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The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is reminding hunters where they can and cannot dump deer carcasses. -
KATS, or Keep Area Teens Safe, acts to help those in need of a place to stay
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Police in Rhinelander will soon be wearing body cameras. The city approved the final funding for the cameras last week, costing around $100,000.
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The board passed a more than $7.7 million tax levy for this school year Monday, which district officials say is lower than last year's figure.
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There is not currently an approved vaccine you can take to prevent Lyme disease, but Marshfield Clinic is inviting people to be part of a global study that could create one
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With demand for health care increasing and several thousand positions across the state unfilled, UW Health is hoping to fill those needs
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Deaths from domestic violence in Wisconsin increased in the last year, according to "End Domestic Abuse Wisconsin"
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People in Tomahawk will be allowed to hunt bears and deer on their private property, according to a resolution passed Tuesday
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Through increased awareness, talking about suicide has gotten easier
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The DHS now recommends anyone at a high risk of contracting the virus get vaccinated.
