Some of your favorite Packers players will be wearing another color besides green and gold Sunday in recognition of breast cancer awareness month.

Recommendations about when and if women should get mammograms to detect breast cancer have see some changes recently.

Men will be lining up at the latest car show to happen in Wausau.

In two days since central Wisconsin’s inaugural Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure was held, contributions have jumped by $100,000.

Here you'll find full unedited interviews with cancers survivors and those who are passionate about a cure, along with exclusive race day footage.

Here are the results from the Central Wisconsin Susan G. Komen Race

One of the main reasons for holding the Race for the cure is to honor survivors of breast cancer and celebrate them overcoming adversity.

Roads in downtown Wausau are open once again tonight. This morning they were blocked off for the first ever Susan G. Komen Central Wisconsin Race for the Cure. The race's organizers are saying the event brought nearly 3,000 people to downtown Wausau's 400 Block.

Race participants were awarded for their exceptional efforts in fundraising and top race times.

Hundreds are expected to fill Wausau's Downtown 400 block this Sunday.

Portions of Downtown Wausau will close for the Susan G. Komen Race Sunday August 22

Nearly 1,500 runners and walkers are about to hit the streets of downtown Wausau. The first ever Susan G. Komen Central Wisconsin Race for the Cure is Sunday.

They say running is about 90 percent mental, and if you're thinking about running in the first ever Susan G. Komen Central Wisconsin Race for the Cure, thinking positively will get you to the finish line.

We're just two weeks away from the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure event in Wausau.

NewsChannel 7 is a proud sponsor of the inaugural Susan G. Komen Central Wisconsin Race For The Cure.

For Lieutenant Ben Bliven with the Wausau Police Department the Susan G. Komen race is especially important. He'll run in honor of his cousin who is battling the disease.

The Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure in Wausau is on August 22nd.

A former Olympic runner is willing to cheer you on if you’re willing to help put an end to breast cancer.