Tony Langfellow
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Wausau, WI
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Tony Langfellow joined the NewsChannel 7 team in May 2020 and is a weekday reporter and the Sunrise 7 Sunday Anchor and Producer. He is a native of Robbinsdale, Minnesota, a suburb of Minneapolis.
Tony graduated from St. Cloud State University in May 2020 with a degree in Mass Communications and an emphasis in Broadcast Journalism. He was the Editor-In-Chief of the campus newspaper, the University Chronicle in the spring of 2020 and was a News Intern at WCCO Channel 4 in Minneapolis in the fall of 2019.
When Tony is not reporting the news, watching the news, reading the news, or looking for news story ideas, he enjoys watching sports and doing other fun outdoor activities and hanging out with his friends and family.
The former Shopko site in Plover will soon become a multi-tenant commercial building with enough space for nearly 20 different businesses.
A new art and mental health based event is coming to the Wausau community this May to help people through the pandemic.
The CDC and FDA are urging health clinics to halt administration of the Johnson and Johnson vaccine after six people suffered blood clots after getting the shot.
The amount of isolation from the pandemic has caused an increase in sexual assault, but many people are not even aware of the problem.
A Stevens Point man is hoping to use his self-trained skills to eventually teach others how to become spray paint artists.
Mid-State Technical College in Wisconsin Rapids received a much needed facelift to its cosmetology department salon to better prepare students.
Marathon County’s mass vaccination site officially opened at North Central Technical College's (NTC) campus Tuesday, April 6.
Summer school classes are just around the corner and area school districts are already preparing their staff after a challenging year.
Easter Sunday is near and many area churches are making changes to keep everyone safe while continuing to worship.
The Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC) of Central Wisconsin is doing their part to educate as many people as possible about getting the Covid-19 vaccine.
Starting April 5, everyone in Wisconsin 16 and older will be eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
A new author in Central Wisconsin is showcasing her family and the city of Marshfield with a series of romance novels set in the 1930s.
Governor Tony Evers announced that the fourth community-based mass vaccination site will be opening in Marathon County on April 6, with hopes to bring herd immunity from COVID-19.
The Wisconsin DHS wants you to know it's still important to follow COVID-19 safety precautions despite the vaccine.
People living at nursing homes in Merrill will soon have something fun to smile about as they get through the pandemic with a little help from kids.
After it was a big success last summer, restaurants are hoping for another year of dining on the street in downtown Wausau.
The Wausau community is coming together in support of the Hmong American Center after their van was vandalized last week, which set them back financially.
The Wisconsin Rapids Rafters are currently accepting applications for the annual Northwoods League “Share Glove Grant” in the Central Wisconsin area.
A program in Wausau is helping people that are struggling to find jobs and get the help they need to get back into the workforce.
UW-Stevens Point's campus is getting closer to approving $96 million in funding from the state to replace their current library with a brand new one.
A new pantry in Wausau is helping local families who need help get the pet supplies they need during the pandemic, while honoring a courageous young girl.
The Celebrate Plover Foundation and the Village of Plover are starting their fundraising campaign to help pay for the construction of phase two of the Lake Pacawa project.
The Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) announced the next eligible group to get the COVID-19 vaccine. Anyone over the age of 16 that has pre-existing medical conditions can get the COVID-19 vaccine starting March 29.
UW-Stevens Point is looking to have a more engaging campus experience for students starting this fall.
Many communities saw record high temperatures on Tuesday, March 9 and with as nice as it's been outside, many people are getting out and enjoying this taste of early spring.
The Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Wisconsin is hosting its biggest fundraising event, "Bowling for Kids' Sake" virtually this year.
CoVantage Credit Union is offering a Heating Relief Loan to help get people through the rest of the cold weather months.
Students in the Northland Pines School District will soon have access to high-speed broadband internet after an announcement by Governor Tony Evers that they will be receiving a grant from the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC).
Each spring Auburndale High School and Middle School students get the chance to go out into the elements and tap for maple syrup.
A new group called “Wisconsin Women in Conservation” (WiWiC) is trying to get more women interested in farming and land ownership.
Starting March 1, teachers and others in phase 1B were eligible to get the COVID-19 vaccine.
The Midwest Renewable Energy Association (MREA) is trying to get as many Wisconsin schools to go solar as possible to help lower carbon emissions and cost of energy.
The Wausau School District explained to voters why they believe the upcoming referendum is important for the district in a meeting on Thursday, Feb. 25.
There's a new position at the Wood County Sheriff's Office meant to help people in the community facing mental health situations.
Marathon County will soon have one of four new regional COVID vaccination sites, and it could be here by mid-April.
A member of the Merrill Chamber of Commerce is keeping the community connected digitally to showcase the city and its businesses.
The Marathon County Board of Supervisors discussed plans to facilitate the operation of a regional COVID-19 vaccination site Thursday, Feb. 18.
In celebration of Black History Month, a local organization is hosting free virtual community sessions to better educate people about black history.
The owner of El Mezcal restaurant in Stevens Point is doing his part to help other area restaurants during the pandemic.
The Kiwanis Club of Stevens Point is joining a program to help get iPads to kids on the autism spectrum.
Mid-State Technical College in Wisconsin Rapids is introducing a new Culinary Arts associate degree.
A Mosinee High School student who is the author of a new children’s book is helping kids with disabilities get into college.
Construction of the new Mount View Care Center in Wausau is getting closer to completion, even as crews continue to work through challenges.
The Women's Fund of Portage County has reached its endowment goal of $1 million to help women and children in the community.
Foster families are being stretched to their limits in Portage County as the area is experiencing a greater need for families to step up and take in kids.
Plover has declared a snow emergency in anticipation of a Thursday snowstorm.
All University of Wisconsin-Madison Extensions are offering free Mental Health First Aider programs for you to learn how to identify and help struggling people.
Marshfield Clinic Health System is introducing a new heart failure device that is the first of its kind in the state of Wisconsin.
The City of Wausau is reviewing the biannual ‘point in time count’ that took place in the Wausau area on Wednesday Jan. 27 to measure the amount of homeless people in our community.
A Wausau man is due back in court next week after police say they believe he's one of the many mail thieves who hit homes in the area last weekend.