Local Newscast

• Police shoot armed woman in Marathon County
• Antigo Library benefits from national grant
• Oneida County corrections officer resigns after charges
• Advocacy groups want protections for wolves restored
• Heating help available in Michigan

• Correctional officer arrested in Oneida County
• Expansion at Aspirus Rhinelander Clinic now open
• Let's Minocqua Visitor's Bureau and Chamber now accepting room tax grant applications 
• State wants move vaccine released to Wisconsin
• Awareness raised about human trafficking

• Future of Townline Lake Park in Oneida County under discussion
• Marshfield Clinic now offering patient transfer service in the Northwoods
• Work goes on to speed up vaccine distribution in Wisconsin
• Students feeling impact of changes in education during the pandemic

• Sokaogon Chippewa Community moving forward with COVID-19 vaccines
• Minocqua's iconic fishing pier to be shortened
• Solar field planned in Oneida County gets needed permit
• Boulder Junction investing in broadband internet

• Wisconsin Republicans split on electoral challenge
• Assembly Committee passes COVID bill
• Michigan offering free masks to residents
• 2021 Pond Hockey tournament canceled
• Snowmobile Clubs: Stay off trails until they open

• Rime ice makes Northwoods sparkle
• Input sought on Walleye management plan
• Vilas County supports sick girl and her family
• Mail thefts a problem in Wausau

• Gov. Evers Urges State Lawmakers to Pass COVID Relief Bill 
• Gray Wolves No Longer Federally Protected 
• Flooding Major Concern in Wisconsin Climate Report  
• Vilas County Businesses Welcome Snowmobilers

• Many small businesses impacted by disrupted holiday shopping  
• Information sought in shooting of a hawk in Langlade County
• Conservation handbook will help with land management
• Community group shovels snow in Marshfield

• State Democrats May Skip Inauguration Over Mask Policy
• Deadline Approaching for Virtual SISU Ski Fest
• Lights of the Northwoods Big Success in 2020
• YMCA to Stay Open 24/7 Starting January 1st

• Solar field under consideration in Oneida County Town of Crescent
• More snow needed to open snowmobile trails in most places
• Talk to explore bond between dogs and humans
• Merrill may send issue of fluoride in water to voters

• Wreaths Across America Ceremony held in Harshaw
• COVID-19 Vaccine not yet available for children
• A new air medical service will fly into Rhinelander
• Shipping centers busy during the holiday season

• Congress OKs 5-year extension of Great Lakes cleanup program
• Blue Ribbon Commission on Rural Prosperity releases report
• New hope for Verso Mill

• State to introduce app to help with contract tracing for COVID-19
• Herd immunity will require a large percentage of people to be vaccinated
• Conservationist speaks about the status of the monarch butterfly
• Dairy and environmental groups work to help farmers improve water quality

• Nursing homes see big impact from COVID-19 
• Vaccines can cause some side effects
• Forest County has role in communications innovation using heavy-duty drones
• Two central Wisconsin based businesses expand

• Pfizer Vaccine Now Being Distributed in Wisconsin
• Short days can cause Seasonal Affective Disorder
• Community groups want to bring resources together in Wausau
• Pandemic presents challenges for Michigan kids