may be the answer...

Student-designed art mobiles have been taken down from the Grand Theater, but they're still taking flight. Mobilizing Our Community is an art and education project that helped more than 400 students design and build mobiles.

Local food pantries have a lot more supplies...5,000 pounds worth...after Monday's United We Can event.

3,200 members of the Red Arrow Brigade receive a major welcome at Stevens Point.

Residents in the Wisconsin town of Stoughton were left scratching their heads after their water tower got a new coat of paint.

It's the second annual Good Times In The Pines Festival.

Studies show that men are 24% less likely than women to attend their yearly check-up.

Different farms all over Wisconsin invite your family to join them for breakfast and find out what the dairy industry is all about.