Thanks to your support of News Channel 7's "Holiday Mail Call" program, the holidays are a little brighter for hundreds of soldiers overseas. Now, soldiers on the receiving end of your holiday greetings are saying thank you.
There's some important information for those of you who live in Wausau.
A jury in Redwood City, California, has decided that Scott Peterson should be executed for killing his wife, Laci, and her fetus.
Pets may get curious when they see new holiday plants around the house, but beware because they could be harmful to their health.
With the arrival of many Hmong refugee families to North Central Wisconsin, students at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point want to make sure you're knowledgeable about the Hmong culture.
The United Church of Christ is drawing a lot of attention for a television ad meant to welcome people to their church. Three of the major networks have opted not to air the ad with some deeming it too "controversial" for the airwaves.
Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer is the inspiration behind one area town's signature stamp.
The Marathon County Sheriff's Department is holding a special fundraiser for Special Olympics of Wisconsin.
A website that pays tribute to the hunters killed in a shooting spree in Sawyer County is now on the Internet.
The proposed cuts by the DNR could have a major impact on Wisconsin's state parks. Already short staffed, some may be forced to close down if the cuts are passed by the Legislature.
The Board of Natural Resources has voted to cut jobs in the DNR, as well as increase fees for hunting and fishing permits, but it'll have to pass through Gov. Doyle and the legislator first.
A specialty cheese maker in Merrill is being sold to Groupe Lactalis, one of the world's largest dairy companies.
A federal grand jury has indicted Allen Gilbertson, the former owner of D and A Auto Sales of Weston, on charges of odometer fraud.
A Marshfield doctor is in Iraq, helping to rebuild the health care system which has been devastated by the war.
With the falling temperatures, ice is starting to form on lots of area rivers and lakes, but there can be a lot of danger on that ice, and local rescue workers are making sure they're prepared for those emergencies.
With its many shops, galleries and wide open space, downtown Wausau is considered a shining example of urban development. It's a drastic change from just a few years ago.
Walking along Business 51 in Weston could get a whole lot safer if a new project proposal is passed.
It’s making the holidays brighter for a loved one who may not be with us next year.
Employees of the Stockbridge-Munson Tribe will be getting gift certificates for their holiday bonuses this year.
High school athletes are taught early and often not to use steroids or other performance enhancing substances. With the revelations of steroid use among some star athletes, it's a message these student athletes say they're sticking to.
Veterans were gathered across the country Tuesday remembering one of the worst attacks on America in the country's history.
The investigation continues into the case where a woman crashed her SUV into a Wisconsin Rapids elementary school on Tuesday.
An international report shows U.S. teens lagging behind when it comes to math. Area students show us how they're tackling their math challenges through the help of special resources and teachers.
One man was shot and another arrested after sheriff's deputies say the suspect shot the victim after he ran over his mailbox.
What you can do to help those battling illness find joy in the season.
