Updated: 4:34 PM Authorities believe a man found dead in a burned out SUV in Vilas County may have fallen asleep in the vehicle after a night of drinking. The fire probably started with a short in the steering column.
Updated: 4:31 PM It's been the sight of a number of wrecks before. On Friday, another crash happened at a railroad crossing near Cedar Creek Mall in Rothschild.
Updated: 2:35 PM Now that it looks like Mike Sherman won't be serving double duty as the Packers' general manager and head coach, some fans hope that will get the Pack back on track.
Updated: 9:31 PM The attorney for a male gymnast not allowed to compete on the girls’ team at Stevens Point Area High School says they will appeal a judge's ruling that sides with the WIAA. Its rule won't let the boy compete on the girls’ team
Updated: 9:16 PM A push to raise the state's minimum wage to more than $1.00 an hour could help out hundreds of workers. In the meantime, some communities are taking wage matters into their own hands.
Updated: 9:13 PM With the opportunities to help the victims of tsunamis, mudslides and hurricanes this year, sometimes it's hard to figure out where to start. Some middle schoolers in Medford have a few suggestions for the rest of us.
Updated: 8:03 PM The Associated Press reports Mike Sherman will be stripped of his job as Green Bay Packer general manager, and that the team has set its sights on hiring a Seattle Seahawks VP at the new GM.
Updated: 2:47 PM Education, jobs, health care, and taxes: issues all taking center stage during Gov. Jim Doyle's State of the State address. In his address Wednesday evening, Doyle outlined his vision for the state over the next two years.
Updated: 2:52 PM Finding the right care for a child isn't always easy. Between scheduling appointments with area providers and making sure the right quality of care is present, it can become very time consuming for parents.
Updated: 2:59 PM Wisconsin's prison guards and correctional facility employees held informational pickets throughout the state Wednesday to bring attention to the mounting problems in the correctional system.
Updated: 3:01 PM Edgar senior Matt Lacke is home now, back from a trip to Pittsburgh where he received a new liver that's given him a chance at living a healthy and long life.
Updated: 7:36 AM A group from NorthCentral Technical College is back in the states Tuesday night after an 11-day tour of Thailand. They left on their journey just five days after tsunamis rocked portions of the country.
Updated: 9:07 PM The Wausau Daily Herald made a special request to the Wausau School District for all the e-mails sent by Mitchell King from May 2003 to November 2004, but the School District did not turn those e-mails over to the newspaper because they couldn't find them.
