Starting this week, a Stevens Point woman will spend the next 50 days on the road raising awareness about hospice care. And her method of travel? Pedaling on her bicycle.

Meningitis is a painful, debilitating disease that can become deadly in a matter of hours, and it often affects children and young adults, but now a new vaccine is available.

A new Gallup poll shows most Americans do not want to be allowed to carry concealed weapons.

Sen. Russ Feingold says he'll introduce an idea in the Senate Wednesday (June 15, 2005) that calls for a timetable to get out of Iraq.

It may soon be easier for doctors to turn down medical procedures because of their religion.

They're ordinary citizens who risked their own lives to save others. Tuesday night, the Wausau Police Department and the City Council honored three such people for their heroic acts.

Lance Corporal John Mattek, Jr. was committed to everything he took on. From playing on the UWSP football team to joining the Marines to crossing a mini-obstacle course, he forced himself to complete when he was just a boy.

We got lots of good feedback from you, the viewers, at last night's "Town Hall Meeting" in Stevens Point. As a result of that, we're highlighting a place you said you'd like to know more about.

After a massive search, the body of a Mosinee man was found in the Wisconsin River just after 9:30 a.m. on Tuesday.

The search for Stevens Point's new superintendent is over.

The job outlook is looking most promising in Wausau than any other part of the state.

A new bill to prevent child abuse in Wisconsin is being introduced by a local senator.

The family of a Mosinee man who went missing during Saturday night's storm in Marathon County says he never would have intentionally vanished. In the meantime, crews search the ground, water, and even call in the Civil Air Patrol.

A jury acquitted Michael Jackson on Monday of molesting a 13-year-old cancer survivor at his Neverland ranch, vindicating the pop star who insisted he was the victim of mother-and-son con artists and a prosecutor with a vendetta.

He was a bright young man going to college, but a local Marine has died after being wounded while fighting in Iraq.

We first showed you a great closet makeover project in last month's Designers Touch, and a month later the space is now perfect for a nursery.

We'll find out Monday (June 13, 2005) how Jeremy Van Ert will answer three counts of arson in Wood County court.

Search teams are continuing to look for 40-year-old Jeffrey Stencil after he went missing sometime before midnight.

Organizers and participants say they see more and more people each year, and the weather definitely helped with the greater turnout this year.

With the sun shining down and the temperature approaching 90 degrees, medics at the Special Olympics Summer Games worry about the threat the heat might pose for its athletes and volunteers.

The state's finance committee has approved a budget for the next two years.

Hundreds of athletes from across the state are converging on Stevens Point, and they're ready to get in gear for the Summer Games of the Wisconsin Special Olympics.

The Law Enforcement Torch Run made its way to Stevens Point Thursday after police officers ran separate legs from seven different locations throughout the state.

Lots of volunteers have been pouring themselves into the preparations at the Special Olympics in Stevens Point.

Tips for managing your family budget.