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Pets Show Off Spooky Side at Howl-O-Ween
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Last Updated: 8:51 PM 11/07/09 - As Winter approaches, many may be thinking of Christmas, but some area pets are still celebrating the spookiest holiday of the year (Full Story) |
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Fire Departments Receive Special Rescue Training
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Last Updated: 8:51 PM 11/07/09 - A central Wisconsin landmark is scheduled to be torn down this coming week, but before it goes, some local authorities are putting it to good use. (Full Story) |
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Sauk County Family Says Son Wounded at Fort Hood
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Last Updated: 7:16 PM 11/07/09 - DENZER, Wis. (AP) -- A Sauk County family says their son was one of the soldiers injured in the Fort Hood shooting, and they're grateful he is recovering. (Full Story) |
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Innocence Project Seeks New Trial for '92 Killing
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Last Updated: 7:15 PM 11/07/09 - GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) -- The Wisconsin Innocence Project is seeking a new trial for a man convicted of killing a man in a Green Bay paper mill 17 years ago. (Full Story) |
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Pretrial Meeting Set for Accused Wis. Killer
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Last Updated: 7:14 PM 11/07/09 - STEVENS POINT, Wis. (AP) -- The prosecution of a central Wisconsin man accused of killing his estranged girlfriend and two of their children in a gasoline-soaked home continues Monday. (Full Story) |
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Bankruptcy Filings in Wisconsin Up Over Last Year
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Last Updated: 7:11 PM 11/07/09 - MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- Bankruptcy filings in the state are up about 30 percent from this time last year, particularly among seniors struggling with medical expenses. (Full Story) |
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Wis. Foster Girl Accused of Trying to Stab Teen
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Last Updated: 7:09 PM 11/07/09 - MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- A Fitchburg girl who allegedly told police she's fascinated with death has been charged with trying to kill another teenager at her foster home. (Full Story) |
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- Thousands Show Up to See Palin in Milwaukee
MILWAUKEE (AP) -- Former Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin told about 5,000 supporters in Wisconsin to continue to press lawmakers on abortion issues. - Second State Lawmaker Signs 'Lacey’s Pledge'
The D.C. Everest High School students who wrote a petition aimed at holding lawmakers accountable if they drink and drive say a second State lawmaker has signed the pledge. - Wisconsin Rapids President of Police and Fire Commission to Run for Governor
An area businessman is widening the list of candidates for governor. Scott Paterick of Wisconsin Rapids says he will seek the Republican nomination. - Doyle Lets Down Lacey’s Law Committee
Could Governor Jim Doyle’s decision not to sign a pledge not to drink and drive impact how other lawmakers handle the oath? - NEW INFO: Obama in Madison Coaxes State to Change with School Dollars
President Barack Obama is making a pitch for states to rewrite their education laws and is offering some $5 billion in education grants as leverage. Obama on Wednesday told an audience in Wisconsin that an education in the United States is a prerequisite to success.
- Bankruptcy Filings in Wisconsin Up Over Last Year
MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- Bankruptcy filings in the state are up about 30 percent from this time last year, particularly among seniors struggling with medical expenses. - No One Wants to Accept Blame for Higher Insurance
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — State politicians are scrambling to avoid the blame for higher insurance premiums. - Bill Would Spare Wisconsin Theater Property Tax
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — The state Assembly is poised to consider a bill that would exempt a western Wisconsin theater from property taxes. - Wisconsin State Auditor Reflects on Noteworthy Year
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — State Auditor Jan Mueller says 2009 has been an incredibly busy year for the Legislative Audit Bureau. - Bank Employees Camp Out in the Cold
For most of us, the camping season is over, but that is not the case for some River Valley Bank employees who are helping raise money for the United Way.
- "The Wedding Singer" Comes to Wausau West
This week the Wausau West Drama Program will be bringing a brand new show to Wausau and to the West stage – The Wedding Singer. - Three Referenda Go Before Voters Tuesday
Voters will be heading to the polls Tuesday to decide on two local referendums. On the ballot, proposals for the Village of Marathon City, Minocqua and Stevens Point. - Swine Flu Vaccine Coming Soon to UW-Eau Claire Campus
College students are very mobile people, always on the go and often, running on less than a healthy amount of sleep. And health experts say that makes them more susceptible to getting sick. - President Barack Obama to Speak at Madison School Wednesday
MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- President Barack Obama will meet with students, teachers, parents and others at a Madison middle school on Wednesday. - Halloween Safety Tips for College Students
It's one of the biggest party weekends of the year. Halloween is just a few days away and while our youngest kids will be looking for candy, our college-aged kids will be celebrating in a different way.
- Gov. Doyle Won't Get Vaccinated for H1N1
MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- Gov. Jim Doyle says he has not gotten vaccinated for swine flu and probably won't. - Gov. Doyle Talks Health Care with Pres. Obama
MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- Gov. Jim Doyle says he talked with President Barack Obama about the economy and how federal health care reform will affect Wisconsin during a private meeting in the White House on Thursday. - Is the H1N1 Vaccine Safe? Experts Sound Off
Many of you have questions about the safety of the H1N1 vaccine. While the medical community overwhelmingly supports the vaccine as safe, some still say enough hasn't been done to ensure its safety. - Time to Sign up for Jingle Bell Run/Walk
The Jingle Bell Run/Walk for the Arthritis Foundation is set for December 12 in Wausau. But the time to sign up is now. - Wisconsin's Death Toll From H1N1 Continues to Rise
The total number of Wisconsin residents who have died from the H1N1 virus since spring is now up to 16.
- Cooler Growing Season May Have Hurt Wisconsin Corn Crop
LA CROSSE, Wis. (AP) — Wisconsin corn farmers could be facing a weaker crop this year because the growing season was cooler than usual. - Map of Northcentral Wisconsin Apple Orchards Now Posted at WSAW.com
In the mood to pick some apples this fall? Let WSAW.com's new map help find the orchard nearest you. - Study Predicts Wisconsin Will Have Warmer Winters
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — If new climate predictions are correct, Wisconsin's winters will get noticeably warmer over the next 40 years. - State Launches Fall Color Report
MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- With autumn just around the corner, the Wisconsin Department of Tourism is launching its annual Fall Color Report. - Southern Wisconsin Cleans Up After Storm
Some residents in southern Wisconsin are cleaning up after a weekend storm.
- Scores : State Volleyball Tournament In Green Bay
The state volleyball tournament is underway in Green Bay . - Tomahawk's State Run Cut Short
Youth did not serve Tomahawk as the Hatchets fall to Catholic Memorial in three games at State. - Newman Headed to Championship Game
Newman surged back from an 0-2 deficit against Highland to make tomorrow's championship game in division 4. - Auburndale Falls in First State Appearance
Experience got the better of the Apaches as they drop their division 3 semifinal game to Cuba City. - Hardy Dealt to Twins
Brewers ship J.J. Hardy to Minnesota for outfielder Carlos Gomez.
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