Updated: 8:41 PM Mitchell King says he's guilty of three counts of sexual assault of a child. Four other charges were dismissed in exchange for the plea.

Updated: 2:12 PM When it's time to sell your dream home, not everyone will instantly love it like you do. We've got some of the tricks of the trade for making a sale.

Updated: 3:44 PM The president says John Bolton will help clean up corruption at the United Nations, but Democratic Senator Russ Feingold says Bush's appointment of Bolton as U.N. ambassador is a "sneaky trick."

Updated: 12:59 PM You still have time to try to save your phone number from telemarketers. The FCC says because of a computer glitch, they've extended the deadline for taking input on the issue.

Updated: 12:57 PM One line would run from Wausau area to Belle Plaine; the other from New London to south of Oconto Falls. Opponents say more lines will lead to higher utility bills.

Updated: 12:54 PM Martini Mashed Potatoes

Updated: 12:53 PM Folks behind this year's EAA AirVenture say the turnout was high, just as the planes were.

Updated: 12:52 PM Former Wausau West High School teacher Mitch King has a motions hearing Tuesday (August 2, 2005).

Updated: 3:35 PM By Tuesday evening, the rides will be rocking and rolling at the Wisconsin Valley Fair, but with the use these rides get across the country, how safe will they be when you climb aboard?

Updated: 7:38 PM From your battery to your tires to your engine, heat waves can be just as tough on your car as the bitter cold.

Updated: 7:39 PM All right kids, cover your ears, it's almost time to head back to school. Well, not really, but that isn't stopping a lot of families from getting their back-to-school shopping done early.

Updated: 7:36 PM August Kickbusch and D.L. Plumer donated the 80 acres of Marathon Park to the Marathon County Agricultural Society with the understanding that there'd be a fair on those grounds for one week at least once each year.

Updated: 12:47 PM The Wisconsin Valley Fair gets money circulating around Central Wisconsin even if it isn't the most profitable event itself.

Updated: 12:28 PM Former prisoners of war will soon meet in Plover to learn of the state and federal benefits available to them.

Updated: 12:29 PM The Web site that lets you look at state criminal and civil court records will go under the microscope Monday (August 1, 2005).

Updated: 12:26 PM The Wisconsin Valley Fair starts up Tuesday (August 2, 2005), but that means no splash pad until next week.

Updated: 12:30 PM From Seven On Your Side, sheriff's deputies will be cracking down on speeders on one area highway.

Updated: 9:08 PM This church festival is like nothing you have ever seen. This three day event draws thousands from all over the area.

Updated: 9:05 PM Letting Kids Be Kids was this year's theme at National Kids Day. Parents could register their kids in a new program in case their kids were ever kidnapped.

Updated: 9:03 PM A new gun bill could help protect the firearm industry.

Updated: 12:27 PM Sending a son or daughter off to war can be one of the toughest events for a family to go through, and for a Custer family, they'll do it for the second time next month.

Updated: 9:04 PM On Tuesday (7/26/05), a state lab found high levels of Coliform bacteria in the city of Rhinelander’s water. That finding has had a big impact on the city's restaurants.

Updated: 9:00 PM Drive by UW-Stevens Point this week and you'll probably hear lots of music in the air.

Updated: 8:36 PM The number of Wisconsin soldiers who have made the ultimate sacrifice in Iraq is now up to 42. The latest were killed this week.

Updated: 8:47 PM The case against Carolyn Wewasson is delayed as a constitutionality question about her case gets the once over from the attorney general.