Weston Village Board rejects proposed asphalt plant. One village leader says he expects the decision to be challenged.

A Mosinee teenager who vanished between Madison and her home town has been found. The circumstances surrounding her disappearance and discovery are unclear.

Nearly half of the employers in Wisconsin do not offer coverage for oral contraceptives, but under the Wisconsin Fair Employment Act, they may be breaking the law.

The Weston Village Board is meeting to discuss the future of a proposed asphalt plant and whether it will disrupt the quality of life for a neighborhood close by.

Adams County and the Salvation Army are taking donations for the victims of the Cottonville fire.

Prosecutors say they're expecting more investigators' reports and then will decide whether to file charges against the "Cottonville Fire" starter.

A Wood County man could spend the rest of his life in prison. He's pleading no contest to a fatal shooting outside of an Arpin bar.

A 16-year-old Mosinee girl left from Madison for home Sunday (5/8/05) night and never returned home.

According to the Wisconsin State Journal, several Wisconsin employers rely on hundreds of foreign students for seasonal work over the summer, but with how weak the dollar has become, many of those students will be staying home this year.

We clear up some misconceptions about breast cancer in this special "Mythbusters Edition" of Buddy Check 7.

Vote for the winner of "Ford Video Casting Call."

When tragedy strikes a family, the mother is often looked to for strength and comfort, and that couldn't be more true in Big Flats on this Mother's Day, where dozens of families are picking up the pieces after the Cottonville fire wiped out homes and sent a community into shock.

Two funds are being set up for you to donate to the Cottonville fire victims.

Northcentral Technical College is now home to a brand new health sciences building, and on Saturday it was dedicated to a local lawmaker.

Officials say they believe the wildfire in Adams County began with a local resident getting an area ready for a campfire.

The forest fire that burned nearly 4,000 acres in Adams County was officially declared "contained" early Friday morning, but in its wake, the "Cottonville Fire" left severe damage.

Torie McKinney wanted to get her mother, Diane, something special for Mother's Day to let her know how much she's appreciated. She certainly did that by helping her win a great makeover.

The Wausau and Weston Fire Departments start their Automatic Aid Agreement Friday to better serve the people in the area.

The Society of American Foresters from U.W. Stevens Point goes for its annual river cleanup of the Wisconsin River and is joined by a class from a local elementary school.

Investigators say they believe a campfire on private land started the fire in Big Flats where 15 homes were destroyed, along with 30 trailers and campers.

This isn't the first time the Big Flats area has experienced disaster. It was just a little more than 10 years ago that a tornado ripped through the area, taking lives, leveling homes and causing an estimated $1 million in damage. Our team coverage continues by telling us how people who lived through that disaster are coping with this one.

Firefighters in Adams County are battling what is easily one of the biggest wildfires in recent Wisconsin history. It's destroying land and forcing hundreds out of their homes. Newschannel Seven has had crews on the scene of this massive fire since Thursday afternoon.

Some people are already employed. Others are just getting out of school. But they said they liked what was on display at Thursday’s career fair.

Diane McKinney is our choice for this year's Newschannel 7 Mother's Day Makeover and it's easy to understand why.

Dozens of residents of Big Flats have been evacuated as a brush fire threatens their homes.