There are hundreds of athletes in Stevens Point tonight. Most of them will be going for the gold against each other, but when the games are over, it's the friendships and not the awards that will mean the most to a lot of these athletes.
The weather isn't perfect, but that isn't stopping the competition at the Special Olympics summer games in Stevens Point.
It's time to get out your bug spray, all this wet weather means we're seeing a lot of mosquitos. Some experts warn this year could be the worst one yet for the West Nile Virus.
A Plover resident has announced his plans to run for the 24th District Senate Seat.
The donations just kept on pouring into the Neighbor's Place in Wausau last weekend, and that record setting food and supply drive is an fine example of why Wausau is a good fit for refugees.
In just a few hours the Wisconsin Special Olympics summer games will get underway in Stevens Point.
You could learn a lot about cranberries from a local Wisconsin Rapids family. We got a behind the scenes look at Urban Processing.
You use thousands of sheets of paper every year, but you probably never think about how much science goes into making it.
Ronald Reagan touched the lives of countless Americans, including one local woman who says she'll never forget meeting him.
At first he said he didn't do it, but now he's changed his story. The man convicted of robbing the Brokaw Credit Union will now spend 24 years behind bars.
If you're a parent, beware, this time of year your child's chances of falling victim to online predators is especially high.
They're one of the main donators to Riverview Hospital and the United Methodist Church in Port Edwards. Now, families in the Rapids area are enjoying the benefits of the foundation's most recent gift.
A Wisconsin Rapids tradition begins this week with free, public water ski shows.
The staff of Point Basse hopes to remind visitors about the early Pioneer days of Wisconsin.
Devastating fires, great floods, hard times and prosperous times, Wisconsin Rapids has been through it all and one man has seen and documented just about all of it.
With the news of President Reagan's death, many are speaking out about his influence on the nation including one local man, who has a very unique connection to Ronald Reagan.
For a group of men from the class of 1944, their memories include leaving their homes to fight a brutal world war. Sunday those men were finally recognized with their high school diplomas and we were there to see what it meant to them.
You could see planes from World War II to the war in Iraq today in Stevens Point.
Attorney General Peg Lautenschlager is suing the companies that sell prescription drugs to Wisconsin.
Congressman Dave Obey is weighing in on the skyrocketing prices at the pump. He says the U.S. had the answer to lower gas prices more than 20 years ago.
Ronald Reagan, the cheerful crusader died Saturday after a long twilight struggle with Alzheimer's disease.
Saturday in Wisconsin Rapids, spectators were given a taste of what being involved in that battle was like.
Before the re-enactment Saturday, the veterans and their families gathered to dedicate a memorial plaque for all of Wisconsin's World War II vets.
Stevens Point is taking a big step toward becoming the hub for youth soccer in central Wisconsin.
One of the most surprising aspects of this tragedy was that the girls were not swimming close to the dam before they were carried over it, but you don't have to be near a dam for it to be dangerous.
