Local Newscast
- An educational forum on mining is tonight at Nicolet College,
- The former Oneida-Forest Co.'s Medical Examiner is again running for sheriff,
- Cranberries are so plentiful they might end up as animal feed,
- The IRS scam hits Wood Co.
- Anti-gambling forces hope you save your money instead of gambling it,
- An Antigo teen gets bagged by DNR wardens for allegedly poaching a deer near Green Bay,
- Cranberry Fest this weekend is expected to draw 40,000 to Eagle River,
- Test scores are mixed for Wisconsin students.
- The Northwoods United Way begins its 2018 funding campaign,
- Rhinelander is asking for funding of a major project next year,
- unemployment remains at historic lows,
- and Governor Walker says if he wins re-election, it will be his final term as Wisconsin governor.
- Rep. Duffy's bill to de-list wolves from the Endangered Species Act moves forward,
- The Great Lakes Visitor Center near Ashland notes an anniversary Saturday,
- They're chuckin' apples at a Three Lakes school and it has science behind it,
- A new city hall in a central Wisconsin community.
- Beef-A-Rama is this weekend in Minocqua,
- Ascension Sacred Heart celebrates 125 years,
- Vilas Co. Supervisors say no to an administrator
- Resource officers remain in Madison schools,
- It turned out to be a B-B gun at Little Chute schools.
- A horse is euthanized in Oneida county after contracting Eastern Equine Encephalitis,
- A Vilas County Sheriff's captain raises big money for a K-9 unit,
- Warm for Winter begins another season,
- Residents in a Green Bay nursing home have been trapped for several days in the facility.
- No serious injuries in a Rhinelander-area bus crash,
- A joint law enforcement effort nets drugs and warrant violations in Forest county,
- An Illinois man falls to his death in Door county,
- $7 million coming to help secure Wisconsin elections.
- An update on the fatal house fire Friday in Rhinelander,
- A study is underway in this area about state-threatened wood turtles,
- Tomorrow is voter registration day,
- and the Iron Mountain VA gets high grades.
- The Marathon County Library decides against re-classifying a book on transgender youth,
- The Farm Bill is held up because of work requirements for SNAP recipients,
- The comment period is ending for the Endangered Species Act,
- Housing sales remain strong though inventory in some areas is very tight.
- Rhinelander's new city administrator faces the public,
- A silent sports park is in process to be annexed to Rhinelander,
- 31st Northern National Art Competition will have 92 artists from across the nation,
- Foxconn commits to helping ginseng farmers.
- It is Constitution Day, and a local historian says writing this document wasn't so smooth,
- the next Never Forgotten Honor Flight is on its way to Washington, D.C.,
- and the state will consider a proposal to build an ATV trail near Highway 64 in Langlade county.
- Fall tourism is big business for the Northwoods,
- A leader says Downtown Rhinelander, Inc. remains a vital part of the city,
- A Wausau man turns himself in on sex charges,
- A man posing as a construction worker rips off real construction workers...
- The Eagle River Derby Track is sold,
- A new study puts a dollar value on clean, clear water on lakes,
- Kimberly-Clark wants tax incentives now to stay in Wisconsin,
- A drunk driver is sentenced after his 14th trip before the judge,
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- The WI Dept. of Corrections failed to notify proper authorities about a problem at Lincoln Hills for two and half years,
- Today is Suicide Prevention Day and there is help for those that need it,
- The Minocqua Area Chamber of Commerce has a positive tourism report,
- and scammers are back to prey on older citizens.
- A new well is approved in Eagle River to keep the water supply safe from contamination,
- A state tax rebate has proven popular though not all eligibly took part in it,
- A former Wisconsin congressman criticizes President Trumps tweets against AG Sessions,
- While America is more diverse, its newsrooms are not.
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