Some aviation students spread their wings in Stevens Point Saturday morning.

Racing fans got their fill at the Stevens Point Mall Saturday.

A proposed amendment to the State Constitution would define marriage as a union between one man and one woman.

Mosinee Fire District has until the end of the month to respond to a claim by the widow of a man killed in an ambulance wreck.

The State is helping paper maker Stora Enso with a major high tech investment at three plants.

The owner of the DISH Network has come to terms with Viacom over some channels they pulled off the air.

If you think and athletic decathlon would be tough, imagine competing in a decathlon that tests your brain power.

It's the place you take your kids for safe-keeping, but a daycare in Madison was the scene of a violent crime Tuesday.

Local kids learn a new way to tell a story without saying a word.

The school board voted on whether students at West and East High Schools should have a closed or open lunch period.

A local student's work to help disabled students is setting her apart from others across the state.

Most job centers around Wisconsin are trying to stay afloat despite budget-related program and staff cuts.

If someone you didn't know collapsed and needed CPR, would you hesitate? If the thought of giving mouth-to-mouth makes you uncomfortable, there may be another way you can help save their life.

If you're a citizen of Marathon County, you may be called up for jury duty this year. Thanks to a new website, the process is now a lot easier.

More cuts are expected at several school districts in north central Wisconsin, and some of them may affect how students will get to class.

Several people gathered at Loppnow's Bar in Wausau Sunday to enjoy some beer, food and live music.

March looks to be a very busy month in Plover as plans for an aquatic park and a new shopping center are moving forward.

Wausau's North-Central Technical College was the site for disposing of hazardous materials Saturday, but not in the form that you may think the hazardous materials were actually old home computer parts and are something that can be harmful if not disposed of properly.

There's no cure for Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, and that's something a benefit held Saturday in Plover is aiming to change.

The tables have been turned on local driving instructors who are getting lessons of their own this weekend.

The 2nd Annual Bock Run was held Saturday afternoon.

The county highway budget is falling into the red. Officials say they're plowing roads at the level the state is demanding, but the state is not coming through with money the governor last year promised to help pay for it.

Homeowners beware, your property taxes may soon be on the rise, and it's all because of charter schools that are hundreds of miles away.

We got a lot of new snow, but something else is keeping the snowmobile trails closed in Marathon County, open water.

Should they keep it closed or keep it open? That's the debate heating up in the Wausau School District, and it has some area students protesting.