There's a new rating system available for parents who want to keep up on their child's school performance, and that system is just a click or two away.

It’s time to renew your hunting, fishing and trapping licenses. The old ones expire Thursday, March 31.

If you had to pay more money to hunt and fish in the state, would you still do it? It's a question you may want to start asking yourself. Right now, the DNR is proposing to increase licensing fees. On Tuesday, the public got a first look at why the DNR thinks it's necessary.

Construction on the 51-29 interchange in Wausau could be finished sooner than expected.

As pet owners, it’s important to make sure our animals are protected from any harmful viruses. That's especially true for our dogs this time of year.

A Wausau man pleads no contest to three counts of sexually assaulting a child... Is sentenced to 12 years probation

According to Amnesty International, 79 people in North America have died after being shot by a taser, but a lot of police departments are using the stun guns, and now the state wants to make sure those officers are using them correctly and safely.

We're talking about colon cancer, and so was Gov. Doyle at the Hope Lodge in Marshfield.

Wisconsin is one of 47 states and the District of Columbia to reach a settlement with Blockbuster after accusations the video rental store ran misleading ads about having "no late fees."

A judge is expected to determine if there's enough evidence for Quentin Louis to stand trial on Monday, April 4.

Some trails in Marathon County are closing, but expected to reopen in about a month.

Parents in Stevens Point won't have to wait much longer to hear which elementary school could shut its doors. An outside consultant is nearly finished analyzing the situation and will make will make those findings public later this week.

A traditional celebration begins this week on the campus of UWSP, celebrating one of our oldest cultures.

A Stevens Point man will be spending the next five to six years in prison for possessing child pornography.

A first day on the job for the new Oneida County sheriff is a family tradition.

Drug issues are one of the biggest problems facing law enforcement in our area, and local police say if a piece of President Bush's budget goes through, it could be a lot harder for them to crack down on drugs in North Central Wisconsin.

Eggs, chocolate, bunnies, they all come to mind when you think of the Easter holiday, but those Easter staples sometimes overshadow the true meaning of the holiday, one of the most important on the Christian calendar.

Spring break was once a day when people took off work to keep their religious observances. Now it's a time to take a vacation.

Some area residents are turning to the transit system now that gas prices are $2.22 per gallon of regular unleaded, but several others would not give up the convenience of their automobile.

Prescription drugs are for a single patient, and that patient only, but pharmacists say sharing is common, and not only is it illegal, it can become deadly.

More Americans would forego their choice of doctor if it meant lower medical bills.

Governor appoints replacement for former Sheriff Tim Miller who resigned because of health issues.

If you take a trip to Antigo and stand where the flood waters were, it's really hard to imagine there was ever anything wrong.

The hospital in Stanley will reopen as an assisted living facility for senior citizens. It's expected to be open by fall.

A 64-year-old Friendship man was killed in an early morning wreck on Highway 13.