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WXPR local news for Friday, November 12, 2021

White House hosts summit of tribal nations, Wisconsin DHS warns of a severe flu season and Grow North and Northwoods Young Professionals launch a new software to help businesses retain young employees.

WXPR talks to DNR Conservation Tim Otto about safety concerns, common law violations, and how he defines a successful hunt.

The settlers from Kentucky who came to Forest County at the turn of the century transformed the region. But a few got involved in illegal activities, and one small group created a large enough ruckus that the National Guard got involved.

A judge finds enough evidence to move forward with homicide charge against Seth Wakefield, weekend storms cut off power for thousands, and Antigo businesses garner support for victims of the Kentucky tornado.

City Council passes non-union working resolution without Fire Deputy Chief, Wisconsin releases youth COVID vaccination data, and a TikTok trend closes bathrooms at Rhinelander High School.

WXPR local newscast for Friday, December 17, 2021

In June 1929, hikers found the charred body of a man near the town of Three Lakes. It was a mystery that led to a flood of speculation and a surprising conclusion.

In this week’s All Things Outdoors, WXPR’s Katie Thoresen and DNR Conservation Warden Tim Otto dive to ice safety.

WXPR local newscast for Thursday, December 9, 2021