There will soon be a new place you can go to get healthier. The new Aspirus YMCA in Weston should be open and ready for business next month.

Your kids hear it all the time: don't use drugs or alcohol. Monday, students in Nekoosa heard that same message, but with an added twist.

Three Medford teens raised $2,000 for two families who lost their homes to fire over the holidays.

After 75 years, a Wabeno grocery store will be closing. The manager blames competition from large chain stores in nearby communities.

Jennifer Ward says she's not guilty in what officials say is a fatal case of Shaken Baby Syndrome in Oneida County. Her trial is set for April.

After a year in Iraq, members of the 376th Finance Battalion based in Wausau got back to Wisconsin Monday afternoon. A welcome home celebration is set for Thursday.

Men can face a lot of health challenges, and some say one of the biggest is that unlike women: they don't like to admit when they're getting sick.

The drivers in Marathon County say it's not a matter of if they're going to get in an accident, it’s when. Despite all the warnings, there are always a handful of crashes that take place between cars and plows every year.

Cabinets can be a real treasure in your home. We have some interesting options in this Designers Touch.

Is your child's booster seat too small or too large? Not sure when they should be moving from a car seat to a booster seat? All this, plus a free booster seat giveaway are in our area.

Several of Wausau's Catholic churches are looking at how they can better serve the area's Catholic community. The best way to do that could mean combining some parishes together.

As of Saturday morning at 6 a.m., all snowmobile trails in Marathon County are open and ready to go.

The Stockbridge Munsee Tribe of Mohican Indians is offering neighboring governments the grants to use on things like police work and road repairs

Millions of Wisconsin residents rely on the state's Do Not Call List to protect them from telemarketers, but right now the list is being threatened by a National Banking Association who says it's unnecessary.

Members of the Army Reserve's 376 Finance Battalion are expected back in Wisconsin Monday and in Wausau later in the week. They've been in the Middle East since early last year.

Food pantries are struggling to keep their shelves filled, but it's not because the community is donating any less. More and more families are in need this year than in recent years.

The developers of a $95 million convention center in Plover will be getting a loan from the state to help build the facility.

Mitch King, the Wausau West High School teacher and coach charged with sexually assaulting a student, is due back in court February 17. A judge will then decide if there is enough evidence for him to stand trial. He's been suspended from his job at the school.

Three-vehicle traffic accident on Highway 51 in Marathon County kills one, injures two others.

Packaging Corporation of America says it's shifting some production to a Michigan plant, costing nearly 30 jobs at its Tomahawk plant.

Will restrictions be eased on the No Call List? That's what some banks in our state are asking the FCC Friday.

It's a one of a kind partnership aimed at providing the latest training and technology in the medical field, and the best part? It's forming right here in North Central Wisconsin.

For your kids who are just getting their licenses or any other new driver for that matter, talking on a cell phone could all come to an end if a state lawmaker gets his way.

It's a program that's offering peace of mind to area communities at no cost.

While tens of thousands of people were celebrating the president's start of a second term, people we talked with in central Wisconsin say they were mostly going about their business Thursday just like any other.