Rice's antiques in Wausau is helping sell salvage from the T.B. Scott mansion
Central Wisconsin Area Community Theatre is facing a weird time for performers. No mass gatherings mean no live shows and no ticket sales. It’s a change that hit them suddenly when COVID-19 sent the country into lockdown.
A Tomahawk man is helping Texans affected by the winter storms
Paws and Protect helps pet owners get shots and microchips.
Wausau Policing Task Force seeks more public opinion.
Jennings and Co. won a recipe contest, now move on to round two.
A dog rescue group got stranded in Texas for nine days, but is finally home with the dogs in tow.
Special Olympics Wisconsin had their first group competition since September
Trevor Roark uses a modified tricycle to deliver local products to customers.
Malya Reed was named the Wausau Boys and Girls Club's Youth of the Year.
Better Bin app identifies what items can be recycled
Many owls cannot find enough food due to this year's winter weather.
Carmelo's Restaurant is surviving the changes in dining caused by COVID-19
Public Safety Cadet Program seeks to expand its ranks
Healthcare workers do not receive enough vaccine to administer as quickly as they'd like.
The Marathon County Library board voted to leave the Wisconsin Valley Library Service
The Edgar Fire Department is investigating the cause of a fire that destroyed a house on the 700-block of West Street Monday morning.
Small investors have gathered together to increase GameStop's stock value
Unlike our first Catholic president, President Biden is not facing much backlash for his religion.
175 Participants showed up for Rib Mountain Adventure Challenge's winter race.
Tim "Shoe" Sullivan helped broker the sale of Hank Aaron's final home run ball.
Thrive Church is joining with Ruby's Pantry to bring groceries to the food insecure
Wausau firefighters and police can now receive the COVID vaccine.
Cold weather means the dangers of frostbite lurk around the corner.
Jessica Wilke is a counselor bringing solace to the families of COVID victims.
Aspirus will pay for students to attend an accelerated Certified Nurses Assistant training program.
They can’t perform in person right now, but the students from its Jerry Ensemble will soon be putting on a show anyway.
A Wausau shop owner is experiencing a shortage of skates because of the pandemic.