It's the one year anniversary of the body of Sylvia Grade being found outside her home on Wausau's east side.

A trilogy of events covering almost every aspect of art all packed into one fun-filled weekend.

After a mishap with a boomtruck, the Alderson St. overpass on Highway 29 has been squeezed down one lane.

Four-year-old kindergarten is already a popular way to get kids started out early in school. And now, Governor Doyle wants even more people to get involved.

A Stevens Point company is celebrating a golden anniversary Thursday.

Sheriff Tom Koth of Lincoln County calls to say kidney transplant went well for both donor and receiver.

Astronaut Mark Lee comes to John Marshall Elementary in Wausau to promote the importance of literacy in helping accomplish your goals.

A look at the future of fighting Alzheimer's disease and what it means for one local family in a special report.

Authorities in Wood County are awaiting the results of an autopsy after finding the skeletal remains of an adult earlier Wednesday.

Thirty-three-year-old Leonard Quintana is jailed in lieu of a $1 million bond.

Once they were an endangered species, then became threatened and are now in the process of getting off the list completely.

With only two days into the school year, Wausau students are already taking in important lessons, including newly arrived Hmong refugee students.

Town of Schley landowner Ron Beyer has been trying for some time now to have his 40 acres turned into a gravel pit. Now, all he needs is the approval of the county zoning board, and he'll get his wish.

An Abbotsford man is guilty of killing a teenager in a drunk driving accident.

Twenty-four hour dining, late night Taco Bell runs, and of course, beer. All of these college habits could contribute to a popular concept, known as "freshman 15."

Thousands of people are heading back to Florida Tuesday night to survey the damage caused by Hurricane Frances. Joining them will be volunteers from all over the country, including three from Central Wisconsin.

It's the beginning of a new year for Wausau East and they're kicking it off in a brand new building.

Many people in our area are enjoying a relaxing Labor Day weekend. Not only does it provide a rest from the daily grind, it also gives them one last chance to have some summer fun before fall kicks in.

A Wisconsin Rapids neighborhood is getting a facelift with a brand new park. The park also honors the memory of someone very close to the park's founder.

Vice presidential hopeful John Edwards is on day two of his Wisconsin campaign tour.

One of the biggest battles in the state of Wisconsin this year may have nothing to do with the presidential election.

The weather is getting the credit for what organizers say has been a very successful fair week in Marshfield.

The streets of Marathon City are back to normal Saturday after being taken over in the afternoon by a bunch of toddlers.

There are people in the area who aren't happy with Senator Edwards' visit and some of them were out at the rallies Friday.

One day after President Bush laid out his plan for another term as commander in chief, the Democrats sent their vice presidential candidate to North Central Wisconsin, trying to shift the attention to John Kerry.