Wisconsin men’s basketball legend Frank Kaminsky was announced as the keynote speaker for Winter 2026 Commencement, the University of Wisconsin-Madison announced Monday.
The Grant Place, a private 70-apartment senior living facility, is being built at the corner of Grant and First streets in downtown Wausau. The facility is meant to keep people 55 and older in an active and social setting as they downsize to an apartment complex.
The 24th year of NewsChannel 7’s Share Your Holidays is underway. The annual food drive and fundraiser supports The Salvation Army, The Neighbors’ Place and Peyton’s Promise.
Facing an expected impeachment resolution in Congress, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says he’s eager to litigate the policy choices that he and President Donald Trump have made in Iran and Venezuela.
Health officials are investigating a confirmed measles case after a person visited the emergency department at Marshfield Medical Center – Weston, the Marathon County Health Department said.
Officials from the Rock County Sheriff’s Office said they were notified by the Rock County Regional Airport around 10:20 a.m. Sunday that a plane was losing altitude and was en route for a possible emergency landing.
Wednesday, Nov. 11 is Veterans Day, a time to honor those who served our country. That’s why the Sunrise Exchange Club is commemorating their service and sacrifice with the “One Nation Under God” breakfast.
In a tight race for the NFC North divisional crown, every win matters. Today, the Packers hunt their second straight win against the Patriots.
Drake Maye and his offense will immediately face the wrath of Xavier McKinney and this Johnathan Gannon defense. On the second play of the game, McKinney grabs his fourth pick of the season, good for a 36-yard return to set up Jordan Love and his offense on the 14-yard line.
Warm autumn temperatures in central Wisconsin are allowing golfers to keep playing for an extra month and a half, and Pine Valley Golf Course near Marathon is seeing the effect this fall.
The law firm representing Wisconsin State Trooper Carel Aaron Van Der Merwe says that he will be released from custody and placed on an order of supervision.
