Hefko Pool in Marshfield was built in 1934. It has seen attendance slide in recent years, and that is costing the pool money. The city isn't prepared to build a new one.

Summer may be a time for relaxing and kicking back for kids out of school, however it's also one of the most dangerous times of year for them. Officials encourage all parents to stay aware of your child's surroundings.

If you're a motorcyclist, there's something police want you to know about. They're cracking down on those who alter their bikes to make them louder.

A classic home improvement scam is back in north central Wisconsin.

The Amber Alert is pretty new to Wisconsin, in place just a little over a year. Already, the system is helping save the lives of Wisconsin children.

More people with college degrees are choosing not to work in Wisconsin. A new survey released Tuesday shows Wisconsin ranks in the bottom half for residents with at least a four-year degree.

A new house is going up in Wausau, but the builders aren't from your typical construction company.

You've probably noticed a drop in gas prices, but with the fourth of July holiday weekend approaching, can we expect to see those prices jump back up?

Strawberry season has officially kicked off this week. After a rainy start to summer, berry farmers are welcoming the ripening harvest.

One Wisconsin congressman who traveled to Iraq last year is praising the transfer of power, but says the next phase in the country will be one of the most challenging Iraq will face.

The 4th of July is right around the corner. If your family celebrates by lighting some of your own fireworks, there are some things you should know to avoid injury and being fined.

The water bills in one North Central Wisconsin city are about to go up.

Have you ever spent the day fishing or dangling your feet off a pier? Some fear new DNR rules will put that summer pastime in jeopardy.

If you're looking for a new place to shop, a new spot in downtown Wausau maybe just what you're looking for. The farmer's market "with a twist" opened Thursday.

They say lightning never strikes the same place twice, but apparently fire does. Fire broke out Thursday at the Plover Inn in Plover for the second time in mere weeks.

They were dealing with the shock of nature's fury just a night earlier. Folks in the town of Easton are still dealing with that Thursday night, but now they have a major clean-up job to worry about on top of it.

Storms pounded the southern portions of Newschannel Seven's viewing area on Wednesday night.

The woman is speaking out in hopes that the same scam won't happen to anyone else.

In just a few weeks, Wisconsin will welcome hundreds of Hmong refugees to the area. As they get ready to call this area home, our newspaper partner is traveling to the country they'll be leaving.

Imagine your children going to a playground, but not being able to play because they couldn't use the equipment. Community leaders in one local city are working to make sure that never happens again.

Getting medical care will now be more convenient for patients in the Medford area. A new construction project is underway.

Former president Bill Clinton is all over the place these days, and that can only mean one thing, he's promoting his new book.

With more refugees on the way, local health care providers are working on ways to provide better care for them.

The Marathon County board votes to allow negotiations over a proposed power line from here to Duluth.

Macker tournament causes injury boom.