Updated: 6:02 PM It's part of the bill that would add juvenile sex predators to state offender lists.

Updated: 8:34 PM It looks like a good year for the West Nile carrying mosquitoes, and that could be bad news for you.

Updated: 5:54 PM A local downtown is trying to get rid of its "blight,” but it could mean that some businesses will be have to leave the area.

Updated: 6:00 PM Deputies say three people were arrested, a large meth making facility was found and four guns were confiscated in a methamphetamine bust in Lincoln County Tuesday (7/26/07) night.

Updated: 4:20 PM A Lyndon Station man is headed to trial for the death of an elderly couple in an Adams County traffic accident.

Updated: 3:59 PM After years of gathering the proper permits, American Transmission Company will begin construction of the Arrowhead-Weston power line in Marathon County next month.

Updated: 1:13 PM A new report has some good and bad news on how well our kids have it.

Updated: 1:14 PM The EAA AirVenture Show in Oshkosh has turned deadly for one pilot.

Updated: 3:23 PM The state is asking for your help in protecting the "Do Not Call" list.

Updated: 1:16 PM The Edgar School District says it needs $300,000 to tack on to the budget. Residents will vote Wednesday (July 27, 2005) night on whether it should get it.

Updated: 7:27 PM After four scout leaders are electrocuted at the National Boy Scout Jamboree in Virginia Monday, local scout leaders talk about their safety procedures and why their safety books don't address the issue of power lines.

Updated: 8:24 PM Gov. Doyle vetoes the Legislature's recommendation to cut $35 million from the $90 million already getting cut from the UW System, and he manages to freeze property taxes for the first time in state history.

Updated: 7:14 PM if you're like most Wisconsin residents, your phone number is on the state's "Do Not Call List." If you like keeping telemarketers at bay, you may want to let the state know how much you appreciate it.

Updated: 7:12 PM Thanks to the rain on Monday (7/25/05) the Department of Natural Resources is lifting the burning ban it placed on much of Wisconsin during the extended dry spell.

Updated: 8:12 PM As the search for two escapees from Lincoln Hills School continues, officials confirm one of them was probably spotted in Wausau on Monday (7/25/05).

Updated: 8:25 PM The launch was a relief for one local family who's been waiting and hoping to see Discovery blast off since it was delayed two weeks ago.

Updated: 4:22 PM Lance Armstrong isn't the only one doing a lot of biking lately. A local woman is wrapped up in her own Tour de America.

Updated: 12:43 PM Gov. Doyle's budget changes are a big relief for the state's public school districts. Thanks to those vetoes, many will avoid thousands of additional dollars in cuts.

Updated: 12:38 PM The state budget now officially has Gov. Jim Doyle's signature on it, but he made several changes to the two-year spending plan before giving it his approval, including giving an additional $360 million to the state's public schools.

Updated: 8:11 PM With more than 12 percent of Wausau's population speaking Hmong, communication barriers can jump up a lot in day to day living, but what happens when that barrier is life threatening?

Updated: 7:52 PM The City of Merrill and Merrill Area Development Corporation has donated land from the Merrill Industrial Park to Northcentral Technical College to build a safety training center.

Updated: 8:17 PM The school district says it'll finally be able to do several maintenance projects as well as hire back a position eliminated this past year due to budget cuts, but it'll cost the taxpayers.

Updated: 8:16 PM Hearing that a fugitive is on the loose in your area is obviously a little unnerving, and that was the case for a number of residents who live near the Lincoln Hills Correctional School this weekend.

Updated: 5:08 PM Two inmates escaped Lincoln Hills School early Saturday morning, after authorities say they overpowered a guard and got through the perimeter fence.

Updated: 8:45 PM If you're a dog owner, you probably spend plenty of money keeping it healthy and happy. Now imagine spending several hundreds of dollars more on grooming and training your dog to the point of perfection. As we found out at the annual Paper Cities Kennel Club Dog Show, it's not all that uncommon.