Candidate for Governor Stops in Wausau
He's in charge of one of the largest county governments in Wisconsin. Now, he wants to take those skills to the highest position in the state.
He's in charge of one of the largest county governments in Wisconsin. Now, he wants to take those skills to the highest position in the state.
Information featured on Monday's Page 2.
With six big events in Stevens Point the weekend of March 11, available hotel rooms are few and far between.
Many of them haven't done it since elementary school, but some adults in the area are proving they can still handle the pressure of a spelling bee.
For hundreds of local students, their artwork isn't hanging on mom's fridge, it's hanging up in a public library for everyone to see.
Lawmakers are looking at a new bill that would require senior citizens to renew their licenses more often.
Greenheck Fan Corp. receives the Oscar of awards for manufacturing companies.
With President Bush's approach to education under much scrutiny, teachers in Central Wisconsin gather and discuss effective methods in the learning process.
Thirty-two-year-old Raymond Hanson is accused of making and selling large quantities of the drug in Lincoln and Marathon Counties.
Mary Kort of Rothschild is trying to transition back to the working world after being a full-time caregiver for her mother. It's one of “Your Stories.”
Tombstone Pizza in Medford says it will temporarily lay off 70 people.
Singer/songwriter Bob Franke will be performing at the Wausau Grand Theater.
It's another big boost for the local economy; more jobs are coming to the Weston area. This manufacturer will increase its workforce by nearly 40 percent in the next year and will get some help from the state in the process.
After years of studies and discussion, two communities are closer to working together on firefighting services. They say the move, which was first suggested decades ago, will make people safer and save taxpayer money.
Three years after the graduated drivers license is implemented for 16 and 17-year-olds, statistics are showing promising results.
It's accountability that Underheim wants out of schools.
Molitor's Old Town Saloon in Curtiss was gutted by flames Wednesday (3/2/05) night. Crews say they found the building fully engulfed in flames when they were called to the scene.
Doors, drawers and tubs can be hazards for kids, but fortunately there are just as many safety products to combat the curiosity of little ones.
He made it through one of the worst terrorist attacks on American soil. On Wednesday, a survivor of the World Trade Center attacks on September 11th shared his personal experience with people in Marshfield.
One hundred percent is how much the use of cell phones behind the wheel has risen in the last four years. That's why traffic officials say more needs to be done to change the trend.
Stevens Point Fire Department is requesting $500,000 to add five paramedics to their team.
Gov. Doyle promotes the importance of education by reading Dr. Seuss to second graders and defending his proposal to add $850 million to education funding.
The farmers we talked to have nothing but good things to say about the proposal.
One container of Apri Tablets packaged out of order, may increase chances of pregnancy.
Information on upcoming events featured on Page 2.
