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- Wood County Gets Money for Obesity Prevention
Nearly $6 million dollars in federal stimulus money will be given to Wood and La Crosse Counties for obesity prevention.
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- Willie Nelson Performance Postponed
Due to a scheduling conflict, the Willie Nelson concert set for Tuesday, March 23rd at the Grand Theater has been postponed.
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- Inmate Mistakenly Released in Sheboygan
SHEBOYGAN, Wis. (AP) -- Sheboygan County officials say an inmate has been mistakenly released after a Corrections officer failed to notice the man's probation violation.
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- Doyle, Lawton Both Gone: Who's the Governor?
Gov. Jim Doyle and Lt. Gov. Barb Lawton are both out of the state this week, begging the question: Who's in charge?
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- Prepare to Fall in Love with Ebony
The Humane Society of Marathon County is still trying to pay off 7-month-old Ebony’s surgery. The Chihuahua came into the shelter a few weeks ago with a broken leg.
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- Program Empowers Hmong Students to Embrace Their Culture
Some area Hmong students are learning about their culture with the help of Sunrise 7 anchor Bao Vang.
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- Farmers Could Soon Be Able to Sell Raw Milk
Dairy farmers are one step closer to being allowed to sell raw milk.
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- Local Fire Departments Out a Ladder Truck For Awhile
Two fire departments are out a ladder truck while it gets some needed repairs.
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- Wis. Protesters Mark 7th Anniversary of Iraq War
Protesters across the state are marking the seventh anniversary of the U.S. invasion of Iraq.
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- Ministry Health Care Will Not Perform Tube Tying Procedures
Local hospitals within Ministry Health Care will not perform elective tubal ligation procedures on women.
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- Thousands of Residents in Danger of Having Power Cut Off Come April 15th
Now that winter is behind us, thousands of residents are in danger of having their power shut off.
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- UW-Stevens Point Chancellor Finalists Named
The University of Wisconsin System has named the six finalists vying to become the next the chancellor at UW-Stevens Point.
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- Teen Sent to Jail for Making Threat Against Crivitz High School
A teenager who says he was constantly bullied has been sentenced to 90 days for making threats against Crivitz High School and a female student.
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- Ocean Spray to Feature Wis. Cranberry Farmers on Product Labels
Jim Bible has been growing cranberries for nearly 3 decades. He says it's a unique way to make a living. His story along with his face will be on the labels of Ocean Spray juice bottles soon.
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- Alcohol a Factor in UW-Eau Claire Student's Fatal Fall
A University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire student from Minnesota is dead after accidentally falling from an elevated walkway at an apartment complex.
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- Filling Out Your Bracket - Tips from Local High School Coaches
Get your game face on! It's time for March Madness. Check out how area coaches are picking their brackets.
- Colby Middle School Teachers to Shave Heads for St. Baldrick's
Friday afternoon four teachers at Colby Middle School will shave their head to raise awareness for pediatric cancer research. The event is in conjunction will the St. Baldrick's Foundation.
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- Wienermobile on Tour in Central Wisconsin
The Oscar Mayer Wienermobile will be making round through Central Wisconsin. Stops include grocery stores in Stevens Point, Wisconsin Rapids, and Marshfield.
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- Beware of Scams During Tax Season
Local authorities and the IRS are reminding you to beware of identity theft scams this tax season.
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- Payment Plans Available for WPSC Customers
If you're behind on your Public Service bill, now is the time to contact the company.
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- Pepsi Pulling High Sugar Sodas from Schools
One of the world's most popular soft drink makers is pulling all high sugar sodas from school cafeterias.
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- Antigo Business Booms Thanks to State Tournament Bid
An Antigo business is benfitting from the high school boys basketball team's trip to the WIAA state tournament.
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- Wait to Prune Those Oak Trees
Local foresters need your help to prevent the spread of a disease that can kill trees.
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- Greenheck Expansion in Mexico Not Until Next Fiscal Year
Leaders from Greenheck say their plans to expand in Mexico won't happen until the next fiscal year.
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- New Langlade Hospital in The Works
Langlade Hospital leaders are unveiling plans to build a new state-of-the-art hospital.
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- Inmates to Pay Fees at Wood County Jail
Anyone booked into the Wood County Jail will now be required to pay a processing fee.
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- Schofield Woman Accused of Having Sex with Teen
Police say 24-year-old Jacolyn Dodd had sex at least 3 times with a 15-year-old boy between August and September of last year.
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- 2 Students Stabbed at Racine School
RACINE, Wis. (AP) -- Park High School in Racine plans to beef up security Friday after three students were injured in a fight outside the school.
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- Flood Warnings Issued for Fox River
MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- Here comes the water.
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- Timberline Figure Skating Club Showcases "Ice Cool Musical" This Weekend
Preparations are underway for the 2010 Timberline Figure Skating Club ice show.
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- Saint Patrick's Police Reports
Authorities say it felt like a Saturday last night, because so many people were out for Saint Patrick's Day.
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- Allergy Season Begins
Allergy season is here, and that means some of you are reaching for the medicine cabinet.
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- Stamps to the Rescue!
Homeless pets across the country are about to get a big boost of recognition from the United States Postal Service.
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- Authorities Release Name of Man Killed in Rollover Crash in Clark County
Authorities are now releasing the name of the person killed in rollover crash in Clark County.
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- Free Lunch Participation up Again in Wisconsin
The percentage of Wisconsin students poor enough to qualify for free or reduced-price lunch continues to increase.
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- Swiss Gruyere Named World's Best Cheese in Wis.
Europeans are still the world's big cheeses -- a Gruyere from Switzerland has been named the world's best cheese at the 2010 World Championship Cheese Contest in Madison.
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- Government Orders Recall of 1.2 Million High Chairs
The government is announcing a recall of some 1.2 million high chairs, saying they pose a fall hazard to children.
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- Voting Reform Bill Touted as National Leader
Wisconsin residents applying for a driver's license would be automatically registered to vote under a Democratic-backed election reform bill.
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- Wis. Legislators Consider End to Religious Exception
State lawmakers are considering a bill that would allow prosecutors to charge parents who refuse medical help for their children on religious grounds with child abuse.
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- Unemployment Increases in all 72 Wis. Counties
Rusk County had the highest unemployment at 14.3 percent followed by Iron County at 13.8 percent. More than half of the state's counties, 44, had double-digit unemployment for the month.
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- Surveillance Photos of Wood County Gas Station Robbery Released
Wood County Investigators have released photos from the gas station robbery at the Swetz Country Corner Market in Blenker
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- Antigo Boasts State's #2 Scorer, #1 Defense
Thursday afternoon, Antigo will step onto the hardwood at the Kohl Center as they begin their quest for the school's first state title. The 24-0 Red Robins are outscoring their opponents by 25 points per game.
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- Man Safe After Falling in Shawano County Lake
A man is safe after falling into a Shawano County lake Wednesday. It happened on Upper Red Lake in Gresham.
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- Man Struck, Killed by Recycling Truck in Hudson
Hudson police say a 19-year-old man is dead after he was struck by a recycling truck.
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- Doyle Headed to Italy to Talk Business
Gov. Jim Doyle is traveling to Italy and Tunisia for a series of business and government meetings.
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- Green Bay Man Killed in UP Car-Train Crash
Michigan State Police say a Green Bay, Wis., man died after his car was struck by a train in the southwestern Upper Peninsula.
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- Wausau Company to Add 100 Jobs Next Month
A Wausau company is looking to add 100 jobs by next month.
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- Minn. Man Arrested in Connection to Sexual Assault at Appleton Mall
Authorities in Grand Chute have arrested a Minnesota man in connection with a sexual assault at the Fox River Mall in Appleton.
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- Kronenwetter May No Longer Have to Use Mosinee Address
People who live in Kronenwetter may no longer have to use a Mosinee address.
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- Bill Allowing Raw Milk Sales in Wis. Advances
Limited raw milk sales would be allowed in Wisconsin through 2011 under a bill that has advanced out of a Senate committee.
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