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.

A proposal at the state Capitol would allow school districts to have a shorter school year, without asking for permission from the state.

Terri Schiavo's parents' appeal to the Supreme Court on reinserting their daughter's feeding tube has people in Wisconsin taking action.

Investigators are charging the infants 23-year-old father in the case.

Wausau's downtown pedestrian mall will soon be home to more than just pedestrians.

It's a crime that's targeting more and more senior citizens: scams or identity thefts, but officials in Portage County have come up with a program to warn seniors about these serious crimes.

A group of farmers packed into a Wausau lecture hall on Wednesday, trying to get a better idea of what the livestock facility sitting rule will mean to them.

Marathon County prosecutors say Carolyn Wewasson sold drugs to a man who later overdosed on them. She faces a count of first degree reckless homicide.

A seventh grader from our area is on her way to Washington to compete against the best spellers in the country.

The Wausau City Council is giving the thumbs up to a plan to bring one way traffic back to 3rd and Washington Streets.

It now costs more than ever to fill up your gas tank. Some experts say record gas prices are hurting the sales of larger-model vehicles, such as SUVs and pickup trucks, but are local car dealers seeing this trend?

After a state senator requests permission to have a satellite dish in her front yard, the city looks at how outdated their old regulations are.

Remembering your doctor’s advice is obviously important, but it's not an easy thing to do if you suffer from Alzheimer’s.

The organizers of the "Kids Are Special Here" Playground at Mead Park apply for a $250,000 grant from the Department of Natural Resources.

No matter who you ask, they'll probably tell you there's a problem, but just how big that problem is depends on who you talk to, and some say Social Security isn't going anywhere.

A former employee of Lance's Never Inn is facing sentencing for helping to set fire to the Grand Rapids nightclub.

The state appeals court will not revive a Price County widow's lawsuit. It was filed after her husband was killed in a freak accident on a snowmobile trail.

Residents in Rhinelander will soon vote on a multi-million dollar referendum to help maintain programs in the school district, but the wording of the ballot question has a lot of people confused and wondering how much the district is actually asking for.

Wisconsin's congressmen have differing opinions about that decision to send Terri Schiavo's case to a federal judge.

All it takes is a couple of hours, it's free, and it can help you avoid a difficult situation for yourself and your family members. It's called a Power of Attorney Advanced Directive, and it's already helped a number of local families deal with a loved one's passing.

The first weekend of March Madness is officially in the books, and what a weekend it's been for the two Wisconsin teams in the tourney. Add to that their success on the court, which has helped local taverns and restaurants bring in lots of dollars.