A generous donation from Patriot Auto Repair in Weston is going to a woman who currently lives at the Hagar House.
After being in the works for a decade, a new interactive museum for kids called the Children’s Imaginarium is set to open in Wausau.
Granite Peak hopes to open by the first week in December.
A local Wausau sports bar celebrated the Packers win with a big Thanksgiving meal, provided by the business.
ATVs and UTVs are currently not allowed on the streets in the city of Antigo, but that could soon change.
The 'Getting Ahead' program is an 18-week workshop to help people who are experiencing poverty or instability in their lives.
Over two decades, tattoo artist Carrie Lang from Tomahawk has painted nearly 20 veteran-themed motorcycles.
As the temperatures continue to drop, your furnace will be working more and more.
Two men were found safe on Thursday after being reported missing on the Wisconsin River in Nekoosa.
As we near the end of fall it means leaves are all over the place throughout many of our neighborhoods.
About 6 foster homes are needed in Portage County. Lincoln County would like to double their number to 12 with two of those homes accepting teens.
The Wisconsin Department of Veterans Affairs is stepping up to do what it can to help homeless veterans who need it the most.
A Wausau family’s home will now be lead pipe-free as part of an ongoing effort by the city and the Biden administration.
It can be difficult for some veterans to find work after leaving the military. A new non-profit based in Milwaukee is helping to make that transition a little easier, while also filling other needs.
People in Portage County are raising concerns against a county supervisor. Members of a clean water group say David Peterson is the chair of the Land and Water Conservation Committee has violated a number of conduct provisions.
The newest set of dual-language highway signs were unveiled for placement on state highways Monday.
The search for a cure for Alzheimer’s Disease is a big undertaking that’s hitting Madison.
Crews in Tomahawk responded to a fire at Nacho’s Mexican Grill on Thursday morning that resulted in one firefighter and two families suffering injuries.
In five months voters in Wausau will head to the polls to elect a mayor, but now they will officially have two names to choose from.
For two months, Tania Hoffman and Tonya Rosandich built a spooky maze in Rosandich’s garage.
The City of Wausau Public Works crews are well prepared for the snow.
Vaping poses a significant, and avoidable, health risk to young people in our community.
The National Guard and the U.S. Army are facing recruiting challenges. The 2023 fiscal year numbers show both are around 50% short of their goals.
The hail damage made it a very busy time for insurance companies and body shops.
North Central Health Care has partnered with Opportunity Inc. to transfer ownership and administration of Residential and Adult Day Service programs in Marathon County.
The Antigo Police Department is looking for reinforcements against speeding drivers.
According to the most recent report from the Wisconsin Realtors Association, housing market numbers are slightly above the statewide trend.
Wisconsin Rapids Mayor Shane Blaser announced Wednesday he will not seek a third term this spring.
The United States ‘Marine Band’ is America’s oldest continuously active professional musical organization.
It’s been a 43-year career filled with moments that will never be forgotten for Minocqua Fire Department Captain Charlie Ouimette.
The Taylor County Sheriff’s Office has issued a Wisconsin Crime Alert to locate a 34-year-old man associated with a traveling gypsy paving scam operation that operates under the name of Community Blacktop LLC.
It’s potato harvest season and growers say, believe it or not, a dry year is ending with a good harvest.
August 19 is a day the Voss family never expected and won’t soon forget.
Four families will receive some financial assistance from the evening.
But with the help of a special program, a Medford woman and UW-Eau Claire graduate is headed to medical school next July. Emma Ceaglske was accepted to Medical College of Wisconsin-in Wausau in September.
The People of Lincoln County are hoping to see some resolution soon regarding Pine Crest Nursing Home
Doctor Emmanuel Yeboah is a pro cyclist who will be taking them back to his home country.
Dozens of students from ‘Raise Your Voice’ clubs from Central Wisconsin took part in the fall summit, learning about the ‘Raise Your Voice’ initiative.
Now a man is using his talents to spread color and creativity in the Town of Rome.
In today’s digital age, kids and parents have a lot to worry about including cyberbullying which impacts roughly four kids in every classroom in Marathon County.
A roundtable discussion was held here at the portage county annex with community leaders they shared how they plan to use the shared revenue in their respective cities. Friday, about a dozen government leaders highlighted the importance of and ways the shared revenue money can be used.
Chronic wasting disease is a fatal, infectious nervous system disease of deer, moose, elk and reindeer/caribou.
The deadline for the new farm bill is getting closer as the current farm bill that was created five years ago is set to expire on Sept. 30.
The movie is based on the true-life story of David Rosenau who started his life as morticians apprentice, then became an undercover narcotics officer, and finally a pastor.
According to Wisconsin Department of transportation, over the last three years, there have been 40 train versus car crashes per year on average in the state. There's more than 42 hundred public railroad crossings in Wisconsin.
The drought monitor shows that central Wisconsin is in severe drought conditions.
The development group SC Swiderski LLC plans for general development rezoning has been approved by Wausau’s Planning Commission.
A Stevens Point man is leading the charge by creating and donating wig stands to area hospitals.
In August, 2023 Northwoods League All-Star Jacob Rosenkranz suffered a traumatic brain injury in practice at Missouri Baptist University.
The United Way of Marathon County is investing millions of dollars towards area non-profits highlighting its motto ‘Uniting to Thrive.’
