Local Newscast
- U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin reacts to impeachment proceedings in the U.S. House,
- Two approaches to improving walleye fishing in the Northwoods,
- Congressmember Ron Kind says the Trump Adm. needs to make good on promises to farmers,
- Oshkosh North is quiet after a shooting of a student brandishing a knife.
- The Trump Administration cuts back on SNAP benefits, 119,000 Wisconsinites affected,
- Tomahawk woman sentenced to 5.5 years in prison for meth distribution,
- Former Gov. Walker says he's out of politics for 5 years, but could return,
- Micro plastics found in earthworms in the Boundary Waters area in Minnesota.
- The race for the 7th Congressional seat is shaping up,
- Oneida County law enforcement hopes the county revises it's equipment budget,
- Science on Tap in Minocqua Wednesday evening looks at insects and their value in the ecosystem,
- Farmers are way behind bringing in crops because of the weather.
- A major winter storm pounds northern Wisconsin and the U.P.
- Two men are sentenced for killing a rare white pelican.
- Cats left in tote boxes in Taylor county are fine but the owner is sought for questioning.
- Lots of money is owed for school lunches.
- Rhinelander's common council passes budget in quiet session,
- Farmers are asked to begin to diversify crops as milk prices sag,
- Reckless driving becoming a community issue in Milwaukee,
- Kids don't have to fear the long arm of the law when they run lemonade stands.
- Early intervention can be key for families caring for someone with memory loss
- The DNR asks hunters to follow rules to prevent the spread of Chronic Wasting Disease
- The Wisconsin housing market is busy
- Remains confirmed as those of two missing Shawano County brothers
- Rhinelander Well 8 shut down by Mayor Fredrickson after higher contamination levels are found.
- The Lakeland Times is reporting an investigation concerning OVTC chair possible conflict of interest,
- Test scores up in Northland Pines schools,
- A donor pays for all the unpaid meals in the Oconto school district.
- A Menasha man who damaged property with his car in Rhinelander is sentenced,
- Dam removal is profiled on this week's "The Stream".
- Salvation Army is bell ringing and adapting to changes,
- Gov. Evers signs a bill to up the penalites on drunk driving causing a death.
- Another court setback for a family hoping to build a convention center and camp west of Rhinelander,
- A debate over renaming a lake in Minneapolis to it's Native American name could lead to similar actions elsewhere,
- Accusations of bias on the Wisconsin Supreme Court,
- A series of assualts near the UW-Milwaukee campus.
- The state considers PFAS regulations,
- An area representative wants to allow retired teachers to come back to work if there's a need,
- Proponents are still hoping for redistricting maps to be made Fair Maps,
- A bomb threat to LaCrosse police results in an arrest.
- Students can get financial help through a program at Nicolet Area Technical College
- A trestle needs repairs on the Bearskin Trail between Tomahawk and Minocqua
- Firefighters disappointed in decision against creating a paid, full time fire chief in Minocqua
- Small businesses express interest in a Wisconsin retirement savings program
- A Rhinelander man dies in a Minnesota traffic crash,
- The Marathon County Board funds some, cuts some, but not all, non-profits from its budget,
- A meeting in Minocqua Monday looks at 2019 climate change,
- Minocqua's town levy rises slightly.
- On this week's "The Stream" Ben Meyer talks about a water survey recently finished in northern Wisconsin,
- The identity of a crash victim in Lincoln county is released,
- The Town of Rib Mountain gets money for its old address signs,
- Wisconsin's ski season is already underway.
- Governor Evers says another special session on guns could be called. Meanwhile,
- Florence County becomes the first 2nd Amendment Sanctuary County in Wisconsin.
- A narrow vote save Oneida County UW-Extension from elimination,
- An Oneida county man pleads not guilty in the traffic death of a St. Germain man.
- A Rhinelander alderwoman avoids a censure vote
- A Wausau couple is charged with strangling a child
- Lafayette County won’t vote on threatening journalists with prosecution
- Gov. Evers refuses to release emails through an open records request
- Brad Pfaff has a new job with state government after being fired as Agriculture Secretary
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