Updated: 1:17 PM State hunting, fishing and trapping licenses for the year go on sale beginning Thursday. You'll need those starting April 1.

Updated: 3:30 PM Doctors get more aggressive in treating mitral regurgitation, a leaky heart valve.

Updated: 9:06 PM Rick Humphreys says a 10-page personality questionnaire illegally asks about mental illness.

Updated: 9:04 PM Matthew Kelker says he's innocent of the charges connected to a February incident in which three people were stabbed and one was cut.

Updated: 9:00 PM Middle and high school students from the Early Incentive Program had the chance to talk to local professionals about careers in fields that interest them.

Updated: 9:39 PM The U.S. Senate is taking up a bill that would let a judge decide whether a person is capable of paying back their debts.

Updated: 9:20 PM Plenty of job openings but not enough people to fill them, it's a trend manufacturers are facing nationwide. Now, some local companies are using some alternate solutions to fill these skilled vacancies.

Updated: 8:54 PM They may not be ready for the working world just yet, but some local students now have a better idea of what to expect on their first job interview.

Updated: 1:00 PM Tribal leaders in Wisconsin are making history with their first ever State of the Tribes address.

Updated: 4:53 PM In the last few years, several area schools have changed their school logo if it had an Indian reference, but some are keeping the same nickname even after a logo change.

Updated: 7:30 PM Some of us are struck with puppy love, but this story gives a whole new meaning to the term. A life is saved in Rudolph thanks a Westie Terrier puppy.

Updated: 7:33 PM The new agreement is less, about $100,000 less, but it is still a bigger bonus than the $203,000 that Dr. Charles Skurka's contract originally called for.

Posted: 5:49 PM It's a big day for women around the world and right here in Central Wisconsin.

Updated: 3:56 PM Most snowmobile trails in Marathon, Clark, Lincoln and Wood Counties are now closed for the season.

Updated: 3:43 PM Officials say a fire that destroyed a barn outside of Spencer, killing more than 100 cows, started in a water heater.

Updated: 3:07 PM Tuesday could be an interesting day for people in the Wausau School District, many of whom are upset with the School Board.

Updated: 3:10 PM A decision on whether to close a Stevens Point Elementary School will not be made by voters. Now, the School Board has some tough choices to make.

Updated: 7:16 PM A large number of cattle appear to have been killed in a barn fire in the town of Brighton Monday.

Updated: 3:04 PM Dangerous conditions kept crews from finishing their investigation into the fire that nearly destroyed a building in Wisconsin Rapids.

Updated: 5:57 PM People living in the Wausau area should have a lot more restaurants to choose from about a year from now.

Updated: 3:02 PM We're all used to hearing about deer hunting season, but what about cat hunting?

Updated: 3:51 PM He's in charge of one of the largest county governments in Wisconsin. Now, he wants to take those skills to the highest position in the state.

Updated: 9:26 PM With six big events in Stevens Point the weekend of March 11, available hotel rooms are few and far between.

Updated: 2:38 PM Many of them haven't done it since elementary school, but some adults in the area are proving they can still handle the pressure of a spelling bee.

Updated: 2:36 PM For hundreds of local students, their artwork isn't hanging on mom's fridge, it's hanging up in a public library for everyone to see.