Updated: 8:07 PM Wausau and many other Wisconsin communities already regulate where adult businesses can exist, like away from schools and churches. Wisconsin Rapids doesn't, but some people are trying to change that.

Updated: 1:03 PM The annual Tomahawk ride was down a bit from 2004, but still raised $117,000 for Jerry's Kids. It also pumped $140,000,000 into the local economy.

Updated: 1:02 PM A new plant in Mountain Home is expected to employ up to 250 people.

Posted: 1:01 PM The Lincoln County Sheriff's Department is investigating the discovery of two pipe-bombs.

Updated: 12:38 PM AVAIL is holding its third annual Murder Mystery dinner to raise awareness for domestic abuse.

Updated: 12:47 PM Just six percent of Wisconsinites say their elected officials actually represent their interests.

Updated: 12:40 PM Restaurants and other public places in Stevens Point will be smoke free pretty soon.

Updated: 12:45 PM Renewable fuels is at the top of Gov. Doyle's priority list.

Updated: 12:41 PM Rhinelander High School is going solar.

Updated: 12:44 PM Driving without your headlights on at the proper time is against the law, and as the hours of daylight dwindle in the fall, it's not always easy for drivers to see.

Updated: 9:07 AM Exotic plants are causing problems at military bases across the country, including in our state.

Updated: 9:05 AM You may have seen him on our sister station WEAU-TV in Eau Claire. Now you'll see him on the ballot for state senator.

Updated: 12:43 PM Luke Nyberg is going to be punished Tuesday (October 18, 2005). He was found guilty this summer of armed battery.

Updated: 9:25 AM Just days after a fire that killed a man, injured another and destroyed almost half of their plant, American Wood Fiber is looking ahead to the future and giving their employees hope and work.

Updated: 12:42 PM The Federal Railroad Administration reports that car-train crashes are up 26 percent in Wisconsin, and Marathon County is leading the state in the number of crashes.

Updated: 1:14 PM Schofield fire officials say there are no signs that arson played a role in the massive explosion at American Wood Fibers.

Updated: 12:56 PM A bus carrying dozens of Chippewa Falls High School band students, plus their chaperones and teachers, crashed on I-94 near Osseo Sunday (10/16) morning, killing five people.

Updated: 12:47 PM Most haunted houses are meant to get us into the spooky spirit of Halloween, but one in our area is also helping to teach some tough real-life lessons. We bring you behind the scenes of the "The Nightmare" in Marshfield.

Updated: 9:36 PM Thirty-three-year-old Billy Smith, a husband and father of four, died in the explosion Friday morning at the American Wood Fibers plant, not in the fire as officials first thought.

Updated: 1:30 PM Because of the Schofield fire, Marathon County's hazardous waste collection scheduled for this weekend has been cancelled.

Updated: 1:29 PM No insurance, no problem. No money, that's also not a problem, thanks to volunteers and donations. Thanks to generous volunteers, people who can't afford healthcare were able to get it Saturday.

Updated: 7:03 PM The flames are under control, but the work is far from done. That's the latest from a deadly explosion and fire at a factory Friday (10/14/05) in Schofield.

Updated: 10:25 PM We've had a beautiful stretch of weather, and this weekend will be one of our last chances to check out the fall colors at their peak. It's also a great chance for tourists to come to our area.

Updated: 9:35 PM An explosive fire early Friday (10/14) destroyed a Schofield business and killed one worker. A second worker was taken to a local hospital with burns.

Updated: 10:24 PM It's on TV, in the movies and has even become a competitive sport. It's ballroom dancing, which is enjoying a big comeback in American pop culture right now. Some dancing schools are reporting a 20 percent boost in people enrolling in classes, and it's not just folks old enough to remember dancing in the 1940s who are tripping the light fantastic.