The city of Wausau wants to make drivers aware of temporary road closure expected to take place Wednesday, May 1.

The search for Anita Bucki, who's been missing since last Friday has intensified in the last 24-hours with searches of her home and bodies of water. But sheriff's department investigators say her disappearance is still not considered suspicious.

Are tornado a thing of the past? Not yet, but things are moving in that direction. Cellphone warnings are becoming more and more popular and some would argue more reliable. Emergency management says there is there is value, however, to having multiple warning systems.

Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood is said to be assuring lawmakers that 149 small airport towers, including the one at the Central Wisconsin Airport in Mosinee will remain open.

The investigation continues at the Marathon County Jail. The Jail Security Panel met on Tuesday to discuss plans for how to fix the issues inside the jail. One piece on the agenda was the survey taken by corrections officers last fall.

Leading up to the opening of fishing season, Governor Scott Walker has made this week Dam Safety Awareness Week.

Winning the title of World Champion is quite an accomplishment, especially when you’re still in high school. A D.C. Everest senior went to Anaheim, California for an annual Career Development Conference to collect his award, and with it, the pride of an entire district.

Eight people have now been charged in a large scale drug bust in Forest County.

Crews have rescued a 41-year-old man who spent the night on a piece of ice on the St. Louis River in Superior.

Those who frequently drive by the corner of Stewart Avenue and S. 17 Avenue have most likely noticed the progress underway at the new Panera Bread location.

A Wisconsin Assembly committee has passed a bill that would allow pub or liquor store owners to sue anyone who buys alcohol illegally.

Obama said Tuesday that the program called Joining Forces has also generated pledges from businesses to hire or train another 435,000 in the next five years.

Republican Rep. Paul Ryan is using a series of town hall meetings in Wisconsin this week to tout his support of a bipartisan immigration reform package that will grant citizenship to large numbers of Hispanics now living illegally in the United States.

A Wisconsin Assembly committee has approved a bill that would limit the amount of food stamp benefits that could be spent on junk food.

Tough economic times in recent years have led to heartbreaking decisions for many pet owners. But now, there may be more help on the way.

Authorities in western Wisconsin are asking for the public's help locating a stolen semi trailer valued at $100,000.

The Racine Zoo is expecting the arrival of three miniature pigs next month, and zoo officials need your help to name the little porkers.

The state Supreme Court has revoked an attorney's law license for having sex with a teenage girl.

A fire has canceled classes at an elementary school in St. Croix County, possibly for the remainder of the school year.

A Republican-sponsored bill that would give tax credits to parents of students in private schools has been introduced in the Legislature.

Two area humane societies will offer discounted pet microchipping during the month of May.

Grab you tackle boxes and your fishing poles, it's time to hit the water, or in some cases the ice, for the state's fishing season opener this weekend.

There is a new partnership with UW schools at UW Marshfield.

With the Armor Series, OtterBox® delivers protection against water, drops, dust, and crushing force for a best-in-class case that provides full access to all your device's controls and ports.

The Wisconsin Valley Fair will be held at Marathon Park in Wausau July 30-August 4, 2013.