Updated: 9:02 PM Nearly 350 New York firefighers lost their lives during the 9/11 attacks. And for those still serving the Big Apple, that weighs heavy on their minds. Two of them who survived are spending this 4th anniversary teaching local firefighters the skills that got them through those horrific days.

Updated: 8:19 PM Traumatic events like 9/11 and Hurricane Katrina can take an emotional toll on the police officers and emergency workers involved.

Updated: 4:05 PM One local family has a brand new house to call home.

Updated: 10:22 AM It's one of the largest art events in the Midwest, the 41st Annual Wausau Festival of Arts. More than 10,000 people attend the event every year. One of the biggest attractions is the family art booth. This year, they hope to take the proceeds earned and give them to people who really need the money most.

Updated: 10:24 AM Jurors heard opening arguments from both sides Saturday.

Updated: 10:25 AM There is another local effort to bringing aid to Hurricane Katrina victims, and there's still time for you to help.

Updated: 10:30 AM It's one of the leading art events in the Midwest and it’s all going on in Wausau this weekend. It's the 41st Annual Wausau Festival of Arts

Updated: 6:48 PM In Portage County this weekend, they are making a human fence.

Updated: 6:45 PM Never before has our country witnessed something like this. Nearly a million people are homeless and more are being forced to leave their homes. However, one local business is offering some victims a place to call home up here.

Updated: 1:12 PM The hurricane is making a tank of gas much more expensive, but it looks like a cup of coffee will stay where it is.

Updated: 1:09 PM The state is hoping this will fix some serious problems with our W-2 program.

Updated: 1:09 PM It's been a year since the murder of Scott Schader, and Friday (September 9, 2005) one of the perpetrators will finally be sentenced.

Updated: 8:46 PM At least one family who is no longer in their New Orleans home is under a safe roof in North Central Wisconsin. Thanks to a local business, the Cheatham family is getting what they say is a new lease on life.

Updated: 8:26 PM If you're a Verizon telephone customer in the town of Rib Mountain you will have no service starting at midnight Friday (9/9/05) morning.

Updated: 8:24 PM State health officials say four people have contracted the disease, which is spread by infected mosquitoes.

Updated: 8:40 PM The Rosholt School District is welcoming several new students this year, a few of whom have direct ties to the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.

Updated: 5:48 PM Emergency workers in Wood County are now better prepared if a disaster strikes.

Updated: 5:45 PM Looking for a fun and easy way to help out victims of Hurricane Katrina? It'll be as easy as requesting a song from your local radio station on Friday (9/9/05).

Updated: 4:53 PM Ten women and four men were selected Thursday (9/8/05) to hear the trial of a Minnesota truck driver accused of gunning down six deer hunters in northern Wisconsin.

Updated: 4:12 PM There's a way to help hurricane victims that doesn't involve giving money or donating items.

Updated: 1:30 PM Your heating bills could be awfully nasty this winter.

Updated: 1:29 PM The mass transfer of hurricane refugees to Wisconsin is officially put on hold.

Updated: 1:31 PM Portage County is taking its rescue efforts off-road.

Updated: 1:28 PM Jury selection begins Thursday (September 8, 2005) for the Chai Vang murder trial.

Updated: 1:27 PM State health officials are reporting the fourth human case of West Nile Virus in 2005.