Local Newscast
- The state Supreme Court says the legislative lame-duck session was legal as were bills passed,
- The state pays more money to former residents at the Lincoln Hills/ Copper Lake facility at Irma,
- A report finds the status of Wisconsin children is slipping,
- UWSP is hoping the state reverses a decision and will accept a facility proposal.
- A crackdown in Oneida Co. on Internet predators preying on children,
- 5-G technology is a step closer in Wisconsin,
- The driver of a vehicle which struck and killed a Milwaukee off-duty officer was allegedly intoxicated,
- Property taxes are expected to hold the line under both versions of the proposed budget.
- Health care facilities in the Northwoods are facing worker shortages,
- An attorney asks for the dismissal of charges because he's been in jail too long,
- Blue-green algae will likely be blooming in a few weeks,
- Stevens Point is exploring a way to pay property fines.
- The Northwoods Pride Festival takes place later this month
- Monarch butterfly numbers have been declining, but you can help
- The arts have a nearly $10 billion impact on the Wisconsin economy
- Task force studying concerns with student loan debt
- First midday flight to Rhinelander airport full,
- World Blood Donor Day and younger donors are needed,
- Marshfield schools get scammed.
- A man is sentenced for a weapons incident at Marshfield Clinic in Minocqua,
- A Wausau man is sentenced for arson,
- Michigan legislators grapple with cutting public transport
- Flambeau Papers in Park Falls tells workers to not report,
- A main artery in Rhinelander will have more intersections open,
- A woman in a Milwaukee-area incident was a participant, not a hostage
- The name of the victim in a Friday crash in Three Lakes is released,
- Charges likely in a Wausau homicide,
- Area businesses are invited to join Inspire Grow North,
- A winner at a Milwaukee casino gets robbed after he won big...twice.
- Young people with developmental disabilities complete a school-to-work program
- One dead in a motorcycle crash in Three lakes
- Roundtable discussions take place on business financing and small business opportunities
- A raffle will benefit a shelter for the Tri-County Council on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault
- The warming temperatures mean be careful of getting over-heated say officials,
- A stabbing results in jail time,
- Gov. Evers says he will veto recently passed abortion bills,
- Foxconn buildings in Green Bay and Eau Claire have not been used.
- Gov. Evers looks at ways to expand health coverage,
- The Menominee tribe of Wisconsin and environmental groups are fighting a mine in the Upper Peninsula,
- A move before Congress to help save community journalism,
- Gov. Evers is looking at ways to raise revenue for roads.
- Study of the human genome could revolutionize lives
- Collisions with deer increase in June, so drivers need to show caution
- Democrats pick party leader for Wisconsin
- Republicans rule out gas tax increase in state
- Several factors reduced honey production in 2018
- Wildfire smoke from Canada filled northwestern skies yesterday,
- the WIB is concerned about an increase in contracts awarded to out-of-state companies,
- a bipartisan group of legislators has offered bills to help stop Lyme Disease,
- and UW System President Ray Cross says the legislature "kicked us in the shins."
- Blackwell Job Corps Center in Forest County proposed to be closed down
- Rhinelander School Board considers options for indoor and outdoor facility improvements
- Increased security at Three Lakes School after a graffiti threat
- Female turtles look for places to lay their eggs
- The legislature is expected to take up drunk driving bills this week,
- Wisconsin's ginseng farmers are feeling a pinch from the trade war with China,
- volunteers are needed Saturday to help clean up the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest,
- farmers are losing thousands of dollars as rain keeps them out of their fields,
- and Eau Claire firefighteres had to rescue a kayaker from the Chippewa River on Monday.
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