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There are still ways to get involved with the 2020 Northern Wisconsin State Fair.

A reward has been doubled to $10,000 for information leading to whoever set fire to a biracial Wisconsin woman who says she was attacked while she was driving.

About $130 billion remains of $660 billion approved so far for the subsidy program, which provides direct subsidies to businesses harmed by the coronavirus pandemic.

The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction announced Tuesday that in June, the agency distributed a total of $1.8 billion to schools across the state to support mental health programs in public schools, special education students, transportation costs, and other categorical state aids.

Oneida County Sheriff's Office to offer hunting and boating courses

The Wisconsin institute for public policy and service (WIPPS) is giving the community an opportunity to open up with ‘conversations about immigration in our community.'

Child hurt in ATV rollover in Marathon County

Neighbors angry over proposed development in Adams Co., planned as a camp for at-risk youth.

The medical community in central Wisconsin is concerned as COVID-19 cases continue steadily rising throughout the past month, and a holiday weekend portends more mass gatherings and the potential for reduced precautions.

Summer is in full swing, but many public pools are still closed for the season

Marathon County numbers from March through May of 2020 and past three years show no significant difference in amount of kids entering and existing out-of-home care

The European Union will reopen its borders to travelers from 14 countries, and possibly China soon, the bloc announced Tuesday, but most Americans have been refused entry for at least another two weeks due to soaring coronavirus infections in the U.S.

The Wausau Police Department confirmed Tuesday afternoon that one of their officers had tested positive for the Coronavirus.

Arizona is the latest state to close down bars, clubs, and gyms, becoming the third state along with Florida and Texas to do so. Wisconsin has been open for just over a month, but the concern that businesses may be pushed into closing again is real.

The United States Federal Reserve releases information about a national coin shortage caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers’ office says there is no written record of anyone authorizing one of his aides to secretly record a phone call with top Republican lawmakers.

A report from the Wisconsin Policy Forum says a gap between the percentage of teachers of color and the percentage of students of color in Wisconsin grew over the last 10 years as student diversity increased.

The WIAA and University of Wisconsin released a study that shows depression and anxiety is up among Wisconsin athletes since school was moved to virtual teaching and sports were canceled.

Harley-Davidson will layoff close to 50 employees at it’s Tomahawk location.

The ‘Camp in a Box’ program equips families with three days worth of lumberjack activities focusing on nature, well being, and physical activity

The team is looking to hire several hundred people for part-time jobs at the stadium. The Packers are looking for game day staff to work in guest services and security.

The Wausau School Board held a special meeting Monday night, to discuss what the 2020-2021 school year will look like with the COVID-19 pandemic.

A federal appeals court panel has upheld most of Wisconsin Republicans’ voting restrictions in a long-awaited decision.

If you're looking for new treats for your dogs, there's “Gracie’s Doggie Delights,” a company started by an incredible Wisconsin woman with ties to Wausau.

He started the family business, she is a former state champion. Duke and Kathy Packard found love on the auction block.

You must complete the Summer Healthy Family Challenge and questionnaire by Friday, August 7.

Roisin Willis has a mother who was an Olympic runner. Even though she is also a runner, she's still blazing her own path.

Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, this has been a good year for fishing stores with more people going outside to enjoy outdoor activities such as fishing.

You might see more patrols out on the water in Marathon County in the next few days. It’s part of an effort to make sure people aren’t drinking and driving on the water.

People were able to head back to Lambeau Field Monday to take a stroll through the Packer’s past. The Packers Hall of Fame reopened for the first time today since shutting down due to the pandemic in mid-march.