Marshfield, WI News

• Marshfield, WI News
• NTC needs host families for foreign exchange students
• State Sen. Glenn Grothman talks recall, civility in government
• Marshfield honors fallen son U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Joseph Altmann
• Campers stay close to home for holiday
• Hundreds give send-off to MHS seniors, departing principal
• Three Columbus graduates eager to serve country in armed forces
• Local woman a WAC pioneer
• Text messaging service keeps busy mothers informed
• U.S. strives to recover war dead
• Candidates gear up for fall votes in midst of recalls
• $1 million lottery ticket sold in Wausau
• $1 million lottery ticket sold in Wausau
• Candidates gear up for fall votes in midst of recalls
• Candidates gear up for fall votes in midst of recalls
• $1 million lottery ticket sold in Wausau
• Regional Deaths
• Sounding of taps touches hearts of many at military funerals, memorial services
• Sounding of taps touches hearts of many at military funerals, memorial services
• Sounding of taps touches hearts of many at military funerals, memorial services
• Dairy farms struggling in central Wisconsin
• Dairy farms struggling in central Wisconsin
• Dairy farms struggling in central Wisconsin
• Nekoosa woman hikes entire Ice Age Trail in memory of friend
• Nekoosa woman hikes entire Ice Age Trail in memory of friend
• Musky season opens with new size limit
• Marshfields improved fire protection rating could lower insurance rates
• Marshfield-area third-graders experience living history
• Memorial Day Events
• Erratic bus driver disrupts field trip
• Woman killed in bike crash was widow of 2008 victim
• State Senate candidates spar over hot topics
• GOP challenger to run against Duffy
• Marshfield School Board, City Council hold joint session
• Sean Duffy hosts second annual Senior Resource Fair
• Marshfield High School students present research at national conference
• Compressed natural gas on display at transportation forum
• Compressed natural gas on display at transportation forum
• First aid training saves Wisconsin Rapids student
• Wildwood Zoo welcomes two new calves to bison herd
• CPR helps save Plover mans life
• Wood County officials advise heeding warning sirens
• Wisconsin Rapids to host veterans reunion
• Time capsule from 1961 found in Marshfields former fire station
• Two silos collapse at farm near Colby
• Police to enforce seat belt safety
• Study: Duffy, Johnson speak at eighth-grade level when addressing Congress
• Marshfields former fire station sold
• Parks closed for weed control
• Youth baseball clinics planned
• Duffy hosting senior resource fair
• Bison calves born at Wildwood Zoo
• Safety Day teaches kids to stay out of danger
• Police auction holds unclaimed bargains
• Students proud graduates of new training program
• Cemetery tours to revisit historical 1887 fire
• D.C. Everest Junior High School student heads to Naval Academy to participate in STEM camp
• Calendar of events
• D.C. Everest Junior High School student heads to Naval Academy to participate in STEM camp
• Calendar of events
• D.C. Everest Junior High School student heads to Naval Academy to participate in STEM camp
• Calendar of events
• Doctor says more focus should be on preventing strokes
• Doctor says more focus should be on preventing strokes
• Doctor says more focus should be on preventing strokes
• Kayakers compete in Wausau for spot at world championships
• Police differ on agencies using social media
• Police differ on agencies using social media
• Police differ on agencies using social media
• DNR officials urge ATV safety
• DNR officials urge ATV safety
• Womens self-defense classes offered
• Wood County district attorney not seeking re-election
• Wisconsin recall election relies on voter moods
• Lawmakers at odds over aid for abused women
• Updated: Wisconsin Rapids wrestler found guilty of obstructing officer
• Walker: Im not afraid to lose recall election
• Doctor helped bring Hope Lodge to Marshfield
• Democrats shift focus toward John Doe probe
• DNR makes largest conservation purchase
• Health food costs same as junk food, study finds
• Pawned Packers ring gets buyer
• Poll: Walker ahead of Barrett
• Inspectors scrutinize local food service
• Walker releases new jobs data
• Conservative group slams Duffys votes
• Marshfield police officers honored for years of service
• Students find texting and driving tough in virtual reality, too
• Wood County Board gives final approval for Edgewater Haven renovations
• Technical college grads face bright job future
• Flags to fly at half-staff today
• Clark County man fined for tampering
• Police memorial ceremony today
• Guns reported stolen
• Former fire station sale uncertain
• Biking just part of events appeal
• Art fair draws thousands for Mothers Day show
• State foes find consensus on weight of recall
• Recall strains Walkers schedule
• Wood County to consider borrowing plan details
• Strongman contest pushes competitors
• Fourth Wells Nature View assisted living facility in works
• Fourth Wells Nature View assisted living facility in works
• Walker denies war on women
• Calendar
• Walker denies war on women
• Calendar
• Calendar
• Walker denies war on women
• Regional Deaths
• Bikers roar into Hatley for motorcycle swap meet
• Bikers roar into Hatley for motorcycle swap meet
• Hannah Center gives aid to women
• Hannah Center gives aid to women
• Hannah Center gives aid to women
• Bikers roar into Hatley for motorcycle swap meet
• DNR: Aerator helped keep fish alive
• DNR: Aerator helped keep fish alive
• Central Wisconsins top coaches succeed in style
• Central Wisconsins top coaches succeed in style
• Central Wisconsins top coaches succeed in style
• Mothers Day celebration has roots in U.S. history
• Mothers Day celebration has roots in U.S. history
• Mothers Day celebration has roots in U.S. history
• Neillsville social programs could win $25,000 grants voters to decide winners
• Walker kicks off state GOP convention
• Neillsville social programs could win $25,000 grants voters to decide winners
• UWSP students get feel for waste industry
• Kayak judge training offered
• Wildlife leader to speak at UWSP graduation ceremonies
• 3-year-old boy dies in farm incident
• Shoppes at Wood Ridge seeks new name
• Shoppes at Wood Ridge seeks new moniker
• USPS considers shorter hours
• GOP says it expects crowd in Green Bay
• Court upholds minimum gas markup law
• Wausau group breaks ground on $3 million curling center
• Marshfield School Board cuts programs
• Annual banquet honors Best of Marshfield
• Small Business of the Year: High Street Salon Spa and Travel overcame tragedy
• Small Business of the Year: High Street Salon Spa and Travel overcame tragedy
• Records requester dissatisfied with districts response
• Port Edwards company announces $18M expansion
• Port Edwards company announces $18M expansion
• Barrett to face Walker in June
• Voters bring passion to primary polls
• Wis. Dems beat fakes in Senate races
• Proposal would fine adults who host underage drinking
• Clinics new heart procedure a success
• Marshfield math students earn national prize
• Researcher says recall vote wont solve chaos
• Dems tout records ahead of primary
• Sand orders accepted
• Fire investigation continues
• Flags fly at half-staff on government buildings
• Man accused of sending nude photo to officer posing as teen
• Student art at Marshfield Public Library reflects on citys history, looks to future
• Quality Ingredients fire causes minimal damage
• Quality Ingredients fire causes minimal damage
• Gem and Mineral Society show offers fun, education for all ages
• Round 1 of state Senate recalls begins Tuesday
• Neighborhood watch group members asked to observe, report -- not confront suspects
• Neighborhood watch group members asked to observe, report -- not confront suspects
• Neighborhood watch group members asked to observe, report -- not confront suspects
• Wausau burned house tours show fire danger
• Wausau burned house tours show fire danger
• Wausau burned house tours show fire danger
• Whooping crane hatches in Wood County
• Whooping crane hatches in Wood County
• Rain doesnt stop anglers on opening day
• Rain doesnt stop anglers on opening day
• Rain doesnt stop anglers on opening day
• DNR, bait shops have high hopes as fishing season begins
• Boats hit water on great morning to start fishing season
• Boats hit water on great morning to start fishing season
• DNR, bait shops have high hopes as fishing season begins
• Correction
• Marshfield, Stevens Point Schools of Performing Arts hope to grow
• Immanuel Lutheran Church project helps build orphanage in Dominican Republic
• Party leaders dont support crossover voting in recall
• Wood County gets road money
• Envoy Mortgage receives award
• Figis recalls product with almonds
• Judge to tour Lincoln High School locker room
• Police: MHS burglary suspects intoxicated
• Law firms scrutinize sale of Figis parent company, Charming Shoppes
• Law firms scrutinize sale of Figis parent company, Charming Shoppes
• Deputy to ride 500 miles for Habitat for Humanity
• Students win Crime Stoppers video contest
• Exotic animals thrill students
• Storms drench eastern Wisconsin
• UWSP workshop to aid fish farmers
• Passenger treated after vehicle crash
• Frac sand hauling report released
• Council member to run for Assembly
• Suspects sought in high school burglary
• Figis parent company sold Marshfield business under review
• Figis parent company sold Marshfield business under review
• Students learn value of hard work from Chilis Professional Strongman
• Theme of recall election shifts from unions to jobs
• Marshfield Clinic plans dental center
• UWSP tobacco ban stalls
• Drug Take Back Day yields 1,375 pounds
• Poll: Barrett, Walker race would be close
• MHS team competes in National Science Bowl
• New site proposed for pet shelter
• Marshfield to lay off two teachers
• Suder announces office hours
• Road closing for two weeks
• Fire station sale postponed
• Clark County trails open
• Motorcycle ride to help Christian group
• Fundraiser to support veterans
• Squirrel cause of brief power outdage
• Loyal man uninjured in train crash
• Sheriff to hold office hours
• Prayer parents case headed to high court
• Council to consider underage hosting law
• Amish oppose premise registration
• Unauthorized car entries reported
• Walker raises $13 million in recall
• State recall candidates release financial reports
• History month to focus on Great Marshfield Fire
• Woman accused of concession stand theft
• Boastful man faces bomb charge
• Stevens Point to settle mall deal
• Families mourn victims of crash
• Children have fun learning at Youth Education Day
• Marshfield Youth Soccer Association honors founder
• Jobs top priority for Marathon County residents
• Wood County to study worker wage structure
• Three dead in early morning Portage County crash
• Community members join Loyal School District employees in 20-mile fundraising walk for technology
• School Board responds to concerned resident
• Wood County analysis: Few felony sex offenders have previous related convictions
• Network combats underage drinking
• School Board responds to concerned citizen
• Marshfield School District to lay off two teachers
• Mo-ped driver sues Wood County
• Register for free seminar
• Panel to discuss judges who signed recall petitions
• Feds: Wisconsin leads in job loss
• Columbus Catholic Schools Expo showcases student work
• Element Mobile agrees to pay out $248,000 in settlement
• Marshfield Hospitality bids $2.7 million for Clearwaters Hotel
• Marshfield Hospitality bids $2.7 million for Clearwaters Hotel
• Marshfield students prove their ocean science expertise
• Two injured in crash near Abbotsford
• Soccer game to benefit diabetes research
• Auburndale teacher overwhelmed by receiving Crystal Apple Award
• Burnstads Market opens today in Spencer
• Cooperative solar workshop at library
• Marshfield repeats Ocean Bowl win
• Woman struck by car is hospitalized
• How they voted: Marshfield City Council
• CDC urges vigilance in getting flu vaccine
• Council limits city funds going to library
• Burnstads Market opens today in Spencer
• NewPage Corp. abandons plans for biorefinery in Wisconsin Rapids
• Neumann pitches plan to fix federal budget issues
• Survey: Teen alcohol use down
• Ministry Home Care Plus grows with stores in Marshfield, Stevens Point
• Local Rubys Pantry food distribution serves less fortunate
• Ministry Home Care Plus grows with stores in Marshfield, Stevens Point
• WEA Trust looks to adapt after change in state law
• Central Wisconsin Tea Party members rally for rights at spring event
• Pilot rescued after biplane takes dive into Lake Wausau
• Granite pit a rock solid investment for owner
• Officials praise increase in 911 prank penalties
• State slow to fix algae issues
• Weather worries linger for farm, orchard owners
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• Compassion in Action volunteers head back to Joplin, Mo., to help continue rebuilding after deadly tornado
• GPS devices guide Lincoln Elementary School students through school forest
• Man unearths ancient fossils in backyard
• Correction
• Spring carnival set at Lincoln school
• Columbus Catholic Schools expo set
• Traffic crash injures driver, passenger
• On the Agenda: Marshfield City Council
• Residents question Marshfield library plans
• Abbotsford plant manager buys company to save nearly 50 local jobs
• Walker greeted as GOP rock star
• Abbotsford plant manager buys company to save nearly 50 jobs
• Abbotsford plant manager buys company to save nearly 50 jobs
• Man gets two years for sexual assault
• Whooping cough outbreak hits north central Wisconsin
• UWSP faculty OK salary increases
• Point on path to sustainability
• Wisconsin schools cut 2.3 percent of staff
• Middle School to stay put
• Local house used for police training
• Frac sand truckers lobby Wood County Board
• PreventionGenetics to expand to second site
• Parent network to discuss impact of underage drinking
• PreventionGenetics to expand to second site
• Deer czar: Time for hunters, landowners to help DNR
• Its not too late to file taxes -- even today
• Event for working women set
• Deer cause vehicle crash
• Stratford manufacturer fined for wastewater pollution
• State Supreme Court wont take voter ID cases
• State Supreme Court wont take voter ID cases
• Stratford manufacturer fined for wastewater pollution
• Fake Democrats likely to stay in recall
• State Supreme Court wont take voter ID cases
• Council to set 5-year project plan
• School board session tonight
• Correction
• Stimulus loans oversight lacking
• 5 years after Va. Tech attack, UW security concerns linger
• Sustainability seminar set
• Church confronts harmful effects of porn
• Marshfield Childrens Festival offers wide variety of fun activities
• Marshfield actor lands speaking role on Castle
• Colleges seeing an increase in hiring
• State bans cellphone use for some drivers
• Center helps women overcome problems
• Biggest Loser team speaks about weight loss
• Marshfield DoorSystems union OKs new contract
• Marshfield DoorSystems union OKs new contract
• Marshfield Clinic part of progress in battle against heart attacks
• Kids gain work experience in Youth Nets Missing Link program
• Couple open medical equipment store in Wisconsin Rapids area
• Highway 10 construction updates
• Police investigate broken windows
• Few details yet on new Ministry site in Point
• Marshfield Clinic gives info on Point facility
• Middle school listening session set
• Updated: Residents differ on Marshfield Middle School
• U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy lauds Innovative Machine Specialists during visit
• Building for Spencer Fire Department training burns down
• U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy lauds Innovative Machine Specialists during visit
• Teacher inspires others to learn
• 3 cheese plants coming to state
• Democrats want faux candidates out of recall
• Column: Police chief explains decision to kill bear
• Wisconsin appeals court upholds gun ban for felons
• Wisconsin appeals court upholds gun ban for felons
• Wisconsin appeals court upholds gun ban for felons
• Leadership Marshfield grads target fundraising projects
• School district officials defend operations as resident alleges misconduct
• Committee analyzes Marshfield Library expansion proposals
• Correction
• 4-H holds annual Creative Arts Day
• How they voted: Marshfield Board of Education
• Correction
• Police kill aggressive-acting bear
• Canvass breaks Clark Co. vote ties
• Shelter donations slow
• Biggest Loser duo to talk weight loss
• Discussions set on middle school location
• Clark County Economic Development Corp. to hold annual meeting
• Clark County Economic Development Corp. to hold annual meeting
• Marshfield man awaits federal hearing
• Meeting shows split on crane hunt
• Duffys mailings total $225K
• Egg hunt at North Ridge Church offers comfortable setting for children with autism
• Wood County Dispatcher Cindy Agacki honored for negotiation on 911 call
• Warm weather can help, hurt trees
• Wildwood-McMillan Connector Trail project delayed until 13
• Romney faces uphill struggle for female voters
• Warmer spring increases risk of wildfires
• Bill Lueders column: Hunters both winners, losers in legislation
• Executives at bailed-out firms have pay cut
• U.S. borrowing up but consumers resist credit cards
• Correction
• Central Wisconsin has mix of most, least healthy counties in state
• Top 10 local tax delinquents by city
• Some in central Wisconsin on state tax delinquent list
• Possible sandhill crane hunt on DNR agenda
• Video released in wrong-way highway chase on Interstate 39
• Time to order sand for sandboxes
• Zoo closed Sunday for holiday
• Correction
• Governors office says school survey shows benefits of cuts
• UWSP team to host forestry tournament
• Kids in stitches over creations during library program
• DNR: No environmental damage from Marshfield DoorSystems dye spill
• DNR: No environmental damage from Marshfield DoorSystems dye spill
• Records: UW disciplined 20 docs over fake sick notes
• Records: UW disciplined 20 docs over fake sick notes
• Records: UW disciplined 20 docs over fake sick notes
• Group seeks to attract birds of prey
• Former UWSP athlete going for gold in Olympics skeleton event
• Law creates tax credits to hire disabled vets
• Records: UW disciplined 20 docs over fake sick notes
• Stratford family finds medallion
• Two Clark County supervisor races end in ties
• AARP volunteers help seniors with taxes
• Romney turns up heat on Obama
• Attorney seeks to ban cameras from courtroom
• Marathon County to mull leash ordinance in parks
• DNR decreases walleye limits
• Voter turnout hits predictions in Marshfield
• Marshfield School Board incumbents retain seats
• Regional election roundup
• Alleged victim speaks during wrestlers hearing
• Fire kills farmers cows, destroys barn
• High school names new principal
• PTO, students raise $15K
• Governor signs bill on reading
• Portage County joins states CCAP program
• Marshfield woman gets 13 years for child sex assault
• Care Center employees keep union
• Sen. Ron Johnson: Romney endorsement aimed at unifying GOP
• Walker: Education reform a bipartisan effort
• Real Pizza makes brief comeback with fundraiser for shelter
• Real Pizza makes brief comeback with fundraiser for shelter
• City clerk: Bring photo ID to vote to be safe
• Wisconsin highlights Republican gender-gap debate
• Emergency response team critical for firefighters
• China punishes websites on coup talk
• GOP presidential hopefuls rally party faithful
• Vendors tout pink slime-free beef, others vow to remove additive
• Event aims to preserve Hmong culture
• Lawmakers seek to aid unemployed vets
• Helmets key to safe biking, officials say
• Local lawmakers bills vary in success
• LivingSocial launches takeout and delivery service
• Bill Lueders column: Presidential ad deluge hits Wis.
• Santorum bowls over Weston audience
• Carolee Ruhnke column: Medallion Hunt set for spring break
• Womans card game vies for Walmart space
• High school focuses on bullying prevention
• Students compete for Math Madness trophy
• Judge strikes down part of Wis. union law
• What could you do if you had $500 million
• Local woman withdraws name from Marshfield principal job
• Democrats kick off campaigns against Walker
• Superintendent faces increased challenges
• Report: DNRs focus off target
• Stevens Point volunteer to receive lifetime award
• Construction on Highway 10 set for April
• Gov. Scott Walker signs health bills at Marshfield Clinic
• Gov. Scott Walker signs health bills at Marshfield Clinic
• Marshfield man could face life in prison
• Marshfield black bear captured
• Pittsville School Board selects principals
• Marshfield High School principal finalists named
• Maurices relocates to strip mall near Walmart
• Maurices relocates to strip mall near Walmart
• Gingrichs wife discusses campaign issues at UWSP
• Health care law faces trouble
• Woman injured in crash
• How they voted: Marshfield City Council
• City to create Economic Development Board
• On the Hub: Central Wisconsin State Fair sets stage schedule with Guess Who, Neal McCoy
• Owen-Withee takes fourth in national Goldberg contest
• Chase leads to list of charges
• Marathon County mulls projects to attract young professionals to area
• High court tackles health care
• Marshfield High School Ocean Bowl team studies up for national competition
• Facts, fun abound at Marshfield Green Living Energy Expo
• Fire destroys Big Flats mobile home
• City Council meets Tuesday night
• Johnson reflects bitter divide on health care reform
• Police
• How the Wisconsin Republican primary works
• State races outpace presidential fundraising
• Santorum comes bowling into Wisconsin
• Officials say HIPAA does its job, despite criticisms
• Truck driver honored after nearly 4.4 million miles of no crashes
• Truck driver honored after nearly 4.4 million miles of no crashes
• Allergy season hits early this year
• Thursday morning fire damages house
• Social Security Seminar will be rescheduled
• State Sen. Jim Holperin wont seek re-election
• Clintonville booms a boon for businesses
• Spencer chamber plans banquet
• Associates honored for contributions
• Corrections
• Easter egg hunt planned
• Innovative Machine Specialists honored for growth, role in community
• Innovative Machine Specialists honored for growth, role in community
• Marshfield School Board seeks public input on middle school location
• Marshfield School Board incumbent Marlene Stueland values educational experience
• Doctors plan service merger
• Advocates: Walker ruined states reputation for health care reform
• USGS: Booms in Clintonville might be linked to micro-quake
• Green living fair continues to grow
• Green living fair continues to grow
• Haven renovation funding OKd
• Seidel challenger comes forward
• Candidate supports cuts to fix deficit
• Group wants judges investigated
• Sheriff announces Marshfield hours
• Foundation honors volunteer Don Zais with service award
• Charges filed in ice fishing death of Stratford man
• Marshfield School Board candidate targets Holocaust education
• Crash sends man to hospital
• Conservation Congress meetings set
• Wood County Republican Party meeting set
• Five people arrested in drug bust
• Town Board votes against pet shelter
• School Board incumbent Randell Kruger hopes to maintain excellence
• Duffy, Ribble accept free trips early in term
• New MHS principal to be chosen soon
• Animal shelter loses zoning vote
• Galloway: I would have won recall
• The Force is strong with EgoCon attendees
• Wildwood Zoo animals play like children
• McDill Pond Dam fix relies on officials support
• School Board candidate Mark Critelli seeks to reflect community values
• Calendar of events
• Maple syrup harvest taps out amid warm weather
• High temperatures bring out the bugs
• Ho-Chunk Nation President Jon Greendeer strives to serve
• Employers say jobs are available, but potential workers lack needed skills
• St. John the Baptist Primary School students entertain with St. Patricks Day play
• Woman faces 4 felonies in crash
• No evidence of foul play in drowning death of Wisconsin Rapids man
• Initial reports say UWSP student died of accidental drowning
• Pam Galloway resigns from state Senate
• Sunshine Week: Online records system withstands challenges
• Wausau insurer WPS to lose major contract
• Honoring local educators
• Residence hall will require developer
• Pittsville principal vacancies spark concern
• Conference for farmers with disabilities planned
• ODC garden provides work, local produce for community
• Authorities to conduct autopsy on found body
• 3 accused in home invasion, assault
• Reality Store teaches Spencer students ins and outs of living within a budget
• Canada man lands in prison for investment fraud of Marshfield woman
• Marshfield School Board meets tonight
• Correction
• Former deputy clerk sentenced to prison
• How They Voted: Marshfield City Council
• GOP still pushing mining bill
• Body of missing Wisconsin Rapids man found
• Residents join effort against Afican warlord Joseph Kony
• New owners: Spencer grocer here to stay
• New owners: Spencer grocer here to stay
• Second judge strikes voter ID law
• Cities mull water main partnership
• Correction
• Marshfield City Council meets tonight
• Man appears on child neglect charge
• Anglers qualify for U.S. ice fishing team to compete in 2013 World Ice Fishing Championships
• Sunshine Week: Group wants lists of concealed carry holders made available to public
• Sibshops offers support, new friends for siblings of children with special needs
• Teacher wins Jeep in Menards contest
• McDill Pond Dam repair costs up for committee votes
• Thousands rally against Walker in Madison on collective bargaining law anniversary
• Federal grant helps find, train health care workers
• Open records help break news stories in central Wisconsin
• Portage County could host justice program
• Contract Sunshine delays keep state finances in the dark
• Warmth could harm maple syrup production
• Ice fishermen competition winnows field down to 20
• Police: Rumors can be obstacle in cases
• Police investigate string of broken windows
• Greenwood students learn through medieval feast
• UWSP looks to coordinate international study efforts
• Recall petition database swamped
• Lantern ski canceled
• Stoney River Assisted Living facility planned for Weston
• Millionaire joins U.S. Senate race
• Report: Wisconsin Rapids wrestling program needs changes
• Wis. has added 6,000 jobs since Walker took helm
• Marathon County hosts national ice fishing tournament
• Marshfield woman arrested in concession stand cash theft
• Marshfield School Board narrows middle school options
• Antigo special ed teachers resign
• Correction
• Wildwood Park and Zoo adds new deer
• Strong Bones programs help seniors, disabled grow stronger, healthier
• DNR: Take steps to prevent wildfires
• Marathon County considers workers pay study
• Walker touts $4M job program
• Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen to appeal voter ID ruling
• No foul play found in death of ex-Packers coordinators son
• Rapids company gets back to basics
• Marshfield Area Community Foundation project promotes civility
• Job seekers look for opportunities at Clark County job fair
• Job seekers look for opportunities at Clark County job fair
• Wood County set to decide on future of Edgewater Haven Nursing Home
• Kampmeyer memorial established
• Classmates, faculty members mourn loss of UWSP student
• Kohl rep to meet constituents
• Man sentenced in meth case
• Couple safe after fire damages Pittsville home
• Peers grieve loss of man who was deputy, firefighter
• Fatal fire under investigation
• Body of missing UWSP student found
• Locals seek to end use of R-word
• Hundreds search for missing UWSP student
• Firefighter dies in blaze at Abby Theatre four others injured
• Fat-bike riders feast on fun at Sweaty Yeti race
• Work set to begin on new church for Faith Fellowship
• UPDATE: One firefighter dead, three injured in Abby Theatre fire
• UPDATE: One firefighter dead, three injured in Abby Theatre fire
• Update: Official search suspended, police and friends still looking for missing student
• Safeguards help avert tax refund problems
• Calendar
• Networking group plans Amazing Race
• Effort to cut state treasurer, secretary of state positions continues
• Portage County GOP prepares to join new district
• Low snowfall could hurt parks departments
• Lincoln Elementary School students get fired up for reading
• Clarification
• Some Clark County snowmobile trails open
• Marshfield desirable site for Medical College of Wisconsin program
• Creating proposed Century County could be costly, officials say
• Students wearing T-shirt all month to raise awareness, funds to fight child trafficking
• Process to apply for home heating assistance switches to phone
• Wrestlers discuss allegations
• Corrections
• Restrictions for trucks set
• Police investigate broken windows
• Packers tight end Jermichael Finley thanks local blood donors
• With warm forecast, heavy snow wont stay long
• Packers tight end Jermichael Finley thanks local blood donors
• Review extension request could delay recall elections
• Leap year babies celebrate real birthday
• Dispatcher didnt follow procedures for Grand Rapids 911 call
• Greenwood man killed in farm accident
• Oh, the things theyll create: Art class students inspired by Dr. Seuss
• Wood County questions public worker unions role
• Opportunity to meet with Kohl rep
• How They Voted: Marshfield City Council
• Marshfield School Board considers referendum
• Clinic group helps farmers comply with OSHA rules
• Man faces homicide charge after crash
• Pioneer Bank opens Greenwood branch
• Energy Assistance change announced
• Fans push for Rodgers Day
• Walker will not challenge signatures
• Fair delivers sister citys unique culture to Wisconsin
• $61.5M for Wisconsin highways at risk
• Marshfield Clinic president looks to future
• Manufacturing career road map in works for students
• Balloon rally seeks help
• On the Agenda: Marshfield City Council
• Loss of Focus on Energy incentives hurts businesses, owners say
• Loss of Focus on Energy incentives hurts businesses, owners say
• Calendar of Events
• Regional deaths
• MSTC plans gerontology degree
• Hunters urged to share deer info with DNR
• Stevens Point man is $1M lotto winner
• Pain at gas pump likely wont exceed $5 a gallon
• Authorities: Its not uncommon for witnesses to change testimony
• News-Herald wins 21 Wisconsin Newspaper Association awards
• Wood County suspends dispatcher for 30 days
• Marshfield School District changes calendar
• U.S. Postal Service to close Rothschild facility
• UWSP salaries below average
• Stevens Point Brewery keeps on expanding
• USDAs new climate map shows slight warming trend in Wisconsin
• Stevens Point Brewery keeps on expanding
• USDAs new climate map shows slight warming trend in Wisconsin
• U.S. Postal Service to close Rothschild facility
• U.S. Postal Service to close Rothschild facility
• Caseus Energy investors eligible for tax credits
• Caseus Energy investors eligible for tax credits
• City connections help with solar power grant
• UWSP salaries below average
• Students to get dose of reality
• Officials: Odor at South Mountain Elementary School natural decay
• D.C. Everest graduate to announce candidacy for U.S. Senate
• Birnamwood homicide suspect in jail on $500,000 cash bond
• Farm Show award winner surprised by great honor
• District maps trial to begin today
• Galloway reveals student-athlete concussion amendment
• Element Mobile joins optimization
• Crash sends woman to hospital
• Home Show links homeowners with home improvement businesses
• Home Show links homeowners with home improvement businesses
• Marshfield Clinic among supporters of concussion bill to help protect youth athletes
• Wis. lags nation in GOP campaign donations
• Obama budget reduces energy assistance
• PSC to conduct investigation
• Whooping cough confirmed at Wood County school
• Wood Co. considers nursing home loan
• Snowmobile trails not likely to open in area
• EMT accused in crash cover-up
• Jobs numbers have wide margin of error
• Marshfield Clinic conference connects students to health care
• First Marshfield Empty Bowls a hit
• New voting rules begin Tuesday
• Dispatchers face extensive training
• Pointer Compact lingers without votes
• Bill Lueders column: Inside special interests ruled on redistricting
• Leaders wont stop meeting invocations
• Baldwin, Ribble join forces against unfair trade
• Calendar of events
• Nursing home ratings a mixed bag in central Wisconsin
• Wausau nightclub takes leap of faith with live acts
• Lottery ticket sold in Marshfield a $1 million winner
• Science Olympians harness their brainpower
• Aerator starts in reservoir
• Marshfields annual fair to provide taste of worlds cultures
• REO Speedwagon, Oak Ridge Boys to play Valley Fair
• Proposed Century County faces long, complicated process
• Language assistance available to dispatchers
• Pickle Pond closed
• Nearly 100 charges filed
• Rep. Duffy to host town hall
• Home invasion suspect surrenders
• Sale of former station delayed
• Congress extends payroll tax cut
• Wood County authorities release February warrant list
• Walker calls for passage of mining bill
• High school juniors plan for future with Xtreme Xploration
• Correction
• Home invasion suspect arrested
• Wildwood Zoos bull bison dies
• Company invests in dairy silo
• Abduction report a false alarm
• Central Wisconsin Airport turns on new scanner
• Local seamstresses donate time, talents to hospital
• Police learn of 911 call related to missing man case
• Home invasion suspect sought
• Correction
• Is there a woman you look up to
• Dental hygienists share tips with students
• NTC adds flexible Virtual College
• Peach Avenue traffic study planned to improve travel
• How they voted: Marshfield City Council
• Farmer wins $2,500 for Pittsville Fire Department
• Possible abduction attempt investigated
• Two arrested after traffic stop
• Library addition proposal revealed
• Biggby brewing into town
• Biggby brewing into town
• Wis. Rapids wrestlers reach plea deal
• Presidents budget shows growth, despite cuts
• Wisconsin hunting proposal targets sandhill cranes
• Mother, daughter enjoy dinner at historic Governor Upham Mansion
• Docs, Jocks face off on court to help young patients
• Social media sites give police clues
• Community Calendar
• Region struggles with psychiatrist shortage
• Attorneys disagree on eliminating preliminary hearings
• Lawmakers spar over cost-benefit analysis legislation
• Marshfield Clinic study clears vaccine
• WinterFest celebrates the freezin season
• Protest passions still fresh one year later
• Kids enjoy Vacation at the Y
• State to use part of mortgage settlement for budget
• Birth-control battle to continue Catholic leaders skeptical of Obamas compromise
• GOP Senate leader expects 3 recalls to proceed
• Public safety
• Stores pass alcohol sales test
• Help Upham Mansion win $10K
• On the Agenda: Marshfield City Council
• Abandoned bear cubs rescued
• Senators submit recall petition challenges
• Man sentenced for taking explicit pictures of teen
• Marshfield Fire and Rescue Department promotions approved
• Senators submit challenges
• Local vets support military ruling
• Former Antigo principal to stand trial
• K-9 sweep finds Columbus clean
• On the Hub: Polka bands expect to attract hundreds to Dance and Romance weekend
• Century County gains support, raises questions
• Marshfield-area groups work together to provide clothes for needy students
• Ministry Health Care takes over Affinity Health System
• Ministry Health Care takes over Affinity Health System
• Century County gains support, raises questions
• UWSP students share media skills
• Hull still modifying bike ordinance
• Cooking lessons transform Granton students into aspiring chefs
• Jail, probation ordered in deer killing case
• Abbotsford seeks 85 percentage water rate increase
• Abbotsford seeks 85 percentage water rate increase
• People with Wis. links donate $428,000 to super PACs
• Wood County eyes new pay scale
• Mardi Gras to aid victims
• Stevens Point boys charity saves grandmothers home
• Rapids man works to tame mustang
• MHS principal to leave district
• Baldwin pushes Buffett Rule
• Activists keep pressure on coal plants
• Lantern Ski trail stays solid for night travels
• School Board mulls new middle school location
• Experts: Long GOP primary could yield more details on candidates
• Farming shifts to smaller operations
• Political tightrope awaits Walker as potential recall election looms
• Final rocks thrown at old curling club
• Super donations continue
• Republicans scour petitions as deadline to challenge signatures nears
• Foreclosure sought for Someplace Else Bar and Grill
• Foreclosure sought for Someplace Else Bar and Grill
• Auburndale Elementary School holds dance to promote fitness
• Wood County Health Department grant pushes infant oral health
• Judge seeks specific incidents in case for Wisconsin Rapids wrestlers
• Frac sand miners skip butterfly checks
• Frac sand miners skip butterfly checks
• Become a Volunteer at Golden LivingCenter-Three Oaks
• Marshfield principal turns down Merrill job
• Warmth wont melt Badger Games
• Saint Josephs uses robot, infrared technology to remove tumor
• Innovative Machine Specialists named Firm of the Year
• Innovative Machine Specialists named Firm of the Year
• Superintendent search unsettled
• U.S. Rep. Duffy has strong campaign fundraising advantage
• Child farm labor plan to be modified
• Bill would create wolf hunting season
• Medical schools say they wont compete
• Assistant DA: New documents allege molestation in Rapids wrestling case
• Columbus Catholic High School basketball games to raise money for scholarship in honor of fallen soldier Sgt. Joe Altmann
• Marshfield eyed for possible Medical College program
• Corrections
• Outdoor ice rink closed
• Marshfield DMV hours change
• Marshfield wins science contest
• Man charged with abuse
• Democrats line up challengers for recalls
• Communities scramble to pay for pending recall elections
• Bond changed in child abuse case
• Merrill taps local principal for job
• Jury convicts man in Portage Co. stabbing
• Game to benefit fallen soldier
• Cheese, brats sought for pantries
• Seidel likely to jump into recall fray
• Citys union employees get raises
• Woman pleads not guilty to shooting
• BREAKING: Dahms found guilty on two lesser charges, acquitted on third
• Homebrewers hope to ease beer rules
• Cold draws out ice skaters of all skill levels from across area
• Wood County Crime Stoppers seeks volunteers
• Athletes have fun, get active during Special Olympics
• New Book Celebrates the History of Marshfield
• Records: Golf club a drug hangout
• FDA: Read infant medicine labels carefully
• Teacher drug testing is rare
• Community calendar
• FDA: Read infant medicine labels carefully
• Almond firefighters put out fire, save barn
• Week in Review: Partisan politics at play in Wisconsin
• Cybercrime-fighting pioneer set to retire soon
• Powers Bluff finally opens after sufficient snowfall
• Archers of all ages take aim in Badger State Games shoot
• Walker: Our integrity remains intact in John Doe investigation
• Homeless shelter planned for Marshfield
• Attorney: Former Wisconsin Rapids wrestler recants allegations against three teammates
• Clearwaters Hotel closes Marshfield officials hope to see it reopen soon
• Clearwaters Hotel closes Marshfield officials hope to see it reopen soon
• Jury deliberates in homicide trial
• Wisconsin Rapids balloon rallys future at risk
• Extension granted for review of recall petitions against Sen. Terry Moulton
• Sen. Ron Johnson threatens to stall Senate
• Marshfield Utilities to raise electric rates by nearly 10
• Clearwaters Hotel future unclear
• Clearwaters Hotel future unclear
• Farmers eager to be allowed to shoot attacking wolves
• Farmers eager to be allowed to shoot attacking wolves
• Farmers eager to be allowed to shoot attacking wolves
• Farmers eager to be allowed to shoot attacking wolves
• Business leaders highlight 2011 successes
• Business leaders highlight 2011 successes
• State of the State: Walker ignores vocal critics to laud added jobs, balanced budget
• State of the State: Walker ignores vocal critics to laud added jobs, balanced budget
• Jobs focus of Wisconsin Legislatures new session
• New heart valve procedure coming to central Wisconsin
• Marathon County Board fills empty positions
• Marshfield City Council questions librarys expansion needs
• New heart valve procedure coming to Marshfield
• Vehicle theft investigation nets 3 arrests
• State budgets balanced status depends on calculation method
• Drug scandal rocks Antigo
• Marshfield works to replace well
• Search for missing man suspended
• Walker has $4.5M for recall fight
• Women in politics struggle with gender disparity
• Course focuses on wolf facts, misconceptions
• Top curlers display skills
• Majority of Duffys money from PACs
• New bill seeks stiffer penalties
• Calendar of events
• Special Olympics Winter Games open next weekend
• Wisconsin GOP often turns to law firm
• Conference shares tips on managing finances
• Despite new technology, traditional methods still drive missing person searches
• Veterans, Packers inspire 1,000-mile charity bike ride
• Wildlife enjoys mild winter
• Program provides gifts in a time of sorrow
• Marshfield City Council meetings to make time for more in-depth discussions
• Program provides gifts in a time of sorrow
• Marshfield Clinic Board to add independent members
• Marshfield Clinic Board to add independent members
• Conservation conference set
• Marshfield City Council agenda
• Wisconsin in Democrats 2012 House race strategy
• Corrections
• Empty Bowls fundraiser helps fill needs
• Riiser to build natural gas station
• Wisconsin loses ground on jobs
• Frigid cold halts search for Wisconsin Rapids man
• Police find body of missing Wausau man
• Marshfield Clinic elects new leadership
• Hunt for missing man now a body-recovery effort
• Marshfield Clinic president prepares to depart
• Girl hurt in Taylor County rollover
• Car crashes into tree
• Crash sends one to hospital
• Firefighters called to barn fire
• School district to offer online curriculum
• Animal shelter finds its spot
• Search still a rescue operation
• Marshfield city employees longevity pay could end
• Galloway has 10 days to challenge recall signatures
• Oshkosh businessman Mike Kajian, CEO of Oracular, survives shipwreck
• Search continues for missing Wisconsin Rapids man
• Grant Elementary first-graders study life, message of Martin Luther King Jr.
• Wisconsin Rapids orthopedic center to join Marshfield Clinic
• Average gambling debt soars
• Wood County authorities release January warrant list
• Packers fans stunned by loss to Giants
• Gymnastics club is a friendly get-together
• Senate race on national radar
• Mid-State adjusts offerings to meet needs
• Mix of emotions for recall petitioners as deadline passes
• Police kept busy at regions schools
• Opinions vary over states new proposed literacy standards for students
• Frac sand mining begins in Marshfield amid mixed outlook
• Frac sand mining begins in Marshfield amid mixed outlook
• Marathon County LIFE Report: Good jobs key to improving quality of life
• Marathon County launches marketing campaign
• Correction
• Parks still closed to winter sports in Wood County
• $36,000 grant to address truancy
• Drunken driver hits squad car
• Friday the 13th: Frightening or fun
• Moderate snowfall serves as a reminder to use caution while driving
• Marathon County LIFE reports show gradual progress toward improved quality of life
• Marathon County Democractic Party chairman challenges Galloway
• Software to help scrutinize recall petitions
• Man pleads guilty to defrauding investor
• Pittsville School Board approves two principal resignations
• Snowshoeing/3-Hole Golf and Leisure Walk-About to support victims of domestic abuse
• Experts urge caution on ice
• Duffy talks Medicare, debt at town hall meeting in Marshfield
• Sign-up open for tennis, gymnastics
• How They Voted: Marshfield Board of Education
• Free tax preparation offered to low-income individuals
• Marshfield Area United Way exceeds campaign goal
• Sen. Ron Johnsons key votes in 2011
• Parasitic fly might explain honeybee die-off
• U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson remains constant on deficit battle
• Romney remains front-runner in GOP field after New Hampshire primary
• Halder drowning victim named
• Fire damages Rietbrock home
• Highway meeting scheduled
• Wildwood Zookeeper plans new exhibit, provides enrichment activities
• MSTC to consider suspending laboratory science technician program
• Clark County Sheriffs Department receives new tips in 2001 homicide
• Roundabout meeting Jan. 17
• Rotary Winter Wonderland sets record for donations
• Body pulled from icy reservoir
• Marathon Co. to weigh new contract for deputies
• Pickup-train crash kills Adams County man
• Walker inspires deep disagreement -- even in how people see him
• Hmong community honors great hero Gen. Vang Pao
• More property owners enter conservation easements
• Reserve officers fill need in region
• Regional deaths
• Car falls into ice near Halder one person missing
• Calendar of events
• NewPage operating normally through Chapter 11 restructuring
• Week in Review: 2012 kicks off with a bang in Wisconsin
• Bill Lueders Column: Gableman attorney deal draws inquiry, ethics complaints
• Mayor of Lambeau campaigns for FAN Hall of Fame votes
• Report: Spine part stolen from Fond du Lac County
• Fallen Marshfield soldier Staff Sgt. Joseph Altmann receives final salute
• Building in Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol features doors made in Marshfield
• Building in Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol features doors made in Marshfield
• Few seats for public office contested no need for primary
• Crowd attends visitation for Army medic Joe Altmann, who will be buried today
• Marshfield Clinic geneticist helps explain stillbirths to families
• Marshfield water rates rise 13 percent
• Three with ties to Walker charged
• Teen accused of stealing three vehicles
• Police: Medical examiner took home body part
• Correction
• Man pleads not guilty to assault
• Marshfield set to honor Staff Sgt. Joe Altmann
• WEAU turns on new tower
• Rash of fake tickets found at recent Packers games
• Central Wisconsin soldier begins his recovery
• Marshfield Sears not closing
• Authorities think Grand Rapids womans death was accidental
• Train collides with trailer, blocks traffic
• City ice rink open
• Volunteers sought to remove displays
• Student poverty on rise in Marshfield School District
• Badgers fans proud of team despite Rose Bowl defeat
• Schools: Class no place for politics
• Birth of New Years baby a wild ride for parents
• Stricter OWI penalties sought
• Salvation Armys Red Kettle campaign surpasses 2011 goal
• Officials say 2011 was stable for local business development
• Many take icy plunge: Crowd gathers at Rustys for annual Polar Bear Swim
• Wisconsin Rapids native to fly over Lambeau Field before game today
• Police investigate Wisconsin Rapids home invasion
• States across nation continue to struggle with tight budgets
• Wis. among places to revamp foster care policies
• Papers feel the pinch: Postal Service cuts would disrupt weekly deliveries
• Wife fondly recalls life with husband who was killed in Afghanistan
• Cuts spare Marshfield Sears
• Filing deadline to run for public office is Tuesday
• Cuts spare Marshfield Sears
• Cuts spare Marshfield Sears
• Volunteer drivers promote safety trhough Safe Ride, Pub Pilots programs
• Liz Welter reflects: Busy year for political reporting
• 2011 took state, Marshfield for a wild ride
• Wife fondly recalls life with husband who was killed in Afghanistan
• New Years holiday closings
• Marshfields Rotary Winter Wonderland sets donation record
• Correction
• 3 named National Merit semifinalists
• Jeff Engel reflects: Fun learning about city, frac sand
• Ashley A. Smith reflects: Covering stories of survival and loss
• Rotary Winter Wonderland sets donation record
• Fallen soldier brought home
• Few contested Wood County Board races expected
• UWSP instructor to resign in spring
• Spencers lone grocer to close
• U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Joseph Altmann of Marshfield killed in Afghanistan
• Edgewater Haven decision expected to be made by spring
• Vox concerts craft local music scene in Marshfield
• Mosinee man charged in crash, fight
• Wausau Sears fate unknown
• Anglers out ice fishing even in mild winter
• Shoppers find sweet post-holiday deals in Marshfield area
• Deb Cleworth column: Organizers hope fundraiser spells success
• Critics say Gov. Scott Walkers travels often kept secret
• Legions holiday dinner brings people together
• 3,200 acres near Minocqua donated for preservation
• 70-year-old gets his pilots license
• Calendar of events
• Volunteers help out in Packers game on Christmas
• UWSP grad plans mission trip
• Wisconsin Week in Review: Gableman complaint tops list of ethics cases
• Lueders column: Special-interest ads campaign close to the line
• Regional death notices
• Looking ahead to 2012: Give compassion a voice
• Looking ahead to 2012: We are all human beings
• Looking ahead to 2012: Being willing to honor and respect others
• Stores gear up for post-Christmas rush
• Looking ahead to 2012: A community of hope
• Correction
• Gaudy Christmas sweaters all the rage
• Warm weather, rain likely mean brown Christmas for Marshfield
• Military family reunited for first time since 06
• Duffy ends 2011 with bill he promised at start
• Postcard collection numbers in hundreds
• Monday delivery at regular time
• One injured in car crash
• Six red bulbs on wreath
• Aspirus workers donate gifts to servicewomans family
• Young farmers grow in number
• Little gifts go far
• 2 people in 1 vehicle arrested for OWI
• Veteran father surprises son with Christmas visit
• Holidays dont interrupt local recall volunteers
• Wolf management shifts to states after delisting
• Co-workers, car fans remember shooting victim
• Travel forecast predicts uptick
• Wausau birders spy 35 species
• Land swap will allow Powers Bluff to expand
• Five red bulbs on wreath
• How They Voted: Marshfield City Council
• Man makes surprise proposal at Rotary Winter Wonderland
• Democrats collect major recall funds from out of state
• Engineering Solutions Experts plans to expand, hire
• State to help Mosinee factory workers
• Wisconsin Rapids man dies after shooting
• Sculptors turn snow into art
• Zoo animals receive -- and maul -- holiday gifts
• DOJ races to meet concealed carry rules
• On the Agenda: Marshfield City Council
• Two public hearings set
• County Board to discuss frac-sand mining rules
• Despite warm temps, ski hills open in central Wisconsin
• Workplace gifts help keep spirits bright
• Week in Review: Signatures, money roll in as recall efforts amp up
• Lawmakers near venture capital deal
• Stock the Shelves donations top $525K
• Lueder column: Turbine jobs gone with the wind
• Smart Growth opt-out focus of bill
• Marshfield High School students learn about health care careers from professionals
• Marshfield High School students learn about health care careers from professionals
• Marshfield achieves perfect score in tobacco sales test
• Prize buck plummets from highway overpass
• News-Herald office will move
• Out-of-state funds contribute to Walkers recall cash
• Marshfield School District virtual learning to grow
• Marshfield Area United Way approaches fundraising goal
• Walker recallers report milestone
• 2011: A year of wild weather
• Volunteer elves help answer Santas mail
• Local priest accepts transfer
• Correction
• How They Voted: Marshfield Board of Education
• Holiday hours announced
• Mitten collection begins
• Mountain bike trail plan gets rolling
• Weekends holiday events feature Chocolate 5K, snow sculpting
• City Council approves airport contracts
• Political peers laud life of Mr. Democrat Frank Nikolay
• Fiddlers Green bar to open
• Four red bulbs now on wreaths
• Utility Commission seeks new member
• How they voted: Marshfield City Council
• On the agenda: Marshfield Board of Education
• Board members question lack of bucks in north
• Forestland swap plan draws support
• Brokaw woman joins Wis. voter ID lawsuit
• Marathon County Board chairman to resign
• Car chase covers 22 miles near Auburndale
• Laser tech gives Marshfield Monument printing prowess
• Man accused in 10-mile chase
• Bond set in assault case
• Wheelers purchases Medford dealership
• Warm weather brings Christmas tree buyers
• Not quite Rudolph, but reindeer come to visit
• Manure transit stirs up conflict
• State to reroute Highway 13 North
• Regional Deaths
• More students enrolled in 4K programs
• Wisconsin utilities back bills total $6.3 million
• Pups pull their weight in annual Rudolph competition
• Marshfield Clinic facility set for Stevens Point
• Police
• Fire destroys home in Stockton
• Man dies in Adams County crash
• Local Dems, GOP submit choices for poll workers
• Calendar of events
• Wood County worker unions future unsettled
• Holiday light flights allow you to see Rotary Winter Wonderland from new heights
• Marshfields second K-9 unit credited with more than 25 drug arrests
• CEO sought for Memorial Medical
• Abortion clinic shooting plot suspect ordered back to Wisconsin
• Students decorate grocery bags, cards to bring Christmas cheer
• Marshfield nonprofits struggle to keep up with needs as poverty rates rise
• Crash homicide case continues
• Corrections
• Red bulbs added for two fires
• Man arrested for strangulation
• Trains blocking traffic more
• More parents skip immunization shots for kids
• Charities struggle this year with decrease in donations
• UWSP instructor accused of punching student
• District 3 City Council member wont seek re-election in April
• Correction
• City police join safety campaign
• City fire station honored for design
• Catholics adapt to new Mass translation
• Wood Countys new employee handbook voids seniority
• Clarification
• Marshfield gets new community grant writer
• Corrections
• News-Heralds Stock the Shelves raises $2,200
• Ministry Saint Josephs Hospitals new hyperbaric chambers serve regional need
• USPS braces for changes
• Child support awaits hundreds
• Man in court in OWI, hit-and-run case
• Jewelry store spreads out in new home
• Chestnut Avenue Center for the Arts showcases local artists, musicians
• Event honors those in Pearl Harbor attack
• Grant to fund Wood County Adult Drug Treatment Court through 2012
• New Marshfield Police officer Jamie Kizer says hes here for long haul
• Former Packer LeRoy Butler hosts bowling fundraiser for his breast cancer foundation
• Public Safety
• Two arrested on theft charges
• United Way makes final push
• Man escapes injury in train collision
• Mixed reviews for medical marijuana bill
• Community calendar
• Correction
• Week in Review: Economy, recalls lead to uncertainty across state
• Bill Lueders column: Gov. Walkers school message open to debate
• Farm safety rules could face changes
• State ID law leaves village leader without right to vote
• Small businesses strive for holiday sales
• Marshfield to raze three buildings deemed safety hazards
• Walker lights tree amid protests
• Marshfield joins solar power project
• Fraud fighting a phone call away in Wisconsin
• Local Badgers fans ready for historic game
• Student wins bike as grand prize in Walk/Bike to School Challenge
• Need for assistance at holidays is growing
• Sex offender accused again of child assault
• Altrusa of Marshfields Holiday Home Tour raises library funds
• Second psychiatrist to evaluate abortion clinic shooting plot suspect
• Local Walker recall effort halfway to goal
• Charges against men include arson
• Man hospitalized after crash
• Central Wisconsin hunters bring in more deer than in 2010
• City votes to use contingency fund to fill budget shortfall
• Advanced Placement program thrives at Marshfield High School
• Pub Pilots running low on funds
• La Crosse convent takes prayer requests via email
• Walker puts brakes on granting pardons
• Tree growers send cheer overseas
• Jobless hearings backlog dips
• Few Salvation Army bell ringers in Marshfield
• Police worry for pedestrian safety
• County denies violating meetings law
• Baltus stations to receive makeovers
• Lueders column: New study investigates independent spending
• Marketing, customer service brings car buyers back
• Central Wisconsin residents begin the search for the perfect Christmas tree
• Hearing loop use and popularity increases
• Democrats seek strong governor candidate
• Advent provides time to prepare, reflect
• Small towns hold most liquor licenses per capita in Wisconsin
• Police identify plane crash victim
• Wetlands seen as possible threat to jobs
• Skiers slide, splash on Granite Peak Ski Areas opening day
• Customers find plenty of bargains during Black Friday in Marshfield area
• Annual Rotary Winter Wonderland opens for the season
• UWSP museum makes plans to draw visitors
• One dead in small-plane crash
• Couple opens up home to shelter residents
• Volunteers shine on Thanksgiving
• Shoppers ready for earlier start to Black Friday
• Packers fans not afraid of Lions
• Giving thanks can make you happier
• Wood County begins annual Keep the Wreath Green initiative today
• Local turkeys live short but good lives
• City approves 2012 budget, cuts $5,000 from Main Street Marshfield
• MSTC considers cutting 3 programs to follow industry trends
• More plan to travel for holidays
• Wisconsin contingent dismayed by debt committee failure
• Senior Center closed for holiday
• Two hunters die in Taylor County
• City OKs liquor license for new bar
• How they voted
• Liz Welter Column: On a test drive, Chevy Volt is no golf cart
• Winter to pause construction on Highway 10 expansion
• Zoo closed Thanksgiving
• IT firm plans to bring 200 jobs to Wausau
• Community Thanksgiving dinner an incredible event
• Wake up Santa tradition helps kick off holiday season
• Liz Welter Column: On a test drive, Chevy Volt is no golf cart
• Strong results on gun deer season opening weekend
• Winter to pause Highway 10 work
• City budget public hearing set
• Marshfield City Council meeting Tuesday
• Clark County hunter shot
• Stolen collection worth $100K
• UWSP students surveyed on fee hike plan
• Gun deer season gets under way across Wisconsin
• Holiday meals offer sense of community
• Deer hunting brings family together
• Calendar of events
• Fire officials: No holiday safety checks at stores
• Oral chemo insurance legislation in works
• Man arrested for OWI after crash
• Taylor County fire kills man
• Recall elections could be pricey
• Some deer hunters find early success
• Bill Lueders column: Democratic rep rips role of money in politics
• Week in Review: Recall drive, Occupiers top Wisconsin week in politics
• Opening day of gun deer season good to trio
• DNR wildlife biologist discusses animals, etiquette
• Sweet Dreams care package program grows for children endangered by drugs
• Granite Peak shoots for holiday opening
• Former Packer to sign books
• Clinic employees to hold fundraiser
• 10/34 south interchange open
• Second mental exam possible for suspect in abortion clinic plot
• Deer hunters head outdoors for gun season
• Sheriff to hold listening session
• Library closed on Thanksgiving
• Fans watch as Greenwood/Granton dominates at state
• Colby fans show support at team wins in epic OT thriller
• MACCI launches coupon program
• Crash sends one driver to hospital
• Marshfield police arrest Green Bay shooting suspect
• Judge: Wrestling tourney not a factor in trial date
• Greenwood/Granton, Colby fans ready to tackle state football championships
• Forrest Gregg fighting Parkinsons disease
• Tech school rule remains in limbo
• For big bucks, think Buffalo Co.
• New law allows tax donations for Special Olympics
• Nurse practitioners, physician assistants help manage doctor shortage
• Powerful You group supports women in business
• Wood County Health Department to relocate
• Obey rallies Democrats for recall in Stevens Point
• Weapon training to be offered
• Branch causes power outage
• Democrats launch Walker recall
• Former Marshfield Clinic doctor gets 5 years for sexual assault
• Rapids wrestlers trial set for after state championship
• New gun-handling rules go into effect Saturday
• Womans abduction leads to arrest
• Recall Walker office to open in downtown Marshfield tonight
• Pilot program prepares inmates in life after jail
• Faith Fellowship holds giveaway for struggling families
• Holiday Parade set to take over Marshfield
• Clark County Democrats talk Walker recall
• UWMC trims class offerings
• Money concerns stall inter-city bus plans
• Calendar of events
• Tech researchers seek way to cull doctored images
• Violators of texting while driving ban rarely cited
• Annual Wausau charity race a topsy-turkey affair
• Analysis: Young hunters more likely to cause shooting accidents
• Military veterans tell Our Lady of Peace students about service
• Plans for expanded library under way
• Cattails Coffee closes Central Avenue shop
• Free family movies planned
• Granton teacher wins honor
• Girl turns herself in after chase
• Number of female hunters increases
• Wood County Sheriffs Department might add second K-9 unit
• 65 years on, World War II veteran keeps up sharpshooting
• Marshfield airport property bid would buy from nearby businesses
• Committee vote puts Skyward in limbo
• MSTC ready for ID card changes
• Duffy talks issues with Lincoln Co. residents
• Girl leads police on high-speed chase
• Marshfield spared from worst of seasons first snowstorm
• Coats for Kids event to help those in need stay warm
• Duffy hosts meeting in Medford
• Culvers seeks local heroes for contest
• Wildwood Park road closed
• Marshfield Board of Education meets
• Ginseng harvest down after 10 spring storm
• City to sell old fire station
• Marshfield Clinic study: X-rays wont find lung cancer
• A Better Way Clubhouse offers help to mentally ill
• Personal Development Centers new location provides safe haven for victims
• Regional quilting show a big draw for enthusiasts
• Point colleges to showcase veterans art
• Wisconsin pursues health care insurance waiver
• American Legion hosts holiday party
• Study: Flu vaccine needs improvement
• Community calendar
• Restaurateurs revive Day of the Dead
• Man arrested after hit-and-run crash
• Vouchers bill moves to Assembly
• Texting champ has plans for his winnings
• UWSP alum named National Wildlife Refuge System chief
• A long wait yields expansive gun freedoms for Wisconsin
• New alert systems aid communities
• Roehl truck involved in fatal crash on Indiana highway
• UW-Marshfield/Wood County worried about potential budget cuts
• Machine did not sever mans arm in farming accident
• Monday trick-or-treat hours
• Policy: Guns allowed in most state buildings
• Woman charged with child neglect, endangerment
• Taxes fund 3 Lincoln High School wrestlers attorneys in misconduct trial
• Teacher pleads not guilty to sex assault
• Frac sand company CARBO Ceramics starts project in Marshfield
• Frac sand company CARBO Ceramics starts project in Marshfield
• MHS student chosen to sing at conference
• Remains of assault suspect identified
• Man loses arm in Clark County farm accident
• Panel: Boys should get HPV vaccines, too
• Associated Bank customers try on Packers Super Bowl ring
• Abortion clinic plot suspect granted competency exam extension
• School property tax rates to rise in Spencer, Stratford
• Tornado survivor works to get life back to normal
• Walkers pay plan would give state workers no raises
• Grant to aid Clinic cancer patients
• Former Marshfield resident addresses bullying
• Local chefs compete to aid womens shelter
• UW-Extension dairy agent to retire
• Language camp offers cultural experience
• Forecast for winter calls for extra snow, cold
• Marshfield native, actor brings Lombardi home
• Owners: Regulations hindering our businesses
• Occupy Stevens Point crowd speaks out
• Bioscience bill would grow jobs
• Literacy, mentor programs in need of volunteers
• Looming BadgerCare cuts worry new poor
• Big Brothers Big Sisters needed
• Portage County children looking for a mentor
• Community calendar
• Bill aims to boost worker training funds
• Halloween spending a big boost to Goodwill, costume stores
• Food pantries see increase in need
• Marshfield Clinic researcher honored in Sweden
• Lassas grant bill passes Senate
• Church to mark 150th birthday
• Biotech company plans to hire
• White deer at zoo dies
• First flu case confirmed in state
• Neillsville budget hearing set
• Vruwink announces office hours
• Office hours set for sheriff
• Penny increase for mailing letters
• On the Agenda: Marshfield City Council
• Volunteers start setup for Winter Wonderland
• Occupy event coming to Stevens Point
• Galloway rebukes concealed carry training
• Seniors dont plan new spending despite Social Security increase
• Libyas Gadhafi killed in hometown battle
• UWSP seeks tuition hike
• Dental school plans move ahead
• Walker tells state to prepare for more cuts, UW System to be hit very hard
• League of Women Voters sues over photo ID law
• More students qualify for free or reduced-cost meals
• Marshfield school tax increases
• Insurance agent: Medford bid process broke law
• Lawyers explain gun law for businesses
• Man asks for prison sentence in wifes death
• Galloway pushes abstinence bill
• Wood County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Wood County
• Wood County Board rejects member raises
• Sheriffs Department rescue truck ready to enter service soon
• Volunteers needed for Make a Difference Day
• Wood County delays frac sand decision
• Wood County delays frac sand decision
• Mid-State Technical College sets slight tax increase
• Fire damages fire chiefs garage, home
• B K Builders Inc. faces lawsuit
• World War II wives recall combat as husbands travel
• Marshfield Board of Public Works proposes 24-hour limit to clear sidewalks
• Heroin bust nets three arrests
• Wildwood Zoo event combines trick-or-treating, education for kids
• Veterans remember Cold War call-up
• County Board to consider increasing leaders pay
• Regional deaths
• Calendar of events
• Decrease in winter heating bills likely
• Number of elderly, disabled residents on waiting lists for care up at some agencies
• Town of Wood event provides training for farm accident rescues
• Central Wisconsin Fall Outdoor Show takes aim at women
• Milwaukee anti-Wall Street protest draws hundreds
• Some residents favor concealed carry training NRA against requirement
• HGTV to feature local bargain hunters at Endless Yard Sale 2011
• Shirleys House of Hope celebrates first year of service in Marshfield
• Northern Frac signs road usage agreement
• Stock the Shelves begins
• Brewers even series with Cards behind Wolfs gem
• Brewers fever running high
• OReilly Auto Parts to occupy former Hollywood Video store in Marshfield
• Walker reviews gun law
• U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy and family move to Weston from Ashland
• GEMS provides girls with glimpse of tech careers
• Schools increase anti-bullying efforts
• Study: Frac sand would add jobs
• Lassa saves up money for 2012 race
• Granton opts not to export high school students
• Marshfield budget proposal leaves tax rate unchanged
• Special Wisconsin legislative session shows hints of bipartisanship
• Abuse survivor honored for work to raise awareness
• Chaplains encourage hospital patients, families
• Wood Co. deputy cited in crash
• Bipartisan support likely for trade bills
• Lenders question credit reports accuracy
• Wisconsin Rapids School Board upholds wrestling program sanctions
• 15 departments participate in fire safety event to educate, entertain
• Pumpkin patch, hay tunnel, corn mazes among Marshfield farm highlights
• Lueders column: Dems need to define special interests
• Wood County proposal would create crisis stabilization service at Norwood Health Center
• Walker rehires Veterans Affairs secretary John Scocos
• Calendar of events
• Merrill still reeling from tornado in April
• Book offers how-to guide for locally grown food
• Final Roll Call ceremony adds fallen firefighters names to memorial in Wisconsin Rapids
• Railroad changes to silence train whistles
• Marshfield redistricting plan up for City Council, state review
• New judge continues family tradition
• State senator, attorney general battle over concealed carry rules
• Judge rules in favor of tobacco store
• Heating bills expected to drop slightly
• City prepares for deer hunt
• Share fall photos and you could win
• Fire caused by motor malfunction
• Panel approves frac sand deal
• On the Agenda: Marshfield City Council
• Marshfield gas prices continue to drop
• Marshfield area senior care facilities add amenities to cater to boomers
• Proposed state amendment seeks to end Supreme Court elections
• Teen sentenced for charging Wisconsin Rapids officer with knife
• WIAA releases boys soccer pairings
• Marshfield area celebrates Crystal Apple winners
• Bill aims to boost hunting, fishing in Wisconsin
• Tobacco store sues state
• Duffy working on new health care reform bill
• Benefits set to help NewPage fire victim
• Rain pushes back drought
• Drama teacher wins Crystal Apple
• Stratford group leads fuel push
• Few leads so far on Wisconsin business hotline
• UWSP retention rate increasing
• Hunters eager to see deer study
• Software offers help for 911 dispatchers
• Office Max surprises Spencer Elementary teacher, school with free supplies
• Greenwood Ag teacher with ever-adapting classroom wins Crystal Apple
• Economists see nothing positive, consider new recession likely
• Sons lawsuit dropped in death of Wood County Jail inmate
• Vesper sex assault suspect makes initial court appearance
• Teacher makes initial appearance on sexual assault case
• Retired teacher, a Crystal Apple recipient, worked hard, played hard
• Nekoosa Giant Pumpkin Fest rich in local flavor
• Young, old explore heavy equipment playground at fundraiser
• Special hunt hits target by helping deer hunters with disabilities
• Marathon Co. plans to cut benefits to balance budget
• Investigation threatens to become big problem for Walker
• Calendar of events
• Local officials work to inform voters of new requirements at the polls
• State deer czar position met with uncertainty
• Runners push themselves on Rib Mountain for charity
• DNR targets poachers as hunting season nears
• Domestic violence uptick blamed on difficult economy
• Project SEARCH leader to be honored with Crystal Apple
• Low-speed Neillsville buggy chase ends with citation
• Clark Co. Board faces Smart Growth decision
• Vesper man charged with sexual assault of a child
• Johnson seeks larger role in Senate caucus
• Wis. Rapids cellphone ban starts today
• Local teacher charged with sexual assault of a child
• Wood County residents income down, census shows
• Walkers special legislative session opens, quickly adjourns
• Deadly virus infects local horses
• Wipfli gives back to community with service day
• Marshfield nurse breaks world record
• New program offers fresh fruit, veggies to Loyal students
• Marshfield draws line in sand debate
• Walker calls special session on jobs
• Voter ID ruling upsets MSTC official
• The Hamilton and Catherine Roddis House put up for sale
• Fabricating Specialists plans to add 150 jobs
• Marshfield Clinic gets $1.1M for dental research
• Project SEARCH offers internships for students with disabilities
• State website lists Medicaid cuts
• Highway 13 intersections widened to aid semis, plows
• Child sexual assault charges pending against teacher
• Psychics entertain to help nonprofits at Universe in a Purse
• Officials: Wood County now more prepared for floods
• Former Soviet economic adviser addresses tea party
• Stevens Point school leaders make concessions
• State nursery program marks 100 years with open house
• Home-based bakeries a sweet deal for owners
• Central Wisconsin Moving Planet Celebration promotes biking, other Earth-friendly practices
• State officials monitor Wood County frac sand debate
• Calendar of events
• Legislator works to enact coroner standards
• Once-popular former Gov. Thompson faces uphill battle in likely Senate bid
• Marshfield zoos bear dies at age 40
• Cost for new Marshfield Fire and Rescue Department station within budget
• Record auction benefits Farm Medicine Center
• Marshfield Utilities lo-flo toilet rebate program expands
• Local police await reimbursement from working at Madison protests
• Hennes to be ordained in Colby
• Hewitt buys first responder truck with FEMA grant
• Wildwood Zoos Ms. Grizz dies at age 40
• Instructors confident in firearms classes
• Trek to Warrens offers many surprises
• Walker puts focus on jobs
• Norwood Health Center celebrates a century of service
• Minister opens alternative health care center
• Marshfield Utilities seeks electric rate increase
• Crash pins man in pickup
• UW-M/WC enrollment up again
• Auburndale, Greenwood schools maintain race-based nicknames
• Slow growth continues for Prairie Run
• Fire destroys Sherry home
• State approves Wood Co. loan
• No resolution on Edgewater future
• Peers praise life of former UWSP administrator Helen Godfrey
• School wants to let tiger out again
• Judge sets $5,000 bond in fireworks accident case
• Obama plan draws reaction
• Insurance billing processors earn certification
• Hospital earns recognition
• CMN benefits from fundraising
• Business to host open house
• Sweet taste of success: Dessert, syrup contests highlight Maple Fall Festival
• Kids get a kick out of football, soccer competitions at Columbus Catholic High School
• Troops mark 50 years since Cold War call-up
• White House targets unemployment benefits waste
• Wood County to mull halting Edgewater upgrades
• Happy harvest fair: Festival brings back traditions of the 1800s
• Fall Ride revs up business
• Reno crash killed 9 probe focuses on wayward part
• Bargaining changes cast uncertainty on unions future
• Reno crash killed 9 probe focuses on wayward part
• Road builders brew up public support with radio ads
• Making the most of salt
• Jobs creation bill gets support from local lawmakers
• Lincoln High School suspends wrestling coach Scott Benitz
• No-kill animal shelter in works in Marshfield
• Car seat safety checks to be offered Monday at a Saint Josephs Childrens Hospital garage area
• Auburndale High School evacuated after bomb threat
• Longest Wis. archery season opens today
• High school football: Stratford tops Marathon in wild one more finals
• Wood County warrant list for September
• Minn. forest fire stalls in cooler weather
• Perjury law rarely used, police chief says
• Video nets Columbus Catholic Schools $3,500 in total prizes
• Marshfield School Board OKs energy projects
• Calmer winds to slow Minn. wildfire
• Survey: UWSP freshmen favor sustainability
• Lambeau sound system still needs tweaks
• Badger State Games might return
• Architects seek design input for Marshfields new library, community center
• Wind pushes smoke from Minnesota wildfire into central Wisconsin
• Thompson edges toward Senate run
• Athens coach Rory McKellips released on $25,000 bond in sexual assault case
• Marshfield City Council votes to freeze tax rate
• UWSP receives U.S. News and World Report honors
• Homebuilding business seeks to fill local void
• Athens coach faces sexual assault charge
• Bank files claim against Stevens Point
• Families urge action as U.S. drafts Alzheimers plan
• Fighting a war with no end
• Bomb threat clears high school
• Marshfield residents gather to reflect on 9/11 terror attacks
• Looking back and ahead, America remembers 9/11
• Column: Sept. 11 brought out best, worst in us
• Communities train to work together during emergencies
• Central Wisconsin businesses boost security measures post-9/11
• Fair share harvest: AmeriCorps program picks produce for local food pantries
• Built in Wisconsin, Ladder 10 a N.Y. icon
• Key events in the past ten years
• In New York City, Marshfield native witnessed new unity after 9/11 attacks
• Marshfield Clinic receives $100,000 grant for pediatric cancer research
• UW System changes to give UW-M/WC officials more authority locally
• Vaccinations urged as whooping cough cases increase in Wood County
• Toddler killed in farm accident
• Accountant named to national position
• 2 nursing homes receive awards
• Nov. 2 trial set for Lincoln High School wrestlers
• High school football: West, East pull off shockers other finals
• Fourteen confirmed cases of whooping cough in Wood County
• Column: Seeing memorial at WTC site was very touching
• Officials look into bomb plot threat
• New charges follow sentence in 2-county chase case
• Soldier: 9/11 Attacks unified country
• Clark County reports West Nile in horse
• Marshfield Area United Way campaign kicks off with $910,000 goal
• The Late Show with David Letterman finds fun in Greenwood
• Fake ID scheme involvement lands Marshfield man in prison
• Clark County reports West Nile virus in horse
• Family of Brittany Zimmermann still looking for answers in death
• Safe return to country brings relief after 9/11 terrorist attacks
• Fire Department memorial event to dedicate World Trade Center beam
• Former Marshfield CDA director Tim Kraus sentenced to three months in jail for embezzling
• Former Marshfield CDA director will serve 3 months in jail
• UW-Marshfield/Wood County student determined to keep focused on positive
• State Dems prep for campaigns
• Politics on display in Wausau Labor Day parade
• World Trade Center office worker reflects on 9/11 attacks
• Fair offers variety of Marshfield-made foods on last day
• At the Central Wisconsin State Fair, contestants vie for title of having biggest weed
• Red Cross director recalls post-9/11 work at Pier 54
• Preliminary Wood County budget has surplus
• Muslim community in Marshfield reflects on 10 years since 9/11
• NewPage debt worries lawmakers
• 35,000 worldwide convicted for terror
• National Club for Growth guns for Thompson -- but state isnt
• Week in Review: Parades, more protests and politics dominate state
• Regional airports saw modest security improvements
• Just Run half marathon supports charity
• Gather the Goldfish is a hit with the younger crowd at the Central Wisconsin State Fair
• Marathon Fun Days brings community together
• Millions spent to prevent state terror attacks
• Union membership goes down in Wisconsin
• Corralling animals not easy for fair exhibitors
• Charges requested in alleged stabbing
• Grocer, hotel fail alcohol checks
• Dismal economy drives lawmakers
• High school football: Appleton West stuns Wausau West more finals
• Central Wisconsin State Fair vendors showcase variety of products
• Fair must eat: Corn dogs
• Fair Animal of the Day: Psycho the pig
• Ron Johnson sticks to campaign agenda
• Edgar students start new school year in renovated building
• Companies avoid health care reform law coverage provision with waivers
• Fair gets off to a magical start
• A must eat at the Central Wisconsin State Fair
• Fair Animal of the Day
• Galloway, Duffy plan to attend Wausau parade
• Plover man gets life in prison
• County to shift medical transit service
• Governor steers clear of politics at breakfast
• Employee injury leads to OSHA penalty for Marshfield DoorSystems
• Exhibitors, vendors prep for Central Wisconsin State Fair
• Wausau Labor Day parade to allow Republicans
• Gas prices up before holiday
• 17-year-old girl arrested in Wood County stabbing
• Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. working out details
• Animal rights activists oppose tiger cub exhibit at Shoppes at Wood Ridge
• Second Taylor County meth lab busted investigation continues
• Wausau Labor Day parade political dispute rages
• Skarvan joins OEM Fabricators
• Registration due Friday for training
• Brahmer certified ProAdvisor
• Beiler named branch manager
• Auburndale man injured in hit-and-run crash
• Update: Stabbing victims injuries not life-threatening, authorities say
• Horses pull demonstrates feats of strength
• Corn-eating contest a sloppy success
• Homicide case remains cold
• Hot-air balloonists take flight for Childrens Miracle Network
• Grandparenting becoming the norm for many families
• Illnesses spread by ticks on rise
• Deadly horse disease takes hold in Wis.
• Regional deaths
• DNR: plan now for hunting season
• UPDATED: Irene picks up speed as it re-emerges over Atlantic
• Marshfield plans major reconstruction of downtown streets
• Schools teach more ESL students
• High school football: Everest tops SPASH other games turn into routs
• Lambeau expansion gives wait-listers hope
• Governor tours tornado damage in Clark County
• Pilots ready for balloon rally
• Prosser wont face charges
• Walker appoints Scocus back to head Veterans Affairs
• Governor to survey storm damage in Clark County
• Former Marshfield Clinic employee convicted of assaulting patients, faces up to 40 years in prison
• Authorities confirm twister, say storm played role in mans death
• Man accused of OWI homicide found not guilty
• Clarification
• Mill contractors condition critical
• District plans to release disciplinary record of wrestling team coaching staff members
• WIAA wins appeal over livestreaming sports events
• Survey: Health care overhaul might shift employee benefits
• Wood County adjusts for higher support program demand
• Marshfield City Council weighs tax rate freeze or $2 increase
• Update: Possible weather death under investigation in Clark Co.
• Back to School for Marshfield - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Courts
• Marathon Countys deficit more than doubles
• Diabetes factor in fatal crash, defense says
• Wood Co. starts textline for new moms
• Residents told to boil water
• United Madison a work in progress
• Car hits, kills horse
• 5 injured in car crash
• Dogs stay in line at Marshfield Area Kennel Club Show
• Marshfield outreach programs say homeless numbers could double from last year
• Money in Politics: Barrage of negative campaign ads doesnt impress voters
• MSTC installs new video-learning system
• About $60K spent on governors travels
• State declines to pursue WIC food aid grant
• State agenda could swing bipartisan with recalls over
• More charity groups turn to run/walks to attract participants
• Kayaking is a blast: Midwest Freestyle Kayaking Championships at Wausau Whitewater Park
• High school football: Newman opens season tonight Friday night scores
• Point man gets 18 months for licenses scheme
• Minnesota accepts removal of Wis. tuition subsidy
• Man pleads not guilty to fleeing officers
• Tour will highlight Marshfield road fixes
• Schools renew anti-bullying efforts
• High school football: Rice captures debut as SPASH coach more scores
• Tonights high school football schedule
• Wausau a safe haven for some exchange students
• Marshfield replaces street signs
• Analyst says restructuring not necessarily bad for NewPage, Wisconsin Rapids
• Travis Plomans son, others testify at fatal OWI trial
• State unemployment rate increases in July
• Walker OKs DNR changes
• After recalls, Gov. Scott Walker pledges to seek political middle
• Marshfield property values increase
• Central Wisconsin deer-hunting season appears promising
• Two boys suspects in 3 park trash fires
• High school football: Peterson, Lubeck being held out of opener
• Man dies month after jumping from moving car in Rothschild
• Holperin holds seat in recall election
• Teens to Pedal Past Parkinsons
• Emergency Services Day to honor public safety workers, veterans at Globe University
• One injured Tuesday in two-car crash in Kronenwetter
• Private equity firm to buy Renaissance Learning
• Jury selection in fatal OWI fills 2nd day
• Portage Co. to help pay for McDill Dam inspection
• Wood Co. to charge for jail stays
• Rapids to punish entire wrestling team
• Equity firm to buy Renaissance Learning
• Rapids to punish entire wrestling team
• Merrill woman dies in farming accident
• Eight vehicle break-in suspects have Rothschild link
• Update: Wisconsin Rapids wrestlers eligible to compete during upcoming season
• Merrill woman turns herself in to police for OWI
• Merrill woman turns self in for OWI
• Duffy talks money, health care at town hall
• Two liquor licenses available in Wausau
• Breast cancer survivor sees Komen Race for the Cure as important weapon against disease
• Zoning code input wanted
• Marshfield vendor calls 911 to stop Rapids restaurant fire
• 8 arrested in thefts from vehicles
• Condo owners seek snow solutions
• Dorchester man victim of fatal crash on Highway F in Hull
• Weston man charged with 6th OWI in Schofield
• Wisconsin River to be lowered near Mosinee dam starting Sunday
• Reporter wants to hear your toy story
• Insurance companies, trial lawyers spent thousands in auto coverage battle
• Wood County Board to discuss charging inmates jail-stay fees
• Out There: Be confident, have fun, professor tells incoming freshmen
• Insurance companies, trial lawyers spent thousands in auto coverage battle
• School traffic troubles anticipated at Ben Franklin Junior High
• Injuries spark fireworks caution
• Wood County Jail inmate fees possible
• Auto insurance bill was clash of titans
• Jail inmates might pay fees
• Religious conference seeks to build bridges between Islam, Christianity
• Clark County youths get taste of displaying their animals
• Local lawmakers hopeful for bipartisanship after divisive issues
• Bachmann wins Iowa straw poll Ron Paul finishes second
• Raptor program aims to combat myths
• Vets home gains new leadership
• Crafts, cars draw fans to the Port Edwards Fun Fest
• Sisters to raise money for leukemia research by walking in marathon
• Fire at Biron NewPage mill injures three
• Habitat for Humanity sells recycled building materials
• Police seek Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle mask owner in connection with Wendys robbery
• Fire at Biron NewPage mill injures three
• Three injured in Biron paper mill fire
• Former Maine Elementary School aide accepts plea deal in sex assault case
• Felony charges requested in fireworks explosion
• Mother faces incest, sex assault charges
• Gas prices down -- for now
• New state districts cause issues for Marshfield, Wood County
• NICU pioneer Dr. James Opitz retires from Ministry Saint Josephs Hospital
• Marathon County Board works to fill $500,000 budget shortfall
• Employers cash in on retiree subsidies
• Portage County to join CCAP
• Man guilty in prostitution case
• Wisconsin Valley Fair attendance similar to last year
• Kronenwetter to continue receiving tax revenue from closed Magellan terminal
• Man drowns near SARA Park in Tomahawks Lake Mohawksin
• Holperin, Simac pledge to continue recall campaign fight
• Marshfield Clinic saves Medicare $118 million during five-year study
• Holperin, Simac pledge to continue campaign fight
• Man faces fifth OWI
• Wood County works to keep programs
• School Board approves new handbook
• Moderates crucial in tighter Senate
• Marshfield man killed in Montana motorcycle crash
• Wisconsin Republicans hold off Democrats in state Senate recalls
• Contest seeks text to accompany 9/11 display at Marshfield Fire and Rescue Department
• Schools might get relief from No Child Left Behind Act
• UWSP vice chancellor plans on being visible
• City to post signs banning weapons in buildings
• Robbers tie up Rib Mountain Wendys employees, steal cash
• Caribbean trip caps Ocean Science Bowl teams victory
• Stock slide signals troubling times
• Sand hauling proposal on hold
• Recall push ends today for 6 Republican senators
• Dont Drown signs unveiled
• On the Agenda: Marshfield Board of Education
• Marshfield Relay for Life cancer research fundraiser attracts hundreds
• Birth control funding mandate sparks range of reactions
• Birnamwood soldier creates device to protect against bombs
• Grand tickets go on sale Tuesday
• Recall spending breaks record
• Auto enthusiasts motor over to Wisconsin Rapids Car Show
• Passion for old reels on display at ORCA national convention in Waupaca
• Exhibitors see value in booths at Wisconsin Valley Fair
• Passion for old reels on display at ORCA national convention in Waupaca
• Auto enthusiasts motor over to Wisconsin Rapids Car Show
• Municipal pools face troubled waters amid budget concerns, remodeling needs
• Central Wisconsin State Fair act lineup revamped for 2011
• Calendar of events
• Decks with murder victim on each card to be distributed to law enforcement
• Country Wireless introduces high-speed Internet access to homes in Marshfield area
• Mike Moran sworn in as Marathon County Circuit Court judge
• Sheriff listening sessions planned
• On the Agenda: Marshfield City Council
• Transit costs burden rural schools
• Teen found guilty of recklessly endangering police officers life
• Jury finds teenager guilty of endangering Wisconsin Rapids officer
• Teen: I didnt know man was a police officer
• City: Trash-filled trailers at house require permit
• Plane crash injuries minimal
• Stories contrast as trial begins for teen shot by police
• Health care providers fear Medicare, Medicaid payment cuts
• Farm Tech Days brings Marshfield about $1.25 million
• Auburndale native Mark Tauschers Packers career ends
• Blood donations needed amid summer shortage
• Portage Co. aims to embarrass top offenders into paying fines
• Report: Recall candidates raise $5.3 million
• Democrats cry foul over ballot mailing
• Marshfield Sunrise and Noon Rotary clubs send students overseas
• Wood County pursues park grants
• Fill a Backpack, Fulfill a Dream program expands to growing needs
• Man sentenced for hitting officer
• Car wash/brat fry to help senior class
• Oak Avenue lights might be bagged
• Wisconsin Valley Fairs ticket sales down from 2010
• New centers in Marshfield, Amherst to teach Suzuki method
• House ratifies debt bill Giffords makes return
• Police chief accused of molesting 2 teen boys
• Grillers get fired up for Hub City Days fifth annual Pork Cook-off
• First-ever Hub City Days Duathlon draws 500 participants
• Obama, Congress strike deal on debt ceiling
• Central Wisconsin auto sales pick up from 2010
• Congress scrambles for deal to avert default
• Companies present plan for rural broadband
• Congress scrambles for deal to avert default
• Walker election shakes up Democrats
• DNR wants help tracking deer
• Storm disrupts 24-hour mountain bike race
• MSTC president reflects on new job
• Animal advocate to retire from Wildwood Zoo
• Wisconsin leaders vote along party lines as debt ceiling deal falters
• High school wrestlers might go on trial
• Report: Drowning victims intoxicated
• New Visions director wants art open to all
• Local National Guard members train in Morocco
• Republicans put off debt vote
• Republicans put off debt vote
• Republicans put off debt vote
• Republicans put off debt vote
• Black widow spider found among grapes bought from Marshfield store
• Changes planned at Hotel Mead in Wisconsin Rapids
• 911 call thwarts possible burglary in Withee
• Hope for debt deal lingers despite disputes, veto threat
• Marshfield City Council dissolves TIF district No. 8
• U.S. Cellular tests new cellphone tower in Marshfield
• Pittsville man who rammed squad cars sentenced
• New York Giants to cut Rozellville native Rich Seubert
• Museum expands Betty Boop exhibit for festival
• Storms strap bird rehab center
• Restaurants to highlight healthy menu choices
• Police seek to question man in domestic incident
• Sex offender to be released in Neillsville
• Plane lovers flock to EAA Fly-In Breakfast in Marshfield
• Stratford Parade of Boats features about 20 entries in first year
• Port Edwards couple found dead on trail
• Local National Guard unit wins cannon contest
• Updated: Port Edwards couple dead after making pact, police say
• Wisconsin State Water Ski Show Championships shows attract crowds
• Thirty attend concealed carry weapons training course
• Construction zone crashes down, but still a concern
• Canadian firm purchases MI bank
• Death notices
• UWMC influential for new Ho-Chunk president
• Public favors removing traffic signal lights at Fifth Street and Oak Avenue
• Plea hearing set for former Marshfield Clinic doctor
• Man dies in motorcycle-horse crash
• Dental Centers $10 million grant at risk
• Clark County Humane Societys Fix-A-Pet program told to fix procedures
• Police seek info on stabbing suspect
• Summer school provides hands-on learning
• Marshfield Flash Gallery Art Scavenger Hunt showcases downtown, local talent
• Fans feel relief over likely end to NFL lockout
• Update: Curtiss fire victims identified
• Storm damage minimal in Marshfield area
• Restaurant owner reflects on fireworks mishap
• Police release crash victims name
• Assembly approves new maps
• Emergency service communication upgrades approved
• FoodShare expands to farmers markets
• Colby Show Choir campers get Glee experience
• Wood County nursing home plan gets OK
• DNR seeks input on former deer farm
• Update: Authorities release name of fatal crash victim
• State Supreme Court upholds OWI conviction
• Democratic state senator survives recall election
• Man sent to prison for role in crack ring
• Hot weather here to stay
• Bond set for former Wisconsin Rapids Housing Authority head
• Man arrested after escape, chase
• Wild Wednesday location changed
• City watches accounts at troubled Colby bank
• Plover stabbing investigation continues
• Homicide suspect enters not guilty plea
• Pitching horseshoes gets competitive juices flowing
• Pets, owners put their skills on display
• Fireworks expo shows planned for September
• Police look for suspects in Plover stabbings
• Rome fireworks blasts injure 11
• Wood County to consider communication upgrades
• Updated: Six injured in stabbing Saturday night in Plover
• Local Republicans mixed on redistricting plan
• Veterans groups gear up for new structure
• Missing mans case goes cold again
• Salons thrive in tough economy
• Calendar
• Veto leaves interagency work in limbo
• Fair kids unwind with Ag Olympics
• Organizers consider Farm Tech Days a success
• Website to detail government spending in Wisconsin
• Warden honored for heroic rescue of snowmobiler on Lake DuBay
• New Highway 10 segment scheduled to open Thursday
• Marathon County faces $500K budget hole for 2012
• Homicide sentencing delayed
• OWI program saves Marathon County $1.7 million
• Coroner IDs man who died in apartment fire
• University of Wisconsin Board of Regents raises tuition by 5.5 percent
• Former clerk confined for embezzling
• Fans, movies theaters prep for final Harry Potter film
• UPDATE: Greenwood to be on Letterman this Monday
• Marshfield DoorSystems employees back to work
• Volunteers feed the masses
• Obey, Democrats criticize GOP redistricting plan
• Deadline looms in D.C. debt battle
• How They Voted: Marshfield Board of Education
• UW tuition hike vote today
• Middle school future still murky
• Merrill gets good jobs news
• MSTC board extends presidents contract
• Tuesday crash sends 1 to hospital
• Attempted murder charges dropped
• Autopsy results inconclusive
• Horse events draw visitors to Farm Technology Days
• Fatal fire stalls traffic along route to ag show site
• Farm Technology Days Volunteer Spotlight
• City attorney to review home business law
• Jobless benefit extension lauded
• Explosion damage found
• How They Voted: Marshfield City Council
• Farm Tech exhibitor helps with final prep
• Morning explosion rocks Marshfield DoorSystems
• New state legislative districts would split Marshfield
• Greenwood to be on Letterman
• Stevens Point committee considers chicken ordinance
• Farm Tech Days Volunteer Spotlight
• On the Agenda: Marshfield Board of Education
• Persistence rewards CIA analyst who hunted for Osama bin Laden
• Marshfield National Guard families help Clark County Humane Society
• Madison Cat Clubs annual show comes to Marshfield
• Wire thieves put Portage County crops in danger
• I-39 road work could cause delays
• Wisconsin puts end to race data tracking during traffic stops
• Web training could suffice for Wisconsin concealed carry
• Spotlight to shine on family farming at Farm Technology Days
• Cars have stories to tell at annual Iola Car Show
• Calendar of events
• Wisconsin Farm Technology Days organizers prepared for mud, heat, more
• Judge: Senate recall elections can proceed
• Garbage-filled trailers spawn Marshfield neighborhood dispute
• Space shuttles legacy: Soaring in orbit, costs
• Detour to skirt Farm Tech site
• Lawsuit filed in Wood County Jail death
• Retiring schools leader proud of work
• Kohl rep to meet with public
• Sheriff plans listening session
• One injured in crash
• Church arson suspect pleads
• NFL lineman Rich Seubert hosts youth football camp at Columbus High
• Armored vehicle to assist Marathon County SWAT team
• Medford Marine awarded Purple Heart
• Fake Dems raise little money for campaigns
• Car show benefits community
• Workers fix damage from storm at Farm Technology Days site
• State aid for Marshfield schools down $2.4 million
• Outreach key for UWSP College of Professional Studies
• Duffy adds mobile office
• Creative fireworks crew just little boys at heart
• Marshfield Clinic hosts genetic research project
• Stevens Points downtown square finished
• Registry keeps track of malignant hyperthermia
• Water utility seeks rate increase
• Public Safety
• Garage sales hold untold treasures
• Pittsville parade marches onward
• Drive-in theater goes back to yesteryear
• Video game retailers still cautious when selling to minors
• Health officials see hepatitis C cases rise
• Strong winds topple trees, knock out power around central Wisconsin
• Calendar of events
• Lawn mowers tear up the dirt track
• Budget bill kills campaign financing in Wisconsin
• Dream Flight Commander Barry Brubaker of Stratford retires
• New Wood County Circuit Court Branch 2 judge likely to be named in late summer
• Campgrounds to host Wisconsin Farm Technology Days attendees
• Bankruptcy filing protects Clearwaters Hotel from losing liquor license despite unpaid taxes
• Charges requested against Wisconsin Rapids Housing Authority director
• Marshfield business owner dies in plane crash
• United Way programs serving larger numbers
• Correction
• Johnson blocks action on Libya
• State Supreme Court asked to weigh payday loans case
• Insurance change gives school districts savings
• Marshfield Legion splits with Merrill
• Pittsville firefighters count on 25th annual race for funding
• Clearwaters Hotel liquor license on the line if $90,000 in back taxes not paid
• Holiday drivers could get surprise at pump
• Abbotsford to raise sewer rate 72 percent
• Contentious union law takes effect today
• Sheriff distances self from state high court probe
• Sheriff distances self from state high court probe
• Sheriff distances self from state high court probe
• Contentious union law takes effect
• State drug ban lauded
• MSTC board projects nearly 4 percent tax increase
• Sheriff distances self from state high court probe
• Contentious union law takes effect
• Strawberry crops undeterred by weather
• Abortion clinic plot case stalls for mental exam
• Freshman lawmakers work to be accessible
• Correction
• Possible bomb reported
• Convenience stores support vets
• Brat fry supports Marshfield van
• Doctors work tracking genetic syndrome saves lives
• Justice Bradley says argument with Prosser led to altercation
• Family takes coupon shopping to extreme
• Mikes Run benefits people with mental illnesses
• Walker signs state budget
• Cranberry Blossom Festival attendees learn about tiny flower
• Teen collects soccer gear to help Ghana youths start own league
• 2011 weather boosts maple syrup production
• Report: Prosser grabbed Bradley around neck
• McDill Pond could be totally drained
• Racine outbreak underscores questions about raw milk safety
• Report: Prosser grabbed Bradley around neck
• Fake $20 bills lead to 17-year-old boy
• Columbus, Medford students enter Ford commercial contest
• Obey: Wis. GOPs approach thuggish
• Dental clinic aims to help 2,000 by end of day
• Local legislators support concealed carry
• Victim info service reaches Marathon Co.
• Rep. Sean Duffy faces questions over personal finance report
• Marshfield retailers pass tobacco checks
• DNR closes McDill Pond in Stevens Point to fishing
• Campground budgets create maintenance issues
• Woman sentenced for prostitution in Wood Co.
• Medford Marine injured in attack
• State panel moves to allow jobless benefits extension
• Jobless benefits set to run out without extension
• Aspirus hit by computer outage
• Man convicted in license fraud case
• Obama: 33,000 troops coming home from Afghanistan by next summer
• Group organizes three-day horse-drawn wagon train trip
• Marshfield man convicted for selling fraudulent drivers licenses to illegal immigrants
• Competency exam requested for Marshfield man accused of Planned Parenthood plot
• Free dental clinic offered Friday, Saturday in Weston
• Advisory panel named to guide National Farm Medicine Center
• Fungus provides artists medium
• Judge upholds Wisconsin domestic partnerships registry
• Residents still cautious with neighbor
• Farm Tech event still needs 50 volunteers
• Walker: Policies creating jobs
• 4 wrestlers plead not guilty
• Schools discuss budget concerns
• Sen. Johnson dumps holdings to avoid potential conflicts of interest
• Pancakes, petting zoo among attractions at annual FFA event
• Bands rock Motor Speedway
• Historical places in danger of decay including National Soldiers Home district in Milwaukee
• Frac sand puts focus on some Wood County communities
• Father passes on farming way of life to new generation
• Effects of credit card fee changes debated
• Grocers make plans for healthier products
• University of Wisconsin-Marshfield/Wood County could get 4-year program
• Marshfield-area garage-salers unfazed by reports of counterfeit money
• Walker opponents shift focus to elections
• GAB finalizes list of candidates for GOP recalls
• Wood County warrant list for June
• Farm Technology Days site mapped
• Good Samaritan saves kids from Abbotsford fire
• Middle school options mulled
• Senate passes budget on party vote
• Wisconsin Democrats say recall fraud needs more scrutiny
• Republicans offer state budget changes
• No end yet for eminent domain court fight
• Wood County considers radio upgrades
• Supreme Court rebukes county court ruling on union law
• Redistricting plan draws criticism
• Local Perkins to stay
• Meals program provides more than food for elderly, disabled
• Budget debate to begin under heightened security
• Correction
• Civic Band to begin 116th season
• State eyes tax cuts for ag industry, factories
• Dairy Days bed races give no rest for the weary
• Festival brings international heritage to Stratford residents
• Corrected: Opponents take fountain protest to Facebook
• High school graduates prepare for change
• WiscNet measure sparks debate
• Walker, GOP put conservative stamp on Wisconsin
• Events pull business patrons downtown
• Obey paid his staff big bonuses on his way out
• In fight against ash borer, wasps might be saviors
• Kayaks highlight Wausaus Riverfest
• New CDA leader finds good fit
• Local governments stuck in recession
• Special Olympics kicks off games
• Police: Drowning victims were drinking
• Local coffee shop owners hope costs dont turn away customers
• Edgar alum to be principal
• Retiring judge looks back on career
• City, county to own apartments near UW
• Police continue search for man
• Skate Park lights disconnected
• Common Council member wins United Way raffle
• Probe into jet crash continues
• Two men drown in Wausau
• Police warn of phone scam
• Former community development director guilty of embezzlement
• Recall elections certified for 3 Senate Dems
• Recall elections certified for 3 Senate Dems
• Former CDA director Kraus pleads guilty to embezzlement
• Updated: Pilot treated, released following medical evaluation
• Marshfield man denied public defender in clinic plot
• Marshfield man denied public defender in clinic plot
• Marshfield Municipal Airport considers runway extension
• States largest ag show to feature farm traditions, technology
• Proposal would scrap Wausau broadband plans
• Fighter jet crash injures pilot, damages cottage
• Brewing companies support cancer patient
• Republicans pushing fake candidates to force Democratic primaries in recall elections
• Woman arrested for driving drunk with 11 children
• WIAA sectional baseball: SPASH, Amherst drop title games
• UWSPs Koback picked by Red Sox
• Marshfields redistricting changes minor
• Marshfields Compassion in Action plans return to Joplin
• One hurt in motorcycle crash
• White House rejects Walker request
• Republicans want Supreme Court to act on union law
• World Trade Center beam arrives at memorial
• Police investigate stabbing near pool
• Study aims to improve health
• Correction
• School Board to hold meeting
• On the Agenda: Marshfield School Board
• Korean War veterans get their due
• Wesley United Methodist Church kicks off Dairyfest with tasty new tradition
• Security Health Plan honors 25 years
• Woodchucks give kids tips at baseball skills
• Federal budget might cut into Pell Grants
• Gypsy moth spraying today
• Marathon County helps seniors avoid scams
• MADD urges lawmakers to allow police stops as means of deterring drunken driving
• Credit unions criticize state budget provision
• Lawn mower injures Richfield child
• Ready ... set ... walk
• Kids, not just adults, can Walk Wisconsin
• WIAA track and field: Edgar girls, Rosholt boys win titles
• Meth labs busted in Marshfield, Medford, Withee
• Mayors Breakfast sets mood for Dairyfest, draws crowd
• Budget panel targets police, firefighter benefits
• WIAA track and field: DCEs Day second in D-1 discus, Wests Fischer medals
• Meth labs busted in Marshfield, Medford, Withee
• WIAA track and field: Edgar boys, girls lead D-3 meet after Day 1
• UWSP Student Affairs department names vice chancellor
• Volunteers clear debris from Joplin home
• Free outdoor films return to Marshfield
• New Spencer fire chief continues family tradition
• Former CDA director to plea in federal case
• Man sentenced for felony drunken driving counts
• Associated Press fact check: Democrats distort GOP Medicare plan
• American Legion tryouts tonight
• New events celebrate 30th Dairyfest
• Helpers gut home destroyed by tornado in Joplin, Mo.
• Many of Walkers priorities in budget
• Police looking for Marshfield man
• Volunteer group aids tornado relief in Missouri
• 3 more GOP recalls approved
• Reporter joins tornado relief
• Memorial Day ceremony offers history lesson
• Highground receives grant from U.S. Department of Agriculture
• City to change stray dog kennel
• Walk Wisconsin sign-up ends Wednesday
• Interpreters fill vital role in courts
• South Korean graduates find perfect fit in Wisconsin
• WWII veteran shares his memories with neighbors
• Veterans help honor grave sites
• Public Safety
• Lyme disease on the rise
• Officials: Texting ban difficult to enforce
• Storm puts things in perspective for local families
• Feds mull felony charge for suspect Ralph Lang of Marshfield in abortion clinic shooting plot
• Neillsville man enters insanity plea in 2002 deaths
• Johnson urges Obama to prepare debt contingency plan
• GOP plans to reduce schools cuts
• Senate quashes UW split proposal
• Officials stay silent on student charges
• Feds pondering felony count for Marshfield mans abortion plot
• Anti-abortion group criticizes alleged gunman from Marshfield
• Marshfield Clinics Ask Your Pharmacist event answers patient questions
• Police: Marshfield man planned to kill abortion doctor in Madison
• Wetland sanctuary developed for students behind Marshfield High School
• Judge voids collective bargaining law
• Forum focuses on road work
• Walleye bag limits increase
• 4 Lincoln High School wrestlers face disorderly conduct charges
• Wood County eyes changes for Edgewater Haven
• Trail plans split residents
• Police: If siren sounds, find out what it means
• Compassion compels group to help Mo. tornado victims
• Gov. Walker signs voter ID bill into law
• Group proposes turning middle school into community center to serve youths
• Chrysler repays $7.6B in government loans
• Budget panel rejects changes to SeniorCare
• Gas prices could spike 30 cents in coming days
• Columbus Catholic High School tech class students learn problem-solving skills while building car
• Tornado had winds of up to 110 mph
• Marshfield gives most college-level tests per graduating senior of any school in state
• Wood County storm damage estimates reach $1 million
• Grave sites adopted to honor Civil War veterans
• Residents, property owners struggle with losses but count their blessings
• In 6-week span, state nears yearly tornado average
• Storm rips through Wood County
• Spot the Tot highlights dangers of back-overs
• Recalls could affect redistricting if Democrats pick up seats
• Wildwood Zoo celebrates 40th birthday of Ms. Grizz the bear
• 300-mile trek raises obesity awareness
• Marshfield native receives UWSPs first honorary degree
• Anti-obesity program provides local foods for kids
• Poverty surrounds relatively prosperous Wood County
• Rainy spring causes corn crop concerns
• UWSP graduates face still uncertain job market
• Bill would ban buying tobacco for kids
• Toy lighter ban fight continues
• Former Amish man from Greenwood featured in TV documentary
• Marshfield native invents straight-flying golf ball to stay on fairway
• Rising state revenue increases pressure to undo budget cuts
• Correction
• Duffy rep to hold office hours
• Listening sessions announced
• Connector trail meeting set
• On the Agenda: Marshfield Common Council
• VFW Auxiliary 6352 Club News
• Wild horses, burros up for adoption
• Marshfields Hillside Cemetery adds space for urns
• Marshfield Middle School students help reduce cafeteria waste
• Group runs Web ad against Thompson
• Senate approves voter ID bill
• WIAA releases Division 2, 3, 4 softball seedings
• WIAA baseball pairings released
• Positive attitude helps teen recover from cardiac arrest
• Farm visit impresses elementary school students
• SilverSneakers helps seniors stay active
• Late Show segment highlights Greenwood
• Calif. man sentenced for Internet sex crime
• Duffy defends Medicare plan
• Judge James Mason set to retire
• Marshfield considers declaring three TIFs as distressed
• Voter ID debate goes late
• Hope Lodge fundraiser to honor major supporter
• Marshfield police officers honored for bravery
• Wood County Board revises travel rules
• Athens voters OK school tax levy increase
• Click It or Ticket set to begin
• Twins great Harmon Killebrew dies
• Granton residents pick grade-sharing schools
• New University of Wisconsin-Marshfield/Wood County dean plans to promote alma mater
• U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan mulls Senate bid after Kohls retirement
• Lassa recall attempt falls short at deadline
• United Way raffles house to raise cash
• Postal workers collect about 11 tons of food
• Athens referendum seeks funds for schools
• Changes planned in Wisconsin Rapids districts
• Alice in Dairyland named
• Police officers to be honored
• UW-M/WC students graduate
• Concerns persist among election officials over voter ID bill
• Debt dangers loom for high school graduates
• Auto sales tax under debate
• Mock plane crash at CWA helps rescue crews prepare for real thing
• Proposed changes to DNR criticized
• Annual Walk, Run and Bike for Kindness aims to raise money for Humane Society
• Sen. Herb Kohl announces retirement
• Sen. Herb Kohl announces retirement
• Lassa recall appears unlikely
• Granton Elementary principal goes pink for his students health
• Fans get chance to meet the Packers, see the Lombardi Trophies
• Former student named University of Wisconsin-Marshfield/Wood County dean
• Legislators share views on state budget plan
• Train strikes, kills Marshfield man
• Ocean Science Bowl champions celebrate third consecutive win
• Equipment lease benefits Agriculture Research Station
• Safety at center of debate over concealed carry gun bills
• CWA plans mock plane crash
• Marshfield police investigating train fatality
• City on alert for emerald ash borer
• New law to put brakes on car insurance mandates
• Lassa recall groups ads are illegal, Democrats say
• Grant helps child care centers plant food gardens
• Clarification
• School Board elects officers
• How They Voted: Marshfield Board of Education
• Pair plans cross-country trip to raise awareness
• World Trade Center artifact comes to Marshfield
• UW announces furlough day
• Farm Tech Days help needed
• Police name man killed in crash
• How They Voted: Marshfield Common Council
• Trophy, Packers to stop in Wausau
• Clinic, schools partner for health sciences
• Artists invited to submit work
• MTA Scholarship winners named
• Police name man killed in Wis. Rapids crash
• Unbelievable volunteer Dennis Boucher receives community service honor for dedication to others
• Judge grants extension in high court recount
• Voter ID bill moves forward
• Marshfield Art Fair a family tradition
• Wisconsin Farm Technology Days needs helpers
• Tourism industry optimistic for summer
• Different cultures focus of womens event
• Anglers hit the water for opening day of fishing
• Waiting lists loom under proposed Family Care freeze
• Merrill families still in need after tornado
• Mothers Day changes as children care for moms
• Wisconsin a key focus of GOP 2012 strategy
• MSTC blames loss in state aid for increase in tuition
• Boarding house helps man earn diploma
• Marshfield police target drug crime
• Preschooler brings his own Harley to school
• Packers ponder Lambeau expansion
• Professor finds little reaction in Lebanon to bin Ladens death
• Biomass plant gains support from regulators
• Correction
• Main Street honored at event
• Hospital honored at Advocacy Day
• Catholic schools principal leaves legacy of service
• Recount shows little change locally
• Open enrollment draws applicants to virtual schools, Marshfield 4K
• Banquet recognizes Marshfields best offerings for tourists
• Zoo program introduces rescued hedgehog, snakes, more to all ages
• Former Community Development director to enter plea or go to trial soon
• Wood County finishes election recount
• Mosinee OKs airport plans
• Obama orders no photos of Bin Laden released
• Galloway introduces concealed gun bill
• DNR investigates large fish kill on Lake DuBay
• Bin Laden unarmed during raid
• World War II veterans, Honor Flight will not be forgotten
• Civil cases against former Marshfield Clinic doctor Kevin Lang will settle out of court
• Police: Remove bird feeders
• Main Street awards announced
• Thrivent earns high rating
• Man arrested for 4th OWI
• Wisconsin lawmakers cheer success of mission targeting bin Laden
• Obey on bin Laden: We finally got the blankety-blank-blank
• House fire in Wien leaves one dead
• Military families reflect on death of 9/11 mastermind Osama bin Laden
• Students conflicted over killing of Osama bin Laden
• World War II veterans on Honor Flight express caution over bin Ladens death
• Update: Never Forgotten Honor Flight under way
• Truck falls, kills Zellner Tire Service owner
• Man shot in Adams County
• Health event reaches out to mothers
• Shooting sports popular at outdoor education event
• Osama bin Laden killed in Pakistan
• Planned cuts to hours worry prosecutors
• Veterans prepare for memorable journey with Never Forgotten Honor Flight
• Groups spar over veterans bill
• Portage County loses jobs, but still better than nation
• Cardinal says John Paul II inspired calls to action
• Local law enforcement friends social media, embraces texting
• Babcocks Sandhill Outdoor Skills center open house lets kids make art from nature
• As former pope nears sainthood, Stevens Point remembers his 1976 visit
• New House of the Dove to provide more space, services
• Data show painfully slow economic recovery
• Art competition puts focus on recyclable materials
• Johnson calls for more U.S. oil drilling
• Ribble breaks from party to question oil and gas subsidies
• Companies must cut price for biomass plant
• Lassa to hold budget listening sessions
• Grant to help Memorial Medical Center convert to electronic health records
• Farmers waiting for fields to dry recall better, worse years for planting
• Mikes Run to foster mental health awareness
• McMillan board embraces change
• Volunteers happy to honor veterans
• Marshfield native among dean finalists
• Russians tour local furniture factories
• State official lauds partnership
• Piece of World Trade Center to find home in Wis. Rapids
• Officials: Bear trapping a slow process
• Working women share life lessons
• Kohl calls for shared sacrifice
• First two Wisconsin Academy for Rural Medicine students to graduate in May
• State Supreme Court ballots to be recounted by hand for Marshfield, Wisconsin Rapids
• Marshfield OKs adding second K-9 officer to police force
• States pension system among most solvent in nation
• Bond set in Rapids Taco Johns armed robbery
• Photo display provides reminder of war
• Court recount to begin
• Guardians key to Honor Flights
• Hearing loss clinic to help kids early
• Duffy to face election challenge
• Upham Mansion offers hands-on fun for kids
• Veterans prepare for Honor Flight to Washington, D.C.
• NTC dairy farm nears finish
• Duathlon to debut at Hub City Days
• Recount costs still uncertain
• UW-Madison separation break in doubt
• Clergy use Easter to spread optimism
• Community Care joins Lincoln County
• Cool spring protects berry plants, crops from late-season snowfall
• Lions Club Easter egg hunt a Rudolph tradition
• Proposed CCAP court database funding cuts worry officials central Wisconsin officials
• Veterans share memories through generations on Honor Flight
• One dead in house fire
• Birth
• Death notices
• Stevens Point Brewery ready for the next round
• Rep. Tiffany takes aim at deer hunts, earn-a-buck program
• With Suzanne ONeill, public defenders office gets younger
• Senior center carpool planned
• Secret Service looks into identity thefts
• Late Hawaiian cultural expert, artist Herbert Kane had Marshfield roots
• Highway 10 connection to interstate to open in June
• After outcry, Memorial Medical to reopen Greenwood Clinic
• Local family in car crash
• MHS science students show smarts beyond classroom
• Accused doctor stands mute
• Former sailor recalls World War II service
• Nurse featured on The Today Show for weight loss
• Trap set for bear seen wandering through town
• EcoFair not burned by snow
• Voters line up against Holperin
• Clearwaters Hotel faces foreclosure
• Recount planned for state Supreme Court race
• Trap set to catch loitering bear
• Bear investigates downtown backyard
• Wednesday police, fire reports
• Marathon County debuts new brand
• Raw milk research earns Marshfield High senior $20K college scholarship
• Norwood nurses contract approved by Wood County Board
• Nader speaks politics, society at University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point
• Veterans enjoy letters on Honor Flight return trip
• 4 teachers to receive Crystal Apple awards
• Correction
• Highway 29 lane closures set
• How They Voted: Marshfield Common Council
• Man pleads guilty to 6th, 7th and 8th OWI offenses
• Group: Holperin recall is a go
• Veterans on third Honor Flight relish trip to memorial
• Hospital nurses put on wedding
• Teen drug use up, alcohol use down, survey shows
• Wis. court challenger hasnt decided on recount
• Wis. court challenger hasnt decided on recount
• Honor Flight: World War II veterans visit their memorial
• Poll: Students optimistic despite money doubts
• Spencer High Schools post-prom party a safe scenario
• Granton School Board considers where to send high schoolers
• Tornado sirens no guarantee during emergencies
• Wood County to consider ratifying contract
• Palin: Gov. Scott Walker doing the right thing with Wisconsin union bargaining
• Gas prices cause volunteer concern for meal delivery programs
• Scouts Pinewood Derby race master stops retirement gossip in its tracks
• Democratic, Conservative officials gather in Amherst to discuss state budget options
• College diploma mills, degree scams increase slightly during recession
• State cuts worry city officials
• Chamber group opposes UW System split
• Freshmen GOP lawmakers from Wisconsin show party loyalty, leadership in first 100 days in Washington
• Woman pleads not guilty to prostitution
• World War II veterans prepare for Honor Flight trip to D.C.
• Racing season starts as drivers register, meet fans
• Northcentral Technical College issues layoff notices
• New UWSP chancellor ready to take on challenges
• Canvass shows conservative Prosser wins Supreme Court race
• Slight property tax increase projected
• Milwaukee County canvass expected to finish today
• Man brandishes hand gun, robs Wisconsin Rapids Taco Johns
• Friday police, fire reports
• Nekoosa to weigh industrial park options
• Dean candidate finalist at multiple UWs
• Walker defends his changes to unions
• Armed standoff ends peacefully
• Wis. delegation votes on spending cuts
• New Marshfield superintendents contract approved
• Thursday police, fire reports
• Competition adds fun to math problems
• UW-M/WC dean candidate proposes student adviser group
• Volunteers help seniors do their taxes
• Donation efforts under way to help Merrill tornado victims
• Emotions flare at state budget hearing in Neenah
• Ex-CEO for Manson Insurance guilty in fraud scam
• Leadership graduates enhance Marshfield community
• Wednesday police, fire reports
• Officials expect Wisconsin River to recede
• Expo highlights volunteer opportunities
• Tornado takes out Grandpa of pine trees in Merrill
• Family cleans debris from Merrill property for father thrown by tornado
• Walker signs car insurance regulation bill
• Poll: Most applaud budget deal
• Marshfield schools see rash of retirees
• Cleanup continues in Wis. after 4 tornados hit
• Wis. railroad exec charged with illegal donations
• Wis. counties still finalizing Supreme Court votes
• Japan ups nuke crisis severity to match Chernobyl
• Tuesday police, fire reports
• Community Garden program still growing
• Walker, Duffy tour tornado damage in Merrill
• Tornado destroys planes, hangars
• Former cellmates testify at shooting trial
• UWSP, MSTC begin partnership in health care education
• Wisconsin Rapids: River likely to crest today
• Police, fire departments improve skills, safety
• Marshfield Volunteer Expo Tuesday
• Monday police, fire reports
• Creative Arts Day highlights 4-H talent
• Suder speaks at Tea Party rally
• Scientists propose drilling for heat energy in Marathon County
• Marathon County incumbents could lose districts
• LIFE Report surveys quality of life for Marathon County residents
• Peregrine falcon recovery efforts take off
• Wood County to recognize crime victims, those who help them
• Wood County health grant provides obesity program
• Marijuana reported stolen
• Man leads high-speed chase
• Storm rips through Merrill
• Budget deal sets stage for bigger fiscal battle
• Health, finances top concerns of aging residents
• Wood, Portage counties ponder jail space
• Proposed state budget cuts Arts Board funding
• Proposed AmeriCorps cuts to affect local programs
• Wis. bills to be sent through Legislature
• Trivia returns to Point
• Marshfield Columbus Catholic High School students organize quilt drive for Japan
• Mid-State Technical College board members terms extended
• Marshfield city attorney says prayers at council meetings legal
• Auburndale students bring tractors to school in celebration of heritage
• Health officials: Radiation not a concern
• Congress agrees to spending deal
• Minimal damage from apartment fire
• On the Agenda: Marshfield Common Council
• White House, Congress reach deal to avert shutdown
• Temperature to hit 70 Sunday
• Obama and GOP scramble to halt shutdown
• Half-million homes powerless after new Japan quake
• Friday police, fire reports
• Minimal damage from apartment fire
• Frequently addressed issues in the Joint FInance Committee hearing at UWSP
• Walker supporters speak out amid budget concerns
• State corrects vote count, giving Supreme Court incumbent Prosser big lead
• Finance committee crowds stay much smaller than expected
• GOP vows to keep listening to silent majority
• Photos, Video: Residents defend programs during first Joint Finance Committee budget hearing at UWSP
• Best of Marshfield contest under way
• Thursday police, fire reports
• Marshfield School Board picks Geegan to lead district
• Wood County voter turnout surpasses expectations
• Voters choose write-in candidates for Loyal, Unity
• Marshfield woman gets one year for drug death
• Homicide charge reduced for Marshfield woman
• Update: State Supreme Court election remains too close to call
• Area election roundup
• Supreme Court recount may not be able to start for weeks
• Sex offender to be released in Clark County
• Eagles Club ribbon-cutting set
• Updated: Wednesday police, fire reports
• Thousands expected in Point for budget hearing
• Spencer school referendum passes
• Moran elected county judge
• New McMillan officials vow to be more open
• Marshfield School Board adds one newcomer
• Walker seeks to expand Internet Crimes Against Children division
• Updated: Results in some contested Clark County races
• Some contested Wood County results
• Updated: Preliminary Marshfield School Board results
• Some contested Marathon County elections counted
• Early returns Supreme Court race a dead heat
• Voter turnout high in Marshfield
• Legislature set to take up budget bill
• Wood County Human Services seeks input from public
• Money pours into state Supreme Court race
• Marshfield native aids Japan relief efforts
• Projects shift to meet citys budget
• Correction
• Medford students receive award
• Marshfield Clinic to build new Stevens Point facility
• Monday police, fire reports
• Election 2011: Pittsville School Board hopefuls discuss issues
• Election 2011: Candidates for McMillan offices tackle the issues
• Game-A-Palooza holds gaming fun for teens at library
• ELECTION 2011: ARPIN VILLAGE PRESIDENT CANDIDATE PROFILES
• ELECTION 2011: ARPIN TREASURER CANDIDATE PROFILES
• ELECTION 2011: PITTSVILLE CITY COUNCIL CANDIDATE PROFILES
• State will hold local hearings on proposed state budget
• Local students test scores above state average
• Departments respond to car fire
• Authorities find crashed plane in SE Missouri
• Fitzgerald: No cop would arrest Senate Dems
• Sunday police and fire reports
• Rep. Sean Duffy says potential slips wont stop meetings
• Coloma man killed in one-vehicle crash
• Gas pump drive-offs increase
• Hmong adapt their traditions to life in the U.S.
• State Supreme Court candidates David Prosser, JoAnne Kloppenburg vow to be impartial
• County health rankings provide opportunity for improvement, officials say
• Radio revolution: Federal grants to upgrade police communication equipment
• Man killed in one-vehicle crash
• Saturday police, fire reports
• Columbus Catholic Tsunami fundraiser
• Part of Central Avenue closed today
• Clark County collects medicines
• Union considers recalling 4 Marathon County Board members
• Walkers union law likely on hold for 2 months
• Personal autism story helps students understand condition
• Meth ring discovered in Wood, Clark counties
• Democrats mock Rep. Sean Duffys $174K salary struggle
• Marshfield School Board narrows superintendent applicants to 2
• Abbotsfords Hispanic community jumps over decade
• Study finds poor diet, excessive drinking, smoking biggest issues in Lincoln, Marathon counties
• UWSP faculty votes to unionize
• Walker halts union law startup
• Future of Greenwood Clinic uncertain
• Ex-Council member leads Lassa recall
• Highway 13 to detour traffic starting Monday
• Thursday police, fire reports
• Clarification
• Meeting about proposed Highwy 13 reconstruction
• Marshfield McDonalds manager wins rare corporate award
• UWSP small-business counselor to visit
• Wernberg named irector of Memorial Health Center clinic nursing
• Prudential Success real estate agent earns recognition
• State leads in health insurance exchange system
• School Board candidates offer ideas on issues
• County to shift Norwood cleaning
• Wednesday police, fire reports
• Grant Elementary students study wind energy at wildlife area
• Duffy meets with constituents over coffee
• Abuse survivor shares story at Marshfield High School
• Wisconsin health official tours Marshfield Clinic
• Duffy visits Marshfield today
• Tuesday police, fire reports
• Text of President Obamas address on Libya
• Ex-Wis. prosecutor wont face charges over sexting
• Appeals Court rejects DOJ request in union case
• Local teens earn honors for service to communities
• Confusion swirls over whether Walkers collective bargaining law is in effect
• Wisconsin Rapids man sentenced for violating probation
• Marathon County circuit court judge race gives voters tough decision
• District 8 candidates highlight challenges
• City reduces paper consumption
• Republican Party meeting Tuesday
• Walker denies funding for police network
• Wisconsin Film Festival starts Wednesday
• Report: 3 Milwaukee cops beat misconduct raps
• Monday police, fire reports
• Green Bay soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Expo offers opportunity to recycle discarded electronics
• Green teams spread the word on clean living
• Home birth a growing option for parents to be
• Komen race for breast cancer cure returns for second run
• Study: Bartenders feel more healthy after state smoking ban
• Police, drivers get used to insurance law
• Local legislators say they wont back recall efforts
• AAA Wisconsin: Price of gas will stabilize
• Supreme Court overrules tax-challenge restrictions
• Duffy to host meeting Tuesday
• Wis. justice questions union law
• Despite court order, union law published
• Skill survey helps match employers, workers
• More teachers plan to retire
• Crash sends teenager to hospital
• Series of thefts reported
• Breach suspected at troubled Japanese power plant
• Friday police, fire reports
• Clark County sees population increase in rural areas
• Duffy seeks input from Wood County leaders on money issues
• Chancellors oppose plan to divide UW System
• Budget debate draws ad spending
• Appeals court sends union law higher up
• Family planning clinics could close
• Thursday police, fire reports
• Early-bird walking at Shoppes at Wood Ridge might end
• Immigrant groups call Scott Walkers bill anti-minority
• Pine Ridge Assisted Living Centers sued for not paying overtime
• Wisconsin Rapids sex offender sentenced to prison
• Chancellors oppose plan to split UW
• Realty agent completes course
• Harmony holds annual meeting
• Drendel receives recognition
• Realty to run charity event
• Deal for city to buy Point mall back on
• Parking woes focus of downtown meeting
• Oshkosh allows urban chickens
• Wednesday police, fire reports
• All area schools closed today, more snow coming
• MSTC closed today
• Marathon County Board votes against contract renegotiation -- again
• More than cash at stake: Analysis of local teachers union contract
• City considers strengthening cyber bully law for juveniles
• County workers fret over contracts
• Correction
• Duffy to host town hall meeting
• How They Voted: Marshfield Common Council
• Tuesday police, fire reports
• Leftover permits for Wis. turkey hunt on sale
• 3 inches of snow, sleet today
• Supporters thank Lassa for efforts to slow budget bill
• Choking incident exhibits importance of training
• Analysis finds emails favored Walker 2-1
• Numbers show limited savings from benefit contributions
• Marshfield grows more diverse
• Marathon County could reconsider contracts
• Tax expert blames Medicaid for state deficits
• Rapids man accused in fatal crash sentenced
• Police look for abduction suspect
• Husband, wife die in Baraboo-area plane crash
• High in 40s, snow storm forecast Tuesday
• Analysis: Emails to Walker favored his proposals 2-1
• Monday police, fire reports
• Civil War dinner promotes upkeep of soldiers graves
• Mentors, youths bowl for Big cause
• DNR faces criticism over chronic wasting protocols
• Fond du Lac officer killed, two injured in shootings
• Family-planning funding faces cuts
• Despite numbers showing recent deer harvest success, many still critical of DNRs herd management
• Newt Gingrich to screen Pope documentary at Marquette University in Milwaukee
• U.S., Britain launch 112 cruise missiles in Libya strike
• Woman dies from accidental gunshot wound
• States farmland preservation program on chopping block
• DNR faces tough critics in setting deer herd goal
• Obey gave big bonuses to staff on his way out
• Regions population total holds steady
• Americans in Japan ponder whether to stay
• Community Calendar
• Community Care Day touches volunteers hearts
• DNR plans meetings to get input on fishing
• Student poverty, homelessness on the rise
• Local soldier plays key role in Iraq police force
• Students string together hope for Japan
• Career changes become more common in recession
• Clinic meeting location changed
• On the Agenda: Marshfield Common Council
• Enrollment frozen as costs rise for BadgerCare
• Walker releases e-mails about union rights plan
• Judge blocks Walkers union law
• Friday police, fire reports
• Forum for Spencer candidates set
• Greenwood medical center to close
• 2 of missing New York Times journalists are UW-Madison graduates
• Medford to ask voters for new gym
• Ministry to add second helicopter
• Wisconsin gets D for public access to financial records
• Community leaders say state budget plan results in lost aid
• Heed flood warnings, Wood County officials say
• Japan nuke-plant battle long process, U.S. says
• Two injured in crashes on Highway 29
• Radiation no threat to Wisconsin
• Marathon County votes no on employee contract extensions
• Birnamwood woman to face neglect charge
• Marshfield High School recognized
• How they voted: Marshfield School Board
• Marshfield man charged with sexual assault
• Marshfield man arrested for 4th drunk driving offense
• Thursday police, fire reports
• Three Wausau-area residents charged with child prostitution
• Disclosure requirement impedes records requests
• Father, son make antique parts by hand at Detwiler Tractor Parts
• Marshfield-area teachers recognized as outstanding local educators
• Stratford School Board extends teachers contracts
• Wisconsin Rapids homeless shelter in the works
• Bank: Stevens Point can make mall offer
• Toyota expects car, parts shortages
• Retrial possible in infant death case
• Hit and run results in arrest
• Wednesday police, fire reports
• DNR outlines next deer hunting season prospects
• Bank vice president: Steven Points plan to buy mall wont happen
• Walker says communities will pay for quick deals
• Japanese quake hits home for some local residents
• Correction
• Time to place sand orders
• UW announces furlough closings
• Stun gun used at high school
• Wood County offers support to drug court
• Lassa draws crowd in Rapids
• City could ease permit rules for historic districts
• Man resists arrest, stun gun used
• Packers legend to speak at Mid-States Rapids campus tonight
• Tuesday police, fire reports
• Marshfield Board of Education meets Wednesday
• Civil War dinner, program Saturday
• Police gear up for St. Patricks Day
• Political fallout over budget could linger
• FARM Clinic offers specialized medicine for farming health
• Unions rush to finalize contracts before law goes into effect
• Marshfield School Board candidates discuss budget implications
• Second hydrogen explosion adds to nuclear meltdown fears
• Monday police, fire reports
• Sunny, warm weather until Thursday
• Ted Nugent eager to return to Central Wisconsin State Fair
• Democrats ramp up recall efforts
• Search for missing Wausau woman continues
• Special council meeting today
• Hearing for historic districts set
• Marshfield reviews economic development strategy
• Marshfield man arrested for 5th drunk driving offense
• Sunday police reports
• Interest growing in lake plan
• Governments remain in fiscal predicament
• Study shows state cancer rates are declining
• Finances show state lawmakers public sector connections
• Cooking fire causes $2,000 in damage
• Speedskating finals return to Weston
• Doctor Who fans, robots battle at sci-fi convention
• Budget uncertainty causes some to delay retirement
• Defiant Democrats return to Madison
• Recycling aims to survive budget cuts
• Saturday police, fire reports
• Gov. Walker appoints Wood County register of deeds
• Protesters plan record rally in response to Walkers union bills passage
• For one family, Catholic Church unites marriage and vocation
• Business growth not hurt by Walkers political controversy, officials say
• Underemployment or not, staffing companies placing more job applicants
• Deer meeting planned
• Packers legend to speak Tuesday at Mid-States Rapids campus
• Walker signs bill cutting collective bargaining
• Enjoy the sun today, blustery cold forecast Saturday
• Former executive of Manson Insurance to plead guilty to fraud
• Friday police, fire reports
• Settled Wood County union contracts will be honored
• Protesters say union-bill fight is not over
• Sen. Lassa: Anti-union bargaining legislation vote was shameful
• After string of clues, Medallion Hunt ends at fairgrounds
• Census: Rural counties losing residents
• Gov. Scott Walker hopeful GOP, Democrats can work together
• MMC doctors named assistant professors
• Realtor of the Year named
• Local law enforcement scales back aid to Capitol
• Central Wisconsin Days lobbying shorted in Madison protest chaos
• Newspaper medallion found at fairgrounds
• Wis. lawmakers cut public worker bargaining rights
• Wisconsin in Turmoil: Senate Democrats headed back to state
• Wisconsin Democrats claim Republicans violated law in Senate action eliminating nearly all collective bargaining powers
• Wisconsin 2010 census data to be released today
• Thursday police, fire reports
• Protesters flood Wis. Capitol over anti-union vote
• Late season snow short-lived
• Daylight saving time is Sunday
• Fair entertainment features country, rock music
• Former Rapids company accused of mismanaging employee benefits
• Clinic names first female chief medical officer
• GOP cuts union rights
• Highway weight limits to begin
• Updated: GOP bypasses Dems on collective bargaining
• Senate votes to start imposing fines on Democrats
• Web sites urge boycott of Walker contributors
• Man accused of drinking alcohol, urinating in Wisconsin Rango screening
• Town clerk fired
• Common Council: How they voted
• Wis. teen admits to milk slaying of grandfather
• Wood County approves union contracts
• Obey donates congressional records to state
• Authorities seek person of interest in stabbing case
• Eau Pleine aerator started
• Patients, providers unsure of Walkers changes to Medicaid
• Main Street program faces uncertain future
• City plans cuts due to reduced state aid
• Anger brews over government workers benefits
• Anger brews over government workers benefits
• Kate vs. Catherine the Royal name dilemma
• Walker releases e-mails showing talks over bill
• Up to 7 inches of snow in forecast
• Tuesday police, fire reports
• Man pleads guilty in toddlers death
• Wis. Dems file ethics complaint over Governors prank call
• Marshfield native earns Grammy nomination
• Grant funds to expand Granton after-school program
• Packers still need ticket payments
• Hit-and-run suspect James Ganski to stand trial
• Clinic researches genetic link to reactions
• Walker denies Dems request
• Part of South Central Ave. closed
• Legacy Farm opportunity set
• Information on fish fries sought
• Part of South Central Avenue to be closed Tuesday
• Wis. Senate Democratic leader asks Walker to meet
• PHOTOS: Montazh performing at Rose Bowl Lanes
• Monday police, fire reports
• Carbon monoxide alarms required under the law
• In bitter cold, few protest during Rep. Sean Duffys Lincoln Day visit
• Supporters of Wisconsin anti-union bill hold rally to support Walker
• Student musicians vie for spot at state
• Report: Citys TIF districts add value to tax base
• Clark County Housing block grant money makes home repairs possible
• Officials see value in jail alternatives, such as drug court
• Corn rows could replace snow fences to prevent drifting near highways
• Lincoln County welcomes juvenile correction facility transfers
• Canadian company to explore gold deposit in Marathon County town
• State inspectors on lookout for overcharging
• Man breaks into womans home
• Calendar of events
• Girls to return to Lincoln Hills School
• Proposed state budget cuts hit home
• Death notices
• Unsafe ice on Eau Pleine
• Saturday police reports
• Walker education plan emphasizes reading proficiency
• Daughter receives award for saving fathers life
• Marshfield Common Council to meet
• Wood County trails open until Monday
• UW-M/WC offers QR code training
• Governor warns layoffs ahead
• Wood County union deals could freeze wages
• Correction
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• State lawmaker tackled trying to enter Capitol
• Friday police, fire reports
• Stevens Point residents share ideas to keep CenterPoint MarketPlace mall standing
• Walker warns hell issue layoff notices if senators dont return today
• Special care calms racing heart
• Packers fan spreads joy on road to Super Bowl
• Sustainability gets the green light at AmeriCorps
• Merrill, Mosinee, Wausau schools check teacher absences
• Local officers sent to assist at Capitol
• Regional Episcopal churches form new covenant
• Highway billboard targets Sean Duffy on Medicare
• NFL, players union extend CBA deadline through today
• Senate head signs orders of contempt against missing Democrats
• 4 US presidents unite for NBC special
• Ammunition found outside Wisconsin Capitol
• Senate calls for Dems to be taken into custody
• Spring 2011 You Magazine online
• Marshfield police officers head to Madison
• Thursday police, fire reports
• Highway 29 billboard targets Sean Duffy on Medicare
• Walker: Unions can give even more to help budget
• Walker would undo birth control law
• Utah group working with locals to recall Senator Lassa
• State checks to see if gas pumps, grocery scales measure up
• Governor Walker presents budget cuts for schools, university, MSTC
• Judge: Complaint cant force Democrat senator in hiding to return
• Lockout could sack economy in Green Bay
• Wisconsin retirees to see decrease again
• Woman killed in Madison hit-run identified
• Governor to tour state touting budget
• Wednesday police, fire reports
• Workshop gets farm families thinking about estate planning options
• Governor Scott Walker presents reform budget
• Marshfield public schools fear $3 million deficit
• Marshfield braces for significant loss
• Woman charged with threatening judge
• Marathon County sheriff recovers from heart attack
• Correction
• Are you a farmer with BadgerCare
• City street weight restrictions start
• Rapids man gets eight years in prison for beating woman
• Talkn Fishn fundraiser is set for Tuesday
• Wis. govs budget targets schools for big cuts
• Read it here: Gov. Walkers budget address
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• Woman charged with threatening to kill judge
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• Poll finds more Americans back Wis. unions
• Tuesday police, fire reports
• Heart issues have many signs
• Marshfield Middle School needs $7 million in fixes
• Municipalities, schools likely targets of Gov. Scott Walkers budget reductions
• Capitol locked down protesters still refuse to leave
• Judge sets $25,000 bond for man accused in drug case
• Man, child rescued on Lincoln County ATV trail
• Retired Legion manager continues service
• Local food co-op plans move forward
• Hotel Mead pays property taxes
• Updated: Wis. union files labor complaint over bargaining
• $30,000 in drugs found during traffic stop, Granton man arrested
• Capitol prepped for governors budget speech
• Monday police, fire reports
• Polar Bear Plunge draws annual brave souls
• Protest among largest in Marshfield history
• Demonstrators in Madison score two victories
• Utah group targets 8 Democrats for recall
• Badgers hold off Northwestern to finish perfect at Kohl Center
• Learning intervention groups turn Fs into As
• Marshfield protest rally draws about 600 people
• Sunday police and fire reports
• Lincoln County residents divided over Sen. Jim Holperin
• Gray wolf population strong in central Wisconsin
• Plungers brave frigid water for Special Olympics Wisconsin fundraiser
• Federal budget bill threatens job centers
• Collective bargaining process center of dispute
• Calendar of events
• Portage County Board expects membership reduction to go well
• Principals deal with dual roles as a means to save on budgets
• Hundreds of off-duty police officers join protests at Wisconsin Capitol
• Bradley Whitford, other actors join Madison rally
• Madison police: Saturday protest one of the largest theyve ever seen
• Thousands of protesters converge on Wisconsin Capitol in Madison
• Prep wrestling: State championship matches underway Dolezal wins title
• Madison police: Saturday protest one of the largest theyve ever seen
• Hundreds of off-duty police officers join protests at Wisconsin Capitol
• Bradley Whitford, other actors join Madison rally
• Saturday police, fire reports
• Schulte achieves educator status
• Accident victims family to hold fundraisers for Child Life Services
• Assembly Democrats could contest budget repair bill vote
• Some local schools prepare for layoffs
• Sen. Julie Lassa: Compromise on budget repair bill could come soon
• Co-op grocery store meeting set
• Man faces multiple OWI charges
• Highway 51 ramp closed through weekend
• Curves adds class to schedule
• Thrivent reports big 2010 growth
• Hearing House finishes training
• Survey: Most side with unions
• Small steps can set job applicants apart
• Woman arrested in narcotics deal
• School Board to discuss MMS
• Group of volunteers leading Wisconsin protest efforts
• Florida woman arrested in narcotics deal
• School Board to discuss Marshfield Middle School
• Meeting to plan cooperative grocery store set
• Marshfield protest rally/march set
• Wisconsin Assembly roll call vote on budget bill
• Friday police, fire reports
• DNR out in full force this weekend
• Wisconsin Assembly passes bill taking away union rights
• Emergency funding needed to repair roof of historic Upham Mansion
• Bariatric surgeries grow as risks, stigmas become less weighty
• Homicide suspect sentenced in burglary
• Pittsville schools cuts possible to balance budget
• As protest in Madison goes into its second week, many camp out in state Capitol
• As protest in Madison goes into its second week, many camp out in state Capitol
• Stevens Point mayor travels to Madison
• Explosion, fire at La Quinta Inn on Stewart Avenue
• Man sentenced for Social Security fraud
• Spencer artist Victoria Montoya Mesas work subject to your interpretation
• Granton School Board Election Recount
• Wis. Democrats remain out of state
• State Assembly agrees to deal ending debate
• Thursday police, fire reports
• What you want to know about budget bill proposal
• Chamber names Tom Drendel newest Friend of Agriculture
• On prank call, Walker discusses strategy
• Staff morale dips at UWSP amid budget, union concerns
• Marshfield charity, churches out to help homeless find transitional housing
• Tauschers father tells Kiwanis Super Bowl was heaven on Earth
• Woman admits she knew of sexual assault of child
• With audio added: Wisconsin gov. pranked by caller posing as donor
• Snowmobile trails to reopen
• Wednesday police, fire reports
• Hoffa, Packer great Brown to join Wis. rally
• Weston man claims jury in prayer death case might have been biased
• Celebrate diversity with food, entertainment
• Snowmobile safety stressed after multiple February deaths
• Marshfield Common Council votes chickens out
• Wisconsin Assembly takes on union bill
• Correction
• Police seek burglary suspect
• How They Voted: Marshfield Common Council
• Marathon County Board votes down reducing numbers
• Members Advantage Credit Union to host brat fry
• Text of Gov. Scott Walkers address Tuesday evening
• Reader survey: Wisconsins budget impasse
• Walker warns of dire consequences in speech tonight
• Updated: Senate committee passes voter ID requirement
• Burglary suspect sought
• Tuesday police, fire reports
• Circle of Friends hosts patient trip
• Marshfield Clinic to build dental school
• GOP, Dems continue to battle over union rights
• Clark County could lease Bruce Mound
• Internet predators lure children to abuse, authorities say
• Wis. skier killed by vehicle, driver turns self in
• Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers meets Ellen DeGeneres, his celebrity crush
• Excuse notes from docs at protests draw scrutiny
• School boards consortium meeting for tonight canceled
• Wis. schools closing Monday for low staffing, snow
• Wis. union head calls on teachers to go to work
• Monday police, fire reports
• Walker renews call for Democrats to return
• Live music in Wisconsin Rapids: Cloud 10 at Octane
• Benefit supports Columbus Catholic principal
• Residents bring India to Marshfield
• Providers fear effects of health care funding cuts
• Schools seek nursing alternatives for fall
• GOP pressures Dems to return
• Spencer schools to return to voters for referendum
• Experts: States budget gap is real
• Sports Show in Patriot Center sees crowds of visitors
• Sunday police, fire reports
• Loggers Landing at Grand Lodge giveaway-enter to win
• Trail cameras can double as security devices, residents find
• Budget debate about fundamentals
• Some undecided on Walkers bill as events escalate
• Local gathering with state representatives turns into anti-Walker rally
• Sarah Palin: Wisconsin unions must be willing to sacrifice
• Supporters send Madison protesters $2,500 in pizza
• University of Wisconsin leaders oppose splitting UW-Madison from system
• Storm today could set February snowfall record
• Eight central Wisconsin school boards set to meet Monday
• NewPage hires firm for mill inquiries
• State Sen. Julie Lassa criticizes Walkers refusal to accept union concessions
• Walker supporters launch counter-protest at state Capitol
• Wood County promotes its first female investigator
• Club Forest Bar in Plover is living history
• Marshfield students march for teachers bargaining rights
• Walker: Quiet majority supports plan
• Official rate understates unemployment
• Timeline of events surrounding protests against Gov. Scot Walkers bill
• Teachers join for work-in
• Recalls sought for Walker, Democratic state senators
• On the scene in Madison
• Lassa supporters to rally tonight
• Live blog from Madison
• Walker delays delivery of state budget by 1 week
• Marshfield High students march for teachers bargaining rights
• Washington Elementary holds Work-In to support protesters in Madison
• Assembly speaker plans vote on Walkers union bill
• Photos: Images of the day for Friday
• Friday police, safety reports
• Headed to Madison to protest Let us know
• Democratic senators flee Capitol to stall vote on anti-union bill
• Educators speak out against Walkers budget bill
• One dead, seven injured in nine-vehicle pileup in fog near Owen
• President Barack Obama sides with Wisconsin protesters
• High school students xplore career options at UW-M/WC
• Mosinee teachers call in sick
• Reaction to budget bill unique in Wisconsin history
• Norwood employees, firefighters join rally at Capitol
• Three injured in Milladore crash
• Duffy goes after stimulus spending in first bill
• Lassa: Im doing my job
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• Duffy goes after stimulus spending in his first bill
• Former Portage County DA, state Supreme Court Justice Bablitch dies
• Trucks collide on Highway 10
• Wood County chairman appalled at senators actions
• Three injured in Wednesday night crash near Milladore
• UPDATE: One fatality in Owen crash
• Updated: No Democrats present at start of Wis. Senate vote on union bill
• Send us your photos from protest against Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walkers budget repair bill
• Thursday police, fire reports
• 724th Engineer Battalion soldiers nearing return
• Photos: Images of the day for Thursday
• Neenah woman charged in Black Friday incident at Menards
• Protesters travel to Madison to rally against bill
• Outdoors expo coming to central Wisconsin this weekend
• Walker bill passes budget committee just before midnight Wednesday
• Fog blamed for four-vehicle crash
• Governors proposal could spin off UW-Madison
• Feingold forms grass-roots political group
• MSTC stays proactive to limit legal fees
• Updated: UW leaders fear Walker will spin off Madison campus
• Breaking: Republicans plan changes to sweeping union bill
• Wood County warrants
• Two transported to hospital after four-vehicle crash
• Madison schools close, teachers call in sick
• Thousands descend on Wis. Capitol in protest
• Hundreds of soldiers nearing return to Wisconsin
• Photos: Images of the day for Wednesday
• Wednesday police, fire reports
• One hospitalized in logging truck crash near Spencer
• Senior bowler still going strong
• Auburndale spelling bee a confluence of caliber
• Mother of missing woman Stephanie Low appears on Nancy Grace
• UWSP student to compete on Survivor
• Walker defends anti-union proposal
• Moran, Marcus to face off for county judge seat
• Get Active campaign fights obesity
• Primary Election School Board Results
• Incumbent, assistant attorney general win judge primary
• Laird to receive UWSP honorary doctorate
• Redd expected to rejoin Bucks on Monday
• Photos: Images of the day for Tuesday
• Wis. workers protest end to collective bargaining
• Tuesday police and fire reports
• Fire destroys barn near Athens
• Casual Italian restaurant replaces The Willows
• Shared medical issues unite married couple
• Bank accounts offer music downloads, cash back
• Four seek spots on Supreme Court ballot
• Concussion discussion set for Wednesday
• College Basketball: Badgers move to No. 10 Kansas new No. 1
• Wood County trails closed
• College basketball: Badgers Taylor honored
• Ice rink closed
• Snowmobile trails closed
• Voters to narrow Supreme Court candidate field
• Monday police, fire reports
• Workers protest outside Assembly speakers home
• Photos: Images of the day for Monday
• Polka music, Elvis impersonator draw fans to Marshfield
• Finalists for Wood County register of deeds down to five
• Bridge named for Chili trail groomer
• UW-M/WC toys with day care option
• Obesity increases in Wisconsin, United States
• Sunday police, fire reports
• Lincoln Hills awaits Walker budget to learn its fate
• Wood County sheriff gets new heart valve, new start
• Wisconsin Rapids police seek shooting suspect
• Advanced Placement class exams increase
• Homeowners consider walking away from mortgage
• Central Wisconsin teachers fear cuts to 4K
• Local municipalties snow budgets stable, salt supplies remain high
• Jury cost for Raul Ponce-Rochas homicide trial almost $23,000
• College Basketball: Badgers knock off No. 1 Ohio State
• Saturday police reports
• Clinical research, biomedical informatics among programs growing at MSTC
• Council prayer question presents challenge for city attorney
• United Way works to spread 411 on 211
• Retired Wood County Sheriffs Department K-9 Friday dies of stroke
• Parents learn about Rx abuse
• Marshfield News-Herald wins 11 awards for excellence
• Spencer bomb threat still under investigation
• Governor says he wont negotiate with unions
• Walker sends notice to unions canceling contracts
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• Egypts Mubarak: a survivor comes undone
• Mubarak steps down, hands power to military
• Walker to cut union rights in budget
• Warming trend forecast Saturday
• Friday police, fire reports
• Spencer authorities find nothing suspicious in school after bomb threat
• Spencer soldier awarded Purple Heart
• Wellness Challenge dares Wood County residents to stay fit
• Street to honor Packers coach Mike McCarthy could turn into fight
• Packers fans hope NFL avoids lockout
• Central Wisconsin Presbyterians wrangle with gay-clergy questions
• Car crashes through Rothschild Shopko optical
• Authorities seek person who abandoned puppies
• Abbotsford Egg Products to close its doors
• Former Stevens Point DOT employee indicted for fake IDs
• Bomb threat locks down Spencer High School
• Prep wrestling: Local teams ranked in latest poll
• Car crashes into Rothschild Shopko
• Winning ticket chosen in Upham Mansion raffle
• Video: Packers Greg Jennings visits with George Lopez
• Marshfield Snocross races canceled
• Men cited for killing fox
• How they voted: Marshfield School Board
• Video: Clay Matthews chats hair with Ellen today
• Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker signs economic development measure
• Sheboygan mother bound over for trial in 1957 infant death
• Sports Illustrated featuring Green Bay Packers hits the stands
• Thursday police, fire reports
• Temperature drops to minus 28 degrees in Merrill
• Colby siblings chosen for Avon Walk for Breast Cancer support crew
• Hostage drills false alarm tests Ministry Saint Josephs Hospitals on-the-spot preparedness
• Wildwood Zoo preys on recyclables for funding
• Mayor bypasses historical districts house-remodeling ordinance
• Committee recommends reducing County Board by five members
• At Woodson Art Museum, sculptors turning block of snow into dragon
• Weston parents convicted of letting daughter die seek new trials
• Judicial candidates for Circuit Court hold forum tonight
• Two Amherst men held in drug, bomb case
• Wisconsin DNR busts thrill-kill ring of teenagers
• DNR: Land protection spending curtailed
• Barwick named to committee
• Bank donates funds to local nonprofits
• Missing woman found
• Gas leak found at mall
• Clay Matthews plays role in WWE Smackdown event in Green Bay Tuesday
• Wednesday police, fire reports
• Proponents hope concealed carry issue finally gains approval in Wisconsin
• Blood supply dwindles after snowstorm
• Forum with Marshfield School Board candidates focuses on school finances
• Money, volunteers needed to help send collected medical supplies to hospital in Ghana
• Prayers, chickens dominate Marshfield City Council meeting
• 56,000 fans gather to welcome the Packers back to Titletown
• Students in Ocean Science Bowl
• How They Voted: Marshfield Common Council
• Wisconsin Governor Scott Walkers security detail grows
• Marathon County Sheriffs deputy deploys Taser on man in courthouse
• Unprecedented look at archdiocese finances
• Wind chill advisory today
• Tuesday police, fire reports
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• Super Bowl XLV makes TV history
• Ministry Saint Josephs Hospital lays off four NICU nurses
• Packers return to Lambeau Field with Lombardi Trophy
• OWI homicide trial for Travis Ploman delayed
• Snowmobilers rescue pilot after plane crash in Jefferson County
• Mardi Gras event helps development center
• University uses technology to reach students
• Man falls through ice, dies
• School Board to hold meeting
• Public school open enrollment starts
• MMS registration seminar set
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• Packers return to Green Bay as Super Bowl champs
• Taylor County man falls through ice, dies
• Green Bay Packers welcomed home after Super Bowl XLV victory
• Some fans shopping early for championship gear
• Wisconsin Guard troops overseas watch Packers win
• Flurries today, falling temperature
• Monday police, fire reports
• Packers fans to welcome world champions back home
• Super Bowl party raises money for Honor Flights
• No one hurt as Wisconsin Rapids house fire ruins Super Bowl party
• 2012 Congressional campaign already under way in 7th District
• Teacher, students win local, state VFW awards
• Live from Texas: A Packers fan report
• Bar brawl results in 2 arrests
• Sunday police and fire reports
• Gen. Vang Pao memorial in Wausau draws hundreds
• 911 emergency dispatchers receive rescue training
• Impact of new texting while driving regulation still relatively unknown, law enforcement officials say
• Death of Alderman Dennis Wiggins shocks Wisconsin Rapids City Council members
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• As United Way shifts to collective approach, local chapters follow suit
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• Saturday police, fire reports
• Hmong General Vang Pao denied burial in Arlington National Cemetery
• Merrill man sentenced for meth plan
• Mother, daughter arrested on narcotics charges after warrant
• Employers lax around Super Bowl when it comes to showing Packers spirit at work
• Ocean Sciences Bowl team at Marshfield High School seeks third national title
• Russell Lewis, HMO pioneer and former Marshfield Clinic president, dies at 93
• Wisconsins blood supply at critical low level
• Native and former athlete notes similarities between Super Bowl teams
• Wis. governor signs bill granting tax cuts
• Blizzard delays Super Bowl trip for Packer parents
• Russell Lewis dies
• Wimmer signs Nationwide deal
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• Augusta Roddis continued family legacy, supported community
• Wood County programs take shape to prevent obesity
• Community support keeps Badger State games going strong
• Legislature declines to discuss Walkers wind bill
• Chili mans pickup shows Packers pride, family love
• Marshfield City Council meeting prayers under fire by Madison group
• Birnamwood mother, son killed in Highway 29 crash
• Governor Walker focuses on public workers benefits, contract negotiation rules
• Packers players turn to faith for big moments
• Gov. Walkers wind bill dead
• Videos: Best Packers Super Bowl music
• Darboy boy, Charlie Knuth, doing fantastic after stem cell transplant
• Thursday police, fire reports
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• Two die in Highway 29 in SUV-car crash
• Egyptian protests hit close to home for doctor
• Four Stevens Point residents arrested on heroin charges
• Two Portage County men face child pornography charges
• Marshfield Doors recalls 80 workers
• Gov. Scott Walker to return to Wausau area
• Hotel Mead to stay open after foreclosure
• Chance to win a romantic Valentine
• School budget is greatest concern for Board of Education candidates
• Wind chill advisory issued
• Midwest buckles under storm, calls it a snow day
• Groundhog doesnt see shadow, so expect early spring
• Sunny but very cold today
• Wednesday police, fire reports
• Tiger girls hockey team plans Pink the Rink event for cancer research
• Element Mobile still fixing service issues
• Tattoos highlight fans devotion to Packers
• Gov. Scott Walker gives few specifics in first State of the State address
• Bank forecloses on Hotel Mead in Wisconsin Rapids
• Blizzard snarls travel at Central Wisconsin Airport
• Rosholt woman, 38, driver in Highway 51 tanker crash killed
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• Tuesday police, fire reports
• Man shot by brother during coyote hunt
• Tauscher stays close after injury
• Aneurysm stents pose less risk to patients
• Marshfield police join Internet child crime task force
• Dyed poodle a special breed of Packers fan
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• Rapids man gets prison for assault
• DOT advises limiting travel
• Wausau police continue search for Stephanie Low
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• Snowstorm sweeps across Minnesota into Wisconsin
• Walker to sign tax cut bill into law
• Wis. task force has charged 20 vote fraud cases
• Senate Republican leader collected most per diems
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• Therapy dogs in training
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• Winter workouts, lifting help combat seasonal depression
• Central Wisconsin snowmobile sales surge this season
• Wausau residents hold vigil for Egypt
• Badger State Winter Games archers keep minds on target
• Wood County Courthouse to host Wisconsin High School Mock Trial Tournament teams
• Young Packers fans excited to watch first Super Bowl featuring their favorite team
• Granite Peak now a Midwest destination
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• Use caution driving, area roads ice-covered
• Job Center lends a hand to unemployed
• Seal-A-Smile dentistry program helps second-graders
• Sheriff: Origin of bones found on town of Wilson property unknown
• Moldy sweet potatoes caused 200 steer deaths
• MSTC program offers GED in one month
• Packers win can make or break mood
• Lane closures planned for highways 51 and 29
• Get to know us, judge candidates say
• Neillsville man arrested in murders
• Johnson declines to join Tea Party Caucus
• Loggers Landing at Grand Lodge giveaway
• Green Bay Packers wont get airport sendoff
• Changes abound since Green Bay Packers last Super Bowl win
• Child care providers patient as state sets up grading program
• Sen. Ron Johnson lands key committee seats
• DA says TV distorts how court cases work
• Lessons still hang over space program after Challenger tragedy
• Men survive 2 terrifying hours on ice floes
• Murdered womans family awarded $1.8 million
• Cashing in on Packers win can be a challenge
• Doctors get new rules for tonsil removal surgery
• Assembly committee repeals mandatory auto insurance
• Wis. lawmakers pass $67M tax cut for businesses
• Seeking stories of meeting Packers
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• More snow coming
• Gov. Walker to sign civil lawsuit reform bill
• DPI: Accused superintendent viewed porn at work
• Thursday police, fire reports
• Wisconsin voter ID proposal criticized
• Study shows no negative impact on bars, restaurants from smoking ban
• Marshfield Area Chamber of Commerce and Industry names winners for Small Business of the Year, Lifetime Achievement awards
• Packers fan writes The Ballad of the Pack to honor team, fans
• President Barack Obama visits Manitowoc facilities to tout clean energy, small-business initiatives
• GOP lawmakers assess Obamas speech to the nation
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• Secretary of Education touts No Child Left Behind reform
• Photos: President Obama in Manitowoc
• Prep wrestling: Local teams ranked in latest poll
• Video: Obamas speech from Orion Energy in Manitowoc
• Live chat: President Barack Obama visits Manitowoc
• Prison ordered for Arpin man for drug charges
• Marshfield man gets prison for sexual assault
• Jury finds Marshfield man not guilty of assault
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• Wednesday police, fire reports
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• Tuesday police reports
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• 1 of 2 slain officers had ties to Wisconsin
• New Holstein superintendent charged in child sex sting
• Fun dArts auction to feature medical illustrator
• Extra snow brings extra work for auto businesses
• Stevens Point residents want answers on mall plan spending
• Corrections
• Camera solved a mystery
• Seeking stories of meeting Packers
• Young Packers fans wanted for story
• White deer killed by car near Wisconsin Rapids
• Camera solved a mystery
• White deer killed by car near Rapids
• Wausau vies for 600 solar jobs
• OMG Cellcom texters clog system during Packers win
• GOP awaits Obamas message
• Packer fans: Show us your game face
• Super Bowl Bound: Going to Dallas
• Monday police, fire reports
• Fitness guru Jack LaLanne, 96, dies at Calif. home
• Catholic students raise money for Spain pilgrimage
• Packers faithful make best of working during big game
• Guide offers playbook for Packers fans heading to Dallas for Super Bowl
• Tent city, hotels fill fast for Farm Technology Days
• Sunday police, fire reports
• Community calendar
• GOP proposals in overdrive, Wisconsin in spotlight
• Carbon monoxide detectors to become mandatory
• Job creation, climate change a murky business
• Outhouse race helps make dreams come true
• Right to Life rallies in downtown Wausau
• Nobility, character of Packers credited for fan loyalty, optimism
• Central Wisconsin home prices stable
• Saturday police, fire reports
• Official: Cattle die-off in Stockton no threat to humans
• Beer Mans title game Cheeseheads vs. Chicago
• Pastors welcome football fans to local churches
• 4K funding may be cut
• Thorp mayor on leave following charges
• Manufacturing hit hard, slowly gains jobs
• Pneumonia killed about 200 cattle on town of Stockton farm
• Updated: Friday police, fire reports
• Wood County open warrants listing
• Wisconsinoutdoorfun.com: Five fun events for your chilly weekend
• Bitter cold, Greenwood schools 2 hour delay
• Assembly takes up lawsuit reform bill
• 33 kinds of cheese available to taste for dairy day
• Packers-Bears rivalry splits couples loyalty
• NFC Championship tickets available, but not getting cheaper
• Rosholt teen receives third FFA grant
• Tax cut a chance to pay off debt or save, financial advisers say
• TEA Party plans to monitor government
• Walker rejects UW plant biomass boiler
• Thursday police, fire reports
• Oshkosh delivers first trucks in huge contract
• War worries outweighed game the last time Packers faced Bears in playoffs
• Former hostage Kevin Hermening shares views on U.S. policies with Iran
• Former CDA Director Tim Kraus indicted, charged with embezzling more than $5,000
• Electronic health record incentives aim to improve patient safety, quality of care
• Homicide trial for man accused of killing Kolbe Kolbe truck driver postponed
• Groundskeeper says Soldier Field turf will be ready for NFC Championship game
• Man arrested after chase
• Man convicted of cocaine charges
• Duffy votes for health care reform law repeal
• Former hostages gather for reunion after 30 years
• Wisconsin freshmen vote to rescind health care law
• Deep freeze weather forecast
• Semi hits horse on Highway 29, crashes
• Wednesday police, fire reports
• Wis. Senate approves lawsuit reform bill
• Green Bay Packers vs. Chicago Bears playoff tickets average $713
• Clark County school district leaders expect consolidation
• Packers postseason success promotes apparel, party food sales
• Obama to discuss economy in visit to Manitowoc next week
• Pneumonia likely cause of 200 steer deaths, farmers loss of $300,000
• House Republicans aim to vote today on health care reform law repeal
• Wine, Cheese All That Jazz aims for bigger and better
• Funding secured for United Way partner programs
• Three Badgers to play in Senior Bowl
• Budget committee approves Walker tax cuts, bill moves to Assembly, Senate
• Flurries continue until noon
• Tuesday police, fire reports
• Doyle to specialize in health care and energy policy issues
• Number of Packers, Bears tickets limited
• Faith Fellowship gets land donation from CarQuest
• Wood County Register of Deeds Rene Krause to retire Jan. 31 after 21 years
• Wausau School Board mulls $1.6M in cuts
• Rome man extremely lucky after explosion
• State Senate set to convene in special session
• Johnson optimistic after trip to Afghanistan
• Logger publishes survival story
• Ex-DA says hes immune to lawsuit
• Believe it this time Favre files retirement papers
• Marshfield wrestlers 2nd at Freedom Invite
• DNR to trap dozens of deer for long-term study
• Legislature set to take action on Walker bills
• Snowfall today expect about 2 inches
• Today is Martin Luther King Day
• Monday police, fire reports
• Slippery start to day
• New racial profiling law ignored by some Wisconsin sheriffs departments
• Packers, Bears fans pumped for teams battle for NFC Championship
• Lantern-lit forest trails draw skiers
• Neillsville High donkey basketball games fund scholarships
• Official: Board cuts dont mean savings
• Simple steps can save cash on doctor visits
• Wood County set to settle lawsuit
• Wis. Senate set to convene for special session
• Sunday police, fire reports
• Library leaders anticipate budget cuts amid increasing demand
• Rotarys Winter Wonderland attracts out-of-state visitors
• Documentary focuses on how community spirit thrives in Wausau after 200 years
• Marshfield Clinic study puts flu to the test
• Has your trail camera solved a mystery
• Has your trail camera solved a mystery
• No injuries in truck fire
• Schools easily adopt new sex ed law
• Death notices
• Legislator pensions based on salaries
• Obama to ease Cuba travel restrictions
• Marshfield men honored for saving 5-year-olds life in dog attack
• Reince Priebus picked to lead Republican National Committee
• Some residents defy local culture, reject Packers
• Entrepreneurs reinvent themselves in recession
• New: 200 dead cows found on Stockton farm
• View and upload Packers fan photos here
• Top Illinois Lawmaker to Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker: Bring it On
• Updated: Friday police, fire reports
• Updated: Crash slows traffic on Highway 29
• Pope John Paul II to be beatified May 1
• Walker on tour to promote jobs
• Wis. GOP chairman faces national committee vote today
• Raul Ponce-Rocha convicted of killing D.C. Everest student Breanna Schneller
• Taxi service expands in Clark County
• Snow removal can cause gas leaks
• Many state retirees to see dip in pension checks
• Walker proposal on Commerce Department gets airing
• AP: Gov. Walker, others threatened
• Thursday police, fire reports
• Cranes from Wisconsin found dead in Georgia
• Marshfield School Board to list superintendent criteria
• Marshfield expands downtown improvement program
• Baby born at 11:11 p.m. Jan. 11, 2011 at Saint Josephs Hospital
• Marathon County Public Safety Committee goal is to reduce repeat criminals in justice system
• 14-year-old Stevens Point Area FFA member gets national grant to study cow embryos
• Woman accused of biting toddler
• Defense rests in homicide trial
• Many across U.S. await prep sports webcast ruling
• Element offers customers credits
• Winter Wonderland winners named
• How They Voted: Marshfield Board of Education
• Baby sitter charged with sex assault
• Brett Favres sister arrested in meth lab bust
• Police investigating threat against Wis. senators
• Element Mobile responds to issues, offers service credit
• Prep football: D.C. Everests Steffenhagen stepping down
• Winter Wonderland contest winners
• Wednesday police, fire reports
• Marinette school hostage-taker ruled sober
• Antigo shop searched for guns
• Walker: State will aggressively court jobs
• Playoffs not moneymaker for Packers
• School district nursing services face cuts
• New Senator Ron Johnson set to begin totally different life
• Marshfield entrepreneur dies at 66
• 11 candidates run for Granton School Board
• Hey fans Upload your Packers photos here
• Ministry hospitals list top baby names of 2010
• Tuesday police, fire reports
• Van Hollen moves to join multistate health care lawsuit
• Hurd Windows and Doors buys New Jersey company
• Central Wisconsin Drug Task Force receives grants
• Changes brewing at Cattails Coffee
• Granton students begin wellness initiative
• FDIC orders three central Wisconsin banks to improve
• Duffy still plans to hold public meetings
• Arizona shooting sobering for Wisconsins new members of Congress
• Former Manson Insurance execs accused of stealing $9 million
• E-readers kindle conflict for book lovers
• Police looking for car in hit and run
• Flags lowered thorugh Thursday
• Marshfield Common Council meets Tuesday
• Warmer weather today through the work week
• Monday police, fire reports
• Central Wisconsin Childrens Museums grand opening a lot of fun
• Students pass Go, collect $200 in Monopoly tournament
• Colby show choir gets its time to shine
• Winter activities draw many to Powers Bluff Park
• Court candidates test state-backed campaign money
• Gov. Walkers bold agenda a political risk
• Wood County to open mental health centers
• The Friday Night Legends Show at Dales Weston Lanes
• Sunny today, high 17 degrees
• Sunday police and fire reports
• Study nixes link between vaccines and autism
• Week in Review: New people, new issues, same politics
• Gov. Walkers bold agenda a political risk
• Local football coaches say Packers have good chance
• Downtown stays open more Sundays
• Bedbugs found in central Wisconsin
• Locally Owned: Mixers provide variety in concrete blocks
• Budgeting experts suggest using payroll tax cut to pay off debts, plan ahead
• U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords shot, U.S. District Judge John Roll and 5 others killed in Arizona rampage
• Arizona Rep. Giffords shot, 6 killed in rampage
• Saturday fire, ambulance reports
• Police bust drinking party, 14 Marshfield teens cited
• Marathon Countys 10-year land management plan emphasizes conservation
• Colby gets pumped up for Central Wisconsin Show Choir Spectacular
• Report of fraud accusation stuns Manson Insurance owner
• Man shares story of overcoming dyslexia
• Man denies taking explicit photos of Marshfield teen baby sitter
• State grants to play role in Wisconsin Supreme Court campaigns
• Grand opening of Central Wisconsin Childrens Museum set for today
• Badgers Clay declares for the NFL draft
• Photo gallery: Images of ice, cold and snow
• Wis traffic deaths below 5-year average
• Loggers Landing at Grand Lodge giveaway-enter to win
• Bitter cold today, Saturday
• Friday police, fire reports
• New Wis. DNR leader promises to help businesses
• Hmong leader Vang Pao dies
• Colby band plays important, unseen role in show choir
• Mosinee man charged in another standoff
• Grand opening of Central Wisconsin Childrens Museum set for Saturday
• Man faces attempted murder charges
• Cocaine arrest in Wausau leads to 8-year sentence for Chicago man
• Doctor provides details of teens slaying
• Gamblers struggling with Packers matchup
• A-1 Flooring keeps business in the family
• Badgers Watt to enter NFL draft
• Early tests show Ark. blackbirds died of trauma
• Obama again nominates Butler for federal judge
• Bitter cold coming
• Wednesday police, fire reports
• Colby Choir Coalition senior eager to entertain
• Witnesses testify about grisly murder scene in trial of Raul Ponce-Rocha
• Wood County Sheriffs Department chief deputy steps into new role
• Stevens Point mall down to two stores as Claires closes
• Marathon County Board size shouldnt change, members say
• New Wisconsin lawmakers take their seats in Congress
• Wisconsin Sen.-elect Johnson to be sworn in
• GOP lawmaker promises cut-and-grow budget stance
• Wednesday police, fire reports
• 7 Marshfield officials uncontested in spring election
• Some show choir members also find time to play multiple sports
• Former Casa Loma restaurant building demolished to make way for future project
• Shopping spree winner hauls in a feast -- in less than three minutes
• Walkers civil lawsuit reforms draw split reaction
• Prep hockey: Wests Susens records 500th victory
• Obama to sign bill to improve nations food safety
• Unemployed
• Mega Millions lottery jackpot up to $330 million
• Outgoing Wis. treasurer says $33 million returned
• Tuesday police, fire reports
• Massage therapists sue Favre, Jets over texts
• Recycling capacity expands for Marshfield residents
• Moms help show go on for Colby High School Show Choir
• Packers fans plan trips to Philly
• Gov. Scott Walker: Wisconsin open for business
• City gears up for CIP planning
• Walker takes legal action against federal health care law
• Monday police, fire reports
• Marathon County deputies respond to series of crashes in morning commute
• Colby show choir finds its own Glee through performance
• MSTC president ready to keep learning
• New Years baby born weeks early
• Walker plans gala for todays inauguration
• Sober ride service low on funds
• End of the line Favre says it is
• Sunday police, fire reports
• Clubs work hard so snowmobilers can enjoy trails
• District Board chairwoman: Stakeholders key to Mid-State Technical College
• United Way donations ready to be put to use
• Horned Frogs edge Badgers 21-19
• Saturday police, fire reports
• Abbotsford man among dead in New Orleans warehouse fire
• Abbotsford man identified among warehouse fire victims
• New and (same old) resolutions for New Year
• State Patrol advises motorists to monitor weather, road conditions
• Friday police, fire reports
• Reporters, photographers share favorite 2010 stories
• A look back at 2010
• Officials weigh how to stop Asian carp
• Plow drivers clear the way
• Northwest zone Marathon County snowmobile trails closed
• Cutler doesnt expect much rest against Packers
• Rose Bowl gear big business in Wisconsin
• Area freezing rain advisory
• 9 plead guilty to rigging Milwaukee bingo game
• Thursday police, fire reports
• Retiring MSTC president reflects on tenure
• Pet oxygen masks donated to Marshfield Fire and Rescue Department
• Some governors keep inaugural low key but not Scott Walker
• Television shooting, Wausau mans wild goose chase, controversial ballot description just some of the strange stories in Wisaconsin in 2010
• Powers Bluff, snowmobile update
• Wednesday police, fire reports
• Nice day, freezing drizzle tonight
• Burglary reported at Penny Court businesses
• Weekend forecast could cause travel problems
• Wood County joins Wisconsin Victim Information and Notification Everyday residents track criminals in prison system
• Shopping spree winner named
• Freshman lawmakers advised to listen, be patient, tell truth
• Walker proposes revamping Commerce Department
• Clark County blood drives
• Warmer weather heading this way
• Tuesday police, fire reports
• Christmas tree disposal options abound in Marshfield
• Motor enthusiasts aspire to invent
• Governor-elect Scott Walker stands by 250,000 jobs pledge
• Man charged with exploiting Marshfield teen
• Correction: Megabucks winning numbers for Dec. 22 drawing
• Wisconsin will soon have first Latina legislator
• 2 dead, 1 injured after northern Wis accident
• Train crash Sunday morning
• Monday police, fire reports
• Marshfield a finalist for Main Street award
• Occupants safely escape Christmas house fire in Stevens Point
• Gas station, hotel, restaurant workers meet community needs on Christmas
• Wood Co. sheriffs second in command retires today
• Friendship Dinner draws crowd to American Legion post on Christmas
• Strange happenings around Wisconsin in 2010
• Fire damages home on Christmas Day
• Death notices
• Study: Teen birth rates decline
• 10 post-holiday activities to keep feeling merry and bright
• Smart drug abuse rising on Wisconsin campuses
• Womens group helps EMS protect central Wis. children
• Restaurateur takes humble approach to goodwill effort
• Schools try to help students stay warm
• Saturday police, fire reports
• Skiers revel in real snow at Granite Peak
• Last-minute Christmas shoppers cheer retailers
• Officials prepare for life after Whiting NewPage loss
• Incoming legislators unfazed by task
• Report: Smoking ban cleans air
• Snowmobilers on way to Eagle River derby
• Newspaper office closed today
• Friday police, fire reports
• Post office, WEPack report holiday shipping increases
• Greenwood songwriter gains exposure
• E. coli reported at Zillman Meat Market
• Flag donations to help other veterans causes
• Recession batters lottery sales
• Newspaper offices closed Friday for holiday
• Kwik Trip to add 400 jobs in La Crosse, 2,000 companywide
• Milwaukee man charged in 7 slayings due in court
• Mostly cloudy Until Christmas
• Snowmobile trails update
• Thursday police, fire reports
• Central Avenue repaving project wins national award
• Program fosters fitness among Wood County kids
• Marshfield School Board primary planned local election filing deadline looms
• Colin Sokolowskis Marshfield adolescence shaped Accidental Adult
• Antigo man in fair condition after salvage yard accident
• Election board relaxes rule requiring disclosure of attack ad sponsors
• Snowmobile trails update
• Milk production lags in Wisconsin, Minnesota
• Slippery driving conditions today
• Wednesday police, fire reports
• Wood County officials OK combining departments into Human Services Department
• Wick property sold to Carbo Ceramics for $4.2 million
• Marshfield man dies in wall collapse at Chippewa Falls construction site
• Wood County undersheriff position dropped chief deputy added
• Wood County, Marshfield ban fake marijuana
• Population up 6 percent but U.S. House seats stay the same
• Authors capture history of Mid-State Technical College
• Two people rescued from floating ice near Sturgeon Bay
• City of Marshfield deer hunt results released
• How They Voted: Marshfield Common Council
• PHOTOS: Top entertainment stories of 2010
• Wood County Board bans synthetic marijuana
• City deer hunt results
• Marshfield man dies working on construction site
• Marshfield man dies working on construction site
• Census set to show Wis. retaining 8 US House seats
• Area in winter weather advisory
• Tuesday police, fire reports
• Marshfield grandma Connie Degneau earns college degree
• Wisconsin Rapids man doesnt plan to fight citation he received for continuing to operate homeless shelter
• Chestnut Avenue Center offers classes for learners of all ages
• Missing Antigo teenager found in MInnesota
• Regional synagogue bridges communities
• Grant to aid health care workers
• Chimney fire quickly contained
• Snowmobile trails open in Wood County
• Person injured at Wellers Auto Salvage in Franzen
• Driver faces 8th OWI charge
• Stock the Shelves effort raises $551,064
• Snowmobile trails to open today
• Chimney fire quickly extinguished
• Monday police reports
• Poverty rates up in most Wis. counties
• Man injured in logging incident
• County Board to decide on chief deputy position
• Teams compete to build snow sculptures
• Teams compete to build snow sculptures
• Santa says economy not dampening kids spirits
• Doyle tenure marked by economy
• Reports: Brewers trade for Royals Greinke
• Kohler union prepares to vote on labor contract
• Sunday police and fire reports
• One injured in Friday night crash
• Fire engulfs small shed
• Calendar of events
• Cold weather chills Red Kettle campaigns
• Avoid brain freezes to prevent snowblowing injuries
• New law doesnt worry local insurance providers
• U.S. Rep. Dave Obey reflects on more than 40 years in Congress
• Florida shooting a safety reminder to public officials
• First responders fill need for emergency aid in region
• Antigo teenager Christina M. Whaley missing since Monday
• Its official: Rodgers out for Sundays game
• Saturday police, fire reports
• Winter Wonderland becomes destination for weddings
• Man injured in semitrailer crash
• Bruce Mound, Powers Bluff open
• DNR begins phosphorus analysis
• Rail supporters look to other proposals
• Duffy announces staff hires
• CWA receives $250,000 grant
• Groups offer helping hands to NewPage employees
• Farm workers death under investigation
• Marshfield DoorSystems accused of working against labor union
• Urgent Care holiday hours set
• Pet supplies to be collected
• On the Agenda: Marshfield Common Council
• Girls basketball: Marshfield overcomes SPASH
• Milwaukee clergy sex abuse victims demand more transparency, turn down $4.6 million to resolve lawsuits
• Looking for something to do this weekend
• Below-normal temps to continue
• Wal-Mart recalls 2.2 million electric heaters
• Friday police, fire reports
• Moms juggle family, studies to earn MSTC degrees
• Stroke victim, lost dog reunited
• Retailers hope for holiday sales surge after snowy weekend
• Marshfield takes charge of private chimney demolition
• Police break up suspected shoplifting spree in Rib Mountain
• Duffy names top aides
• Unemployment drops for Wisconsin
• UW to launch new health degrees online
• 92 percent of Marshfield stores pass tobacco sales test
• Cold weather to stick around
• Thursday police, fire reports
• State grant to fund green training for workers
• Why Not Wausau organizers want new location
• Badger State Games sign-ups begin
• State anticipates significant increase in cases when income threshold for public defenders drops in June
• Olympian, Wisconsin native shares strategies with local curlers
• State commission approves $10 million for Marshfield-based rural dentistry school
• Wausau man faces federal drug charge
• Stevens Point mayor has plans for mall
• Benefit to help with search for missing woman
• State commission approves $10M for Marshfield-based rural dentistry school
• Goodrich man dies in tractor accident
• Fingerprint scanners for Wis day care facilities
• Wednesday police, public safety reports
• Gunman fires at Fla. school board, kills self
• Bond lowered in reckless homicide case
• Marathon County Sheriff Randy Hoenisch apologizes for harsh comments
• Study finds central Wisconsin regional system transit feasible
• Pulmonary rehabilitation improves quality of life
• Gov.-elect Scott Walker representative gathers feedback for transition
• Badger State Games registration open
• How They Voted: Marshfield Common Council
• Postal worker in Whitefish Bay delivers mail in the buff
• Two-vehicle crash near Thorp kills one
• Man pleads not guilty to arson
• Neillsville man arrested in Ky.
• Marshfield woman pleads not guilty to reckless homicide charge
• Neillsville man drives on wrong side of Kentucky highway
• Tuesday police, fire reports
• Snowmobile trail grooming under way
• Madison police examine burglary link in Brittany Zimmermanns death
• Trial to go forward in 2003 trucker slaying
• Snow removal continues as crews work to improve visibility
• Marshfield School Board listening session on superintendent draws one person
• Marshfield mans death in snow one of five connected to weekend snowstorm in Wisconsin
• Police look at link to burglary in Zimmermann murder
• Favre inactive for tonight starts streak ends at 297
• Two vehicle collision in Thorp kills one
• Monday police, fire reports
• LeRoy Butler visits Marshfield for Striking Out Breast Cancer fundraiser
• Cookie Walk supports Christ Lutheran Church youth groups travel plans
• Federal ban targets synthetic marijuana as Marshfield considers own ordinance
• Man shuts down snowmobile trail on his land over frustration with taxes
• Rib Mountain State Park nixes campsites -- for now
• Marshfield man, 37, found dead in cold
• Teacher contract talks stall in Loyal
• Marshfield man found dead Sunday morning
• Calendar of events
• State patrol: Stay off the roads statewide
• Young UWSP grads overwhelmingly happy with college experience
• Northcentral Technical College graduates hopeful for their future
• International Trade Commission ruling couldnt save Whiting mill
• Many out and about Saturday afternoon during central Wisconsins first heavy snowfall of the season
• Antique trunk found in Wash. opens door to local history
• Snow cant stop fans of Rudolphs Country Christmas
• Coalition worries incoming Republican leaders put BadgerCare at risk
• Saturday police, fire reports
• Winter storm warning remains in effect
• Man accused of writing 30 checks from dead moms accounts
• Jehovahs Witnesses reject Christmas celebrations, rituals found in many other Christian faiths
• Reports conflict on armored vehicle funding
• Seasons first big snowfall expected today
• Marshfield Clinic saves Medicare millions
• Duffy appointed to Financial Services Committee
• Public listening schedule set
• On the Agenda: Marshfield Common Council
• Bond increased for Adams Co. man accused of killing mother, hiding her body
• Sun to shine, but snow on the way
• Updated: Friday police, fire reports
• Whiting mill closure will affect areas economy
• Monico man hand-painted 5,000 stars in Kovac Planetarium
• Racist sign returns to Abbotsford storefront
• Element Mobile to give wreaths to Salvation Army donors
• Stroke deaths decline locally and nationally
• Keep the Wreath Green
• Man found guilty in door-beating case
• High-speed train supporters lament loss of federal funds
• Offices to close for holidays
• Correction
• Prep wrestling: West tops Marshfield
• Call 511 to check road conditions
• 2 deputies injured in western Wis. standoff
• Preliminary hearing set for man accused of killing his mother
• Winter weather advisory, expect ice, snow
• Thursday police, fire reports
• Residents to meet with new cardinal Raymond Leo Burke
• NewPage to close Whiting mill
• Whiting mill dates back to 1890s
• Whiting paper mill closure surprises area residents, officials
• Area paper mills faring better, experts say
• Galloway will lead state Senate committee
• UW may offer college algebra at Marshfield High School
• Bomb scare at Auburndale High School prompts review
• Former treasurer for Abbotsford Fire Department sentenced for theft
• Former Abbotsford fire department treasurer to be sentenced for theft today
• Auburndale High investigating bottle bomb incident
• NewPage Corp., to close Whiting mill in February
• Cold today and remainder of week
• Superior rejects ban on fast food toys
• Wednesday police, fire reports
• Marshfield antlerless deer season begins
• Democrats demand changes to Obama-GOP tax deal
• Businesses learn new health care requirements, employee rights
• Cardinal Raymond Burke provides family special honors at Vatican
• Trial begins for man accused of beating woman with door
• Baby born in Wisconsin Rapids Kwik Trip parking lot
• GOP cheers state chairman for national position
• Authorities ID drivers in fatal crash
• Attorney general to sue over health care reform
• Hundreds attend Wisconsin hostage takers memorial
• 2 arrests in weekend standoff in western Wisconsin
• Monday police, fire reports
• Abbotsford Christmas Parade features childhood favorites
• Musician refuses to let cancer derail singing career
• Musician refuses to let cancer derail singing career
• Proposed military pay raise panned
• Fire destroys Pittsville home
• Sunday police, fire reports
• Fire destroys Pittsville home
• Keep the Wreath Green campaign: Two red bulbs added to wreath
• Survey: People prefer printed legal notices
• Anemic job growth continued in October
• Money troubles preceded moms death in Wausau case
• Beware of Rose Bowl ticket scams
• Drop in seedling demand forces DNR program evaluation
• Wisconsin lawmakers push through Hmong burial bill
• Nekoosa woman seeks to change insurance restrictions on baby formula
• Planned Highway 66 roadwork could disrupt commute
• Saturday police, fire reports
• Out There: Punt, Pass and Kick championship features Chani Pulchinski
• Hannah Center memorials offer solace to grieving parents
• Packers fans ready for an Ice Bowl
• Keep the wreath green
• Loophole lets taxes slip away
• Officials: Big Flats man shot his mom
• Big Flats woman shot in back, complaint says
• Friday police, safety reports
• Festival of Light auction supports Ministry Saint Josephs Hospital
• Marshfield High School Madrigals prepare medieval holiday feast
• Marshfields Stoney River Assisted Living facility offers luxury amenities
• Knights of Columbus to hold coat collection at Winter Wonderland
• Suspect in 2008 homicide found guilty of burglary
• MSTC names Sue Budjac its next president
• Marathon County Public Library systems next director loves libraries
• Mosinee dog heads to California for championship
• Pair plan Dryhootch group for veterans in central Wisconsin
• Man arrested for August burglary
• Sears to donate proceeds
• Wis. Supreme Court says prior convictions count
• Thursday police, fire reports
• Wisconsin congressional delegation likely to lose some clout
• Dental Clinic doctor from Marshfield cares for patients in India
• Marshfield School Board to seek input on next superintendent
• Publishers Clearing House Prize Patrol makes trek to meet winner
• MSTC hopes to announce its next president soon
• Ginseng farmers see crop loss, price hike
• Wednesday police, fire reports
• Abbyland Foods settles environmental lawsuit for $600,000
• Wood County Sheriffs Department gets new K-9
• Students create T-shirts to raise awareness of statewide ban
• Police: Student who took hostages in Marinette High School dies after shooting self
• Wall Street pares losses on optimism over tax cuts
• Committee seeks to review liquor license demerit points
• UW-M/WC to host adult learner night
• Marshfield School Board to hold special meeting
• Cut-off of jobless aid would lower economic growth
• New edition of You magazine
• Man shot while deer hunting remains in serious condition
• Hunter in serious condition
• Sen. John McCain praises outgoing Wisconsin Sen. Russ Feingold in speech on Senate floor
• Tuesday police and fire reports
• Video added: Police credit teacher in Marinette hostage situation
• Deadline for No-Call List is today
• Business leaders confidence in economy mixed
• Marshfield community Thanksgiving dinner runs short because of delivery demand
• Boomer jaunts to rejuvenate
• Boomers vacation far and frequently
• New drug helps better prevent strokes
• Homicide charges expected soon in Adams County case
• LIVE CHAT: Join us to talk Packers and the weekend in sports
• Monday police, fire reports
• Medford woman dies in horse fall
• Woman arrested for 5th OWI after crash
• Families embrace tradition with trips to Christmas tree farm
• Wisconsin potato exports increase
• Deer harvest unclear as gun hunting season concludes
• Employers report dip in quantity -- not quality -- of seasonal resumes
• Fire destroys garage, pickup truck, tools
• Births
• Fire destroys garage
• Families head out in search of perfect Christmas tree
• Distraction, weather present challenges for young drivers
• Richard R. Manhardt Jr.
• Cora P. Shearier
• Roman Bud Lauby
• Program helps veterans find work
• Death notices
• Brief
• Street maintenance, emergency services bump cities spending
• Outside campaign spending topped $10M
• Seniors grapple with whether to downsize living arrangements
• Mutt Hutt owner groomed for success
• Rudolph crash victim critical
• Saturday police, fire reports
• Road crews ready for snowy winter
• Red Kettle donations provide rent aid
• Shoppers crowd stores in search of bargains
• Experts say tough fight ahead for deer disease
• Granite Peak set to open for weekend
• Website of Shame proves to be long-term collection winner
• Friday police, fire reports
• Winter Wonderland ready to illuminate Wildwood Park and Zoo
• Community dinner volunteers serve happy Thanksgiving
• Deadline to register for no-call list is Tuesday
• High-speed rail plan lands in tug of war
• Inventor proceeds with underwater generator plans
• Student leaders at Mid-State Technical College wish they could have more say in hiring school president
• Mid-State Technical College leader expected to build community relations
• Bat hearing planned for Monday in Wausau
• Column: Rush for sales helps avid shopper forget cold
• Rescued turkey finds safe haven
• Dane County settles suit with family of slain student
• Stratford travelers watch Burke become cardinal
• Wood County kicks off Keep the Wreath Green program
• Hunter remains in critical condition
• Family of slain Marshfield woman reaches settlement with Dane Co.
• Family of slain Marshfield woman reaches settlement with Dane Co.
• Central Wisconsin Airport travelers say full-body scanners are no threat
• City flags lowered today
• Report: Evidence destroyed in Wis. cold cases
• TSA chief: Resisting scanners just means delays
• Snow today after 4 p.m.
• Wednesday police, fire reports
• Bad weather, higher costs hit Thanksgiving travelers
• Loyal schools consider sharing resources
• Homeless shelter group seeks alternatives
• Marshfield Common Council OKs $40.5 million budget
• Two Nekoosa men charged with felonies in fatal shooting of dog
• Hunters urged to limit drinking
• UWSP aims to recruit students from Middle East
• City a Groundwater Guardian
• Sheriff holds office hours
• United Methodist Church in Neillsville provides dinner
• How They Voted: Marshfield Common Council
• Name of Vesper woman killed in crash released
• Wis. sales tax hike proposed by Walker team member
• Marshfield Council to vote on budget tonight
• UW leaders call for civility on campuses
• Insurance doesnt cover Milwaukee priest sex abuse
• Holiday travel headaches include body scans, high gas prices
• Calling all Black Friday shoppers
• Nov. Moments of Life
• Wood Co. authorities release name of Vesper woman killed in crash
• Rare November tornado causes damage in Wis
• Snow gives way to sun today
• Tuesday police, fire reports
• Universal design enables more accessible living
• Deer kills reported up across Wisconsin
• National high-speed train advocates concerned over governors rejections
• Marshfield hunter in critical condition
• Hunters kill 106,000 deer in Wisconsin
• Shot hunter in critical condition
• NFL: Vikings fire Childress
• Slight chance of snow
• UW-Marshfield restarts dean search
• Calling all Black Friday shoppers
• Correction: Marshfield budget hearing Tuesday
• Wisconsin Dells ride fall victim speaks out
• Monday police, fire reports
• Bambi Bembenek dies in Ore.
• Gov. Doyle considers 2 requests to commute sentences
• Fundraisers help Marshfield Clinic employees, patients
• MHS drama director still going after 100 shows
• Deer hunters find early success
• Deer hunters find early success
• Father of five determined to fight pancreatic cancer
• Missing Wood County man found dead
• AbbyBank seeks hats, mittens
• Jason Borchardt of Edgar named as wounded hunter in shooting
• Sunday Public Safety
• Former La Crosse Bishop Raymond Burke is now a cardinal
• No Call List deadline set for Nov. 30
• Hunters report deer are running crazy on opening day
• Hunters report deer are running crazy on opening day
• Hunting widows find other ways to spend time during season opener
• Hunting widows find other ways to spend time during season opener
• Low interest rates make refinancing a popular option
• Calendar of events
• Hunter shot in Arpin
• Citywide Thanksgiving meal plans under way
• Annual Tomahawk Venison Feed kicks off deer season
• Soldier Travis Haley runs marathons to support wounded warriors
• Soldier Travis Haley runs marathons to support wounded warriors
• Two Marshfield women honored on Oprahs Favorite Things episode
• Annual Tomahawk Venison Feed kicks off deer season
• Hunters asked to help police
• Hunters asked to help police with missing persons
• On the Agenda: Marshfield Common Council
• City budget hearing Monday
• Club News: VFW Post 6352
• Follow SPASH D-1 title game live
• Audit: Losses will affect Wis. retirees for years
• Attention Oprah fans: Marshfield woman is on todays show
• Sheboygan Falls crash caused by vomiting dog
• Former Rhinelander officer accused of battery, sexual assault
• Friday police, fire reports
• Packers playoff ticket invoices going out
• Rory Kuenzi found guilty in fatal Waupaca County hit-and-run crash
• Hunters urged to employ safe tactics during annual deer season
• Passport to Compassion event to give taste of poverty
• Hunting movie rolls out the orange carpet
• Adams County woman was killed, autopsy finds
• Board will skip search firm to replace superintendent
• WIAA football: Brillion finishes off Colby in D-5
• WIAA football: Edgar wins D-6 title
• Sheriff: Big Flats woman apparent victim of homicide
• Wis. group finds average turkey dinner costs $4.50
• Thursday police and fire reports
• Wis. soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Favre: Shoulders OK and theres still hope
• Video: Mark Felsheim, candidate for MSTC president
• Hornets hyped to return to state
• Candidate wants to come home, lead Mid-State Technical College
• City Councils plan would have tax rates at lowest level in 10 years
• Big Flats man charged in found body case
• State high court upholds Juneau County mans convictions
• Award will aid stroke research
• Which teams will win at state
• Authorities: Wis. man shoots TV over Palin dance
• Insurance provider gets high marks for Medicare plans
• Update: Human remains likely those of mother, complaint says
• Wis. Reps. want options for high-speed rail money
• Open-pit mine proposed for northern Wis
• Wednesday police, fire reports
• Video: Sandra Duckett, interviews for president at MSTC
• Taste of Home teaches kitchen tricks for holiday hosts
• Police find decomposing body on property in Adams County
• Officials: Evers school plan might help some districts
• Mid-State Technical College president candidate touts business background
• Proposed chicken ordinance ruffles feathers in Marshfield
• Public library sets holiday hours
• Kohl rep to hold Marshfield hours
• Man sentenced for fatal OWI crash
• YMCA closed for Thanksgiving
• Packers return, Vikings next
• Tuesday police, fire reports
• Area woman featured in national video
• Pearce Wireless, PC Doctors grow with technology
• DNR urges hunters to use guns with care
• Medford man sentenced for fatal OWI crash
• Wausau robbery suspect hospitalized
• Thorp mayor charged with violating restraining order
• MSTC candidate would seek collaborative solutions
• Parade kicks off holiday season
• Updated: Activists ask Walker to reconsider high-speed rail
• Thorp mayor in court related to domestic abuse order
• Update: Medford man sentenced to five years in prison for fatal drunken driving crash
• Fire alarm evacuates hotel Sunday morning
• Report of police officer impersonation
• 2 victims identified in Wis snow-related collision
• Report shows road builders favor Walker
• Monday police, fire reports
• Mark Twains 100-year-old autobiography released today
• MSTC president candidates to tour campus
• Proposed school aid plan would cost $420M
• Stewart Inn receives eco-elegant label
• Festival of Hope to replace Spencerama
• Marshfield Public Library connects people with support, community events
• Fake pot pulled from Marshfield store shelves
• Rain later, sun Monday
• Wis., 6 unions reach tentative labor agreement
• Snowstorm causes 400 Minn. crashes 2 die in Wis.
• Sunday police and fire reports
• Impact of state government turnover unclear
• Calendar
• UW System expands its online programs
• Feds propose graphic cigarette warning labels
• DNR seeking new breed of hunter
• With lessons from race, state Sen. Julie Lassa hopes cooperation can bring progress
• QA with Scott Krug, 72nd Assembly District
• QA with Louis J. Molepske Jr., 71st Assembly District
• QA with Amy Sue Vruwink, 70th Assembly District
• Retailers work to keep tobacco from minors
• Packers sign TE Havner, put Tauscher on IR
• Rain all day, maybe snow tonight
• Saturday police, fire reports
• Cherney joins Central Wisconsin Agribusiness Innovation Center
• Bridge Center sees progress, growth
• Wausau attorney reprimanded for not reporting OWI charges
• Motive given in D.C. Everest students slaying
• Food pantries crave venison
• Duffy, Ribble prepare for new roles, new life
• Students organize feminine product donation drive
• Johnson adhering to watchdog pledge
• Tax firm owner get 3 years probation for tax fraud
• Prep football: Hornets return to state
• Farmers markets find home indoors at Cedar Creek
• Friday police, fire reports
• Harley turns down state tax credits
• Sterger meets with NFL about Favre
• Families, dog escape east side Wausau house fire
• Pittsville school forest work honored
• Study: Screening decreases lung cancer deaths
• Gov.-elect Scott Walker demands Doyle stop projects
• Third-graders given rare opportunity to see U.S. flag retirement ceremony
• Computer programmers celebrate World Usability Day
• Marathon County Board approves funding for two programs heavily supported by the public
• Cranking it Up picks for football semi-final games
• Fire destroys Emmet barn
• Church treasurer charged with theft
• Clarification
• Courthouse holiday closings set
• Deadly crash under investigation
• How They Voted: Marshfield Board of Education
• Wood Co. ready to implement Unified, Social services merger
• Sen. Kohl rep to make stop
• Veteran shares military memories
• Driver in fatal Clark County crash identified
• Fair aims to ease diabetes challenges
• Night owls smarter than morning people
• Marshfield School District Superintendent Bruce King to retire
• Talgo workers, Watertown mayor worry about losing high-speed train line
• Mosinee man pinned under construction machine
• Wednesday police, fire reports
• Hub Gallery: 44th annual Country Music Awards
• Poll: How squeamish is hubby
• Driver in fatal Clark County crash identified
• State joins search for missing Wausau woman
• Rural teacher blogs about using technology in the classroom
• Scott Suder elected state Assembly majority leader
• Spencer mom publishes book about disabilities
• Wife keeping Korean War veterans story alive
• Hub Gallery: Conan, Quaid, Mellencamp and more
• Police investigate more harassment on Whitewater campus
• Wednesday morning police, fire reports
• DNR renews air quality alert for central Wisconsin
• No toys with Happy Meals
• Neillsville church treasurer accused of theft
• Deadly crash investigation continues
• Wisconsinoutdoorfun.com wants your hunting stories, photos
• Donna Seidel elected assistant minority leader
• Faux pot banned in Wausau
• Mail holiday care packages to troops by Friday
• Wood County to fund flags for veterans graves
• Child porn suspect to stand trial
• Wausau police look for home invasion suspect
• Municipalities seek FEMA reimbursement for flood damage repairs
• Loyal graduate asks current students to help orphans in Haiti
• Blow dart shooter given two-year prison sentence
• Dental Clinic of Marshfield creates tropical atmosphere for pediatric patients
• First draft of design for new library, senior center revealed
• On the Hub: Conan returns, zombies and Michael Jackson
• Bye bye McCarthy gives Packers full week off
• Wis. Army Reserve unit ordered to Afghanistan
• Updated: Tuesday police, fire reports
• DNR issues air quality alert for central Wisconsin
• Wisconsinoutdoorfun.com: Blogger asks you to share your wild game recipes
• Given thanks yet
• Victim of Clark County crash identified
• Waushara Co. investigates firearm incident
• Roadwork to slow traffic on Interstate 39
• Lots of milestones at once
• Refrigerator Art photo contest
• Badgers No. 7 in BCS rankings
• Gay rights advocates fear GOP agenda
• Wood County Board to consider budget with no tax rate change, no wage increases
• Small business help available
• On the Agenda: Marshfield Common Council
• Alpine Holiday draws crowds
• Arpin woman goes the distance to end poverty
• Hub Gallery: MTV Europe Music Awards
• What will you spend on gifts
• Gallery: The CW Hub rocks out with Pat McCurdy in Point
• Monday police, fire reports
• Hmong election makes history
• Can a freshman congressman compete with a senior
• Former lumberjack, reality TV star, DA makes his way to D.C. as lawmaker
• Marshfield Clinic part of Wisconsin Medical Entrepreneurship Foundation
• Property tax relief crecit under fire from education officials
• Tough budget choices nothing new for government leaders
• Sunday police and fire reports
• Wis. team has longest streak in NCAA football
• Badgers No. 7 in BCS rankings
• WIAA football playoffs: Sites named for semifinal games
• Calendar of events
• Agents recommend flexible holiday travel plans
• Partners of the Americas proposal selected
• Police seek info on rollover crash
• Agribusiness Innovation Center hires new executive director
• Olde Hotel Antique Shoppe auctions off inventory
• DNR tracking mother of four cubs as research when it was killed
• Increasing poverty among students challenges educators
• Details emerge on historic find
• Saturday police, fire reports
• Wis. man charged in alleged drug lab
• Packers Colledge practices, probable for Sunday
• Correction
• One-stop shopping for outdoors nuts
• Lassa nets senate leadership post
• Friday police, fire reports
• Hunter bags two bucks at once
• Poll: Guilty pleasures
• Prep volleyball: Auburndale falls to St. Catherine in state semis
• Judge: Grand Rapids police officer shooting suspect not ready for trial
• Shooting suspect not ready for trial
• Wisconsin Valley Fair sees profit
• Doyle puts brakes on high-speed rail line plans
• Chef competition to aid womens shelter
• Walker asks UW for help on economy
• Lost furniture leads to crashes on Highway 29
• Consolidated nears sale of local dams
• Aid agencys move from Owen sparks protest
• Auburndale volleyball team returns to state tournament
• Cranberry haul short of estimates
• Voters want focus on economy
• Athens voters turn down referendum
• Tourism federation lobbies for $15 million budget
• No new clues in search for Stephanie Low
• Cooking comfortably: Hands Foundation makes Neillsville home accessible
• Alpine Holiday a community-building fundraiser
• Thursday police, fire reports
• Ashland library accepts food in lieu of overdue fines
• Gallery: Megamind movie stills
• Daily thanks, add yours
• 3-month rule
• Loyal voters turn down school referendum
• Kind retains seat
• Challenger Scott Krug defeats Marlin Schneider in 72nd Assembly District race
• Williams wins by landslide in 87th Assembly District
• Wednesday police, fire reports
• Johnson topples Feingold
• Hub Gallery: Gaga, WWE, Green Day and more
• Walker defeats Barrett
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• Voters support banning of transportation fund raids
• Live chat: Discuss election results with us here
• J.B. Van Hollen re-elected as attorney general
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• Decker ousted from Wis. Senate
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• Wood County coroner earns re-election
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• Incumbent Jerry Petrowski keeps 86th Assembly District spot
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• Scott Walker defeats Tom Barrett for governor position
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• J.B. Van Hollen re-elected as attorney general
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• Russ Decker ousted from state Senate by Pam Galloway
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• Hoenisch wins new term as Marathon County sheriff
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• Duffy leads Republican charge by beating state Sen. Lassa for 7th District seat
• Russ Decker ousted from state Senate by Pam Galloway
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• Democrat Amy Sue Vruwink among few in party to win tops John Spiros for 70th District
• Theft reported at hospital pharmacy
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• Kreitlow loses to GOP challenger
• Holtz defeats Quante for Taylor Co. treasurer
• ND man dies in Wis. plane crash
• Don't forget the Registration Event on Monday, Nov. 15. Register for Spring classes in one easy step!
• Register for Winterim classes starting Nov. 1 http://courseschedules.uwc.edu/?campus=MSF&term=1113&incOnl=true&sepOnl=true
• Hub Gallery: Glee gala, Due Date premiere and more
• Political calls, mailings
• Brewers hire Ron Roenicke
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• Man faces 4 felonies in police shooting case
• Robbery suspect to stand trial
• Portage County police shooting brings 4 felony charges
• Marshfield theater shows tea party movie
• Black bear spotted roaming citys southwest side
• Stratford company builds underwater energy generator model
• Marshfield crew learns to use new equipment to suppress fuel fires
• Tuesday police, fire reports
• Wondering where to vote Click here
• 3,000 pounds of marijuana found at Wis plant
• Wisconsinoutdoorfun.com wants your hunting stories, photos
• Gallery: WIAA State Cross Country
• Bear sightings in city limits
• Vikings waive Randy Moss
• Marshfield hosts bowling contest just for women
• Dog park fans celebrate anniversary, Howl-O-Ween
• Voters to weigh in on regulation of state transportation fund
• Sean Duffy, Julie Lassa maintain fundraising momentum
• Gallery: Halloween costumes at sports games this weekend
• Wis. Senate candidates play nice as election nears
• Poll: Holidays creep up
• Public Safety
• Agricultural land use in decline
• Additional Honor Flights planned for WWII veterans
• Where do 7th Congressional District candidates stand
• Soldiers say work helped after Fort Hood shootings
• Political ad money tops $100 million nationwide
• Public Safety
• Community calendar
• The Web: The next frontier for political ads
• Loyal School District asks voters for additional funds
• Duffy takes message door to door in Marshfield
• Barrett, Walker spar over jobs in final governor debate
• State Assembly 70th District candidates focus on business
• Public Safety
• WIAA cross country: East girls repeat West 5th more results
• WIAA football Level 2 playoffs: Edgar edges I-S other updates
• Willy Wonka, Jr. will be performed at 7:30 p.m. Thursday-Friday, August 12-13 and 2 p.m. Saturday, August 14 in the Helen Laird Theatre at UW-Marshfield/Wood County, 2000 W. 5th St., Marshfield. Tickets are $10. The Campus Box Office is open 4-6:30 p.m.
• Put On By UW-Marshfield/Wood County Office of Continuing Education Production 7:30p.m. August 12-13 2 p.m. August 14th
• 1 hour of your time + 1 pint of your blood = 3 lives saved.
• Check your Trick or Treat hours
• Meeting turns eye toward manufacturing industry
• UWSP students to get firefighting training
• Kapanke, Kind: Debt, economy among priorities
• Jobs focus of 87th District Assembly race
• New poll due out for Wisconsins tight Senate race
• Favre facing NFL meeting over messages, photos
• Democrats make pre-election pitch to help seniors
• Family fall places/festivals
• Wood Co. judge orders competency exam
• Your Packers-Vikings game predictions
• Boy dies after crash in Wood County
• Poll shows Walker with 9-point lead over Barrett
• MSTC narrows president field to 3
• Assembly, coroner candidates seek to woo voters
• Enrollment lifts state aid for some school districts
• Sand business back on track
• More homeowners applying for energy assistance, fewer funds available
• Series of thefts and damage to vehicles reported Monday
• Tuesday police, fire reports
• Buzz Lightyear, Avatar costumes popular in Wis.
• Monday police, fire reports
• Loud music leads to citations
• Halloween costume trade
• MSTC officials name 3 finalists for looming president vacancy
• Police Department evolves along with community
• Trick-or-treaters learn about animals
• Duffy, Lassa emphasize many differing views
• UW System seeks support from next governor
• 15 vie for title of Miss Wisconsin Rapids Area
• Updated: Man arrested after chase
• Poll: Been too scared to try
• Child struck by vehicle in Pittsville
• Romney, Jindal raising money for Walker in Wis.
• Medical Examining Board to hold Milwaukee meeting
• TONIGHT: Join us for a live online chat during the debate between Sean Duffy and Julie Lassa
• Grand Chute roundabout often damaged by drivers
• Furnace donations will help lower residents heating bills
• Seminar teaches Hmong leaders about healthy marriages
• Dam owners planning helped limit flooding problems
• Three roundabouts planned for Highway 10 expected to improve safety
• UW System reports rising demand for online courses
• Calendar of events
• Future frightening for states bats
• Sunday police and fire reports
• Friends gather to remember fallen Wis. Marine
• Former patient files suit against Norwood over sexual assault claim
• Men, mom face child sex charges
• Food pantry traffic on the rise
• Special needs families connect for support
• Gallery: Marshfield tops Rapids in football
• Saturday police, fire reports
• Prep football: Marshfield edges Wisconsin Rapids
• Free health screenings at expo
• Trick-or-treating offered at Norwood
• Clark County ATV trails open
• Teens treat incense as drug
• Lassa waiting until late in race to hold UWSP campus rally
• Public Safety
• Head of Wisconsin National Guard requests raise
• UW-Eau Claire professor sends anti-gay e-mail
• Update: Attempted homicide charge filed against man accused of shooting officer
• Varsho falls in second round
• Updated: $50K cash bonds ordered in rape case
• Attorney general challenger says Van Hollen politicized office
• Farm Technology Days site hosts preview
• Gubernatorial candidate Scott Walker touts economic plan
• Pittsville woman back home, recovering after crash
• Federal disaster request filed for area counties
• Sean Duffy offers Social Security ideas
• Schools encourage students to show kindness
• Thursday police, fire reports
• Wisconsin governor election may decide concealed handgun carry issue
• Vice President Joe Biden to help U.S. Rep. Steve Kagen, D-Wisconsin, raise funds in Milwaukee
• Walker, Barrett prepare for second debate
• Wis. guard: Send soldiers holiday mail soon
• Wisconsin leads nation in number of Senate ads
• Clark County ATV trails open
• Rising food prices
• Rapids teen shot by police faces charges
• Rep. Jeff Wood sent back to jail for OWI
• Marshfield School District sees drop in enrollment
• Spiros: Businesses need room to prosper
• Main Street Marshfield Awards Banquet honors businesses, employees
• Poll: Republican candidate Sean Duffy holds 9-point lead for 7th District seat
• Ministry Saint Josephs Hospital grant will help babies breathe better
• Men arrested, police search for suspect in attempted Wausau Dairy Queen robbery
• 7th District independent candidate seeks tax reform
• AP program brings in Marshfield High Schools fourth win
• Columbus Catholic Middle and High school band students testing Smart Music program
• Steve J. Miller Recreation Area and Weber Park restrooms to close
• Man shot in Portage County standoff now in jail
• Dispose of medications safely
• Wednesday police, fire reports
• Wildwood Zoo fun planned Saturday
• Prep soccer playoff scores
• Officials in 49 states launch foreclosure probe
• Charges filed against teen shot by police officer
• Attempted homicide charges requested against man in standoff
• Attorney: Domestic abuse victim will sue sexting DA
• Missing womans family fears worst
• Counterfeiter enters guilty plea to three counts of forgery
• Performing arts grants available
• Preliminary equalized city property values down
• Gang stabbing in Wausau was retaliatory
• Tuesday police, fire reports
• Third car plunges into water in Neenah
• Best places for comfort food
• 22-year-old woman missing
• Stabbing victim out of hospital
• Disabled hunter heads back into woods
• City tax rate might drop
• Lassa stresses need to give aid to middle class
• Feingold, Johnson spar in Wausau
• Rep. Wood to plea to Marathon County OWI charge
• No Social Security increase expected for 2011
• Vilas County armed robbery suspects arrested
• Driving a roundabout to be explained
• Marshfield Common Council meets tonight
• Stabbing victim released from hospital, no arrests made
• No Social Security increase expected for 2011
• Mielkes write-in campaign could help Lassa, hurt Duffy
• Outside groups pour funds into Wisconsin Congress, Senate races
• 10/10/10 event celebrates local food as part of global movement to cut carbon emissions
• Walkers, runners and bikers raise money for Breast Cancer Awareness
• Updated: Monday morning police, fire reports
• Feingold, Johnson prepare for 2nd debate in 4 days
• Clinical trials offer hope, but side effects possible
• Ministry Health Care to change health insurance plan
• Immunizations must be up to date by 30th day of the school year
• State works on health insurance exchange
• Outside groups pour money into Wisconsin races
• Deer-vehicle collisions more likely in October, November
• Public Safety
• Fall brings darkness for seasonal affective disorder patients
• Public Safety
• College football: Pointers whip Oshkosh Badgers roll
• Five Marshfield businesses fail alcohol compliance checks
• Feingold, Johnson spar over health care in debate
• Bond set at $1 million in Grand Rapids police officer shooting attempted homicide charge pending
• Admiration for peers outweighs veterans painful memories
• Member of last combat brigade to leave Iraq comes home to visit family
• Prep football: Assumption fends off Greenwood Nekoosa wins second straight
• Prep football: Marshfield route Wausau East another shutout for Edgar
• Friday Funny: Strange kids costume
• Pub Pilots fundraiser tomorrow
• Friday police, fire reports
• Update: Officers on administrative leave following shooting
• Tigers fall in WVC finale
• 5 people fined for selling alcohol to underage woman in Marshfield
• Update: Judge sets $1 million cash bond for shooting suspect
• Video: Meet our cooking contestants
• Marathon County flood aid in doubt
• Police say arrested man chased goose into Wisconsin River
• Granny got her gun -- and some cash on Americas Funniest Home Videos
• Man accused of shooting Grand Rapids officer
• Volunteers gladly pay their way to serve veterans on Honor Flight
• Vigil to honor victims, survivors of domestic abuse
• Wood County flood damage estimate up to $1.1 million
• Federal flood assistance for Marathon County in doubt
• Mielke launches write-in campaign
• Wisconsin traffic deaths below average in September
• Democrat U.S. Senator Russ Feingold, Republican challenger Ron Johnson square off in first of three debates tonight
• Marshfield community-wide potluck set
• New: Mielke launches write-in campaign
• Deadline set to mail holiday packages to troops
• Sex offender to be released in Wisconsin Rapids
• Man in fair condition after being shot by Portage County Sheriffs deputy
• Central City president helps Kenyan orphans
• Crystal Apple winners draw praise
• Mail call provides an Honor Flight highlight
• Walk to School Day promotes health, safety
• Sean Duffy, Julie Lassa get feisty in 7th Congressional District debate
• Thursday police, fire reports
• Bomb scare near Bidens scheduled appearance
• Survey shows Wis. food prices remaining stable
• Drinking during pregnancy (study)
• ATV area to close for youth hunt
• Julie Lassa, Sean Duffy to meet at NTC for debate today
• Barrett, Walker trade claims over whos the cheapest
• Merrill High School student killed in car crash
• Briefs
• Bond not reduced in shaken baby case
• Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen pledges to fight child porn, budget cuts
• School flu clinics goal: Healthier students
• Retired teacher honored after 40-year career
• Submarine Killer assisted with first shot at Pearl Harbor
• Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen defends sexting response
• Attorney Ronald Moore charged with attempted possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia
• Police shoot, injure man in Portage County
• Updated: Wednesday police, fire reports
• Prep soccer: Rapids clinches WVC title
• Public invited tonight to hear city administrator finalist presentation
• Are you a breast cancer survivor
• Cooking contestants revealed
• Committee considers animal shelter construction
• Marshfield Clinic Research Foundation receives $3.8 million to expand residency programs
• Auburndale teacher keeps students focused
• More than 100 central Wisconsin WWII vets take Honor Flight
• Honor Flight
• Tuesday police, fire reports
• Public Safety
• Motherhood Part 2
• Update: Area veterans begin whirlwind trip to D.C.
• Honor Flight
• Early shopping for holidays
• UWSP homecoming to include glass demonstrations
• Third party candidates run campaigns off beaten political path
• Chili cookoff heats up Highground fundraiser
• Educator Judy Barton honored for hands-on teaching
• Kiwanis get kids thinking big at KEEP
• WWII veterans take trip to the past
• Sunday police, fire reports
• Floods cause delays in road projects
• Heavy rains that filled lakes, rivers havent saturated the soil
• Older workers face job-hunting hurdles
• Officials to reopen investigation of Wood County DA
• Community calendar
• Conservation group seeks help eliminating Japanese knotweed
• Federal funds aid state work
• First-grade teacher honored for interactive, open classroom
• Middle school celebrates with Mega Event
• Highway 153 lane closures scheduled
• Governors office to look into DAs conduct
• Docks, boats carried away in floodwaters
• 60-year-old elated with successful bear hunt
• Students donate TP in lieu of homecoming tradition
• Lassa, Duffy debate to be on TV
• Felker Brothers to supply Sept. 11 memorial pipes
• National group backs Feingold
• Officials reflect as damage reports flood in
• Wood County DA caught viewing porn
• Liquor license hearing set
• Officials prepare for cuts in funding
• Listen: The third episode of our Politics Podcast
• Flood special section available on newsstands at these sites
• Faith-based womens shelter opens in Marshfield
• Miller Park gears up for Farm Aid
• Public Safety
• Wis. DOT warns drivers its deer-collision season
• Wood Co. DA caught viewing porn at resort
• Lt. gov. candidate treated for colon cancer
• Liquor license ordinance public hearing set
• Fischer Price toy recall
• In babys mouth
• Authorities seek armed man
• Report: Domestic violence claimed 67 Wis. lives
• WVC tennis: Varsho wins at No. 1 singles other results
• Brittany Zimmerman Memorial Walk in Madison
• Second honor flight taking off Monday
• Grant to aid child sex assault investigators
• Marathon County must trim capital improvement list
• Duffy calls for corporate tax cuts
• Trial set in 2003 truck driver slaying
• Flood of 2010 section available for purchase Friday
• Area counties flood damage estimates top $1 million
• Health conference gives women chance to relax, laugh, share
• Man, exotic dancer face prostitution charges
• Thursday police, fire reports
• Police seize marijuana in Custer, request charges
• Wednesday morning police reports
• Two arrested on prostitution charges
• Milwaukee is fourth most impoverished city
• Second Wausau honor flight taking off Monday
• Corrected football schedule
• Clark County estimates flood damage to cost more than $600,000
• Seizure may have caused crash
• This weeks prep football schedule
• Murder mystery to aid Hannah Center
• Flood victims warned about scams
• Committee recommends Ripon man for city administrator
• Marshfield cardiologist links flu, heart complications
• Lassa, Duffy release dueling poll numbers
• Heavy rains topple silo, slow harvests
• Flood causes estimated $20 million in damage to county potato crops
• Badgers ranked 13th in preseason poll
• Updated: GOP says Obama visit shows Democratic desperation
• Prenups on the rise
• Obamas education ideas get lukewarm response
• Allergy fear sparks meat recall
• Home invasion reported in Schofield
• Financial aid for flood damage
• Auburndale schools discuss mascot change
• Out There: Effects of destruction heartbreaking
• Ministry Saint Josephs Hospital to close mental health unit
• Man attacks Elmo, Elmo wins
• Tuesday police, fire reports
• Stevens Point area authorities bust man for marijuana
• Enrollment at 2-year campuses highest ever
• Census finds record gap between rich and poor
• Cleanup efforts under way as floodwaters recede
• Scrabble helps literacy council spell awareness
• Siren man killed after shooting deputy
• Police searching for robbers after attempted Schofield home invasion
• Two walks raise money to fight local, global poverty
• Badgers White Big Ten freshman of the week
• MSTC enrollment up again
• Try it Team: Lullabies cd
• Wisconsin Rapids Second Avenue remains closed
• Mosinee meat company recalls sausage
• Monday police, fire reports
• bUpdated:/bPresident calls for longer school year
• Wish I still had..
• ATV trails remain closed
• Cleaning after the flood
• Financial assistance for flood damage
• Motorcyclist killed after hitting deer
• Highway re-opens after flood
• NTC farm offers hands-on ag experience
• Wood Countys eFiling system to streamline claims process
• Brief
• Officials: Levee near Blackhawk Park fails
• World Dairy Expo starts Tuesday in Madison
• Prep football: Newman rolls Merrill falls
• Central Wis. regional bus line project gains traction
• United Way campaigns rise to meet increasing need
• Names released in plane crash
• Recession over: Central Wisconsin has seen tortoise recovery
• Lassa, Duffy get help from outsiders
• DMV: Driving tests in high demand
• Economy hurts school standings
• Wisconsin River water covers roads, forces residents from homes
• Sunday police and fire reports
• Wisconsin River expected to crest at noon today
• Saturday morning fire, ambulance reports
• Think YOU can cook (contest)
• Updated Wood County road closures
• Watch our gubernatorial debate live chat
• Update: Expressway, Grand Ave. bridges remain open
• Prep football: Newman leads Greenwood at half, while Merrill trails Rapids big
• Prep football updates
• 2 killed in Minocqua-area plane crash
• Correction
• On the Agenda: Marshfield Common Council
• Kidnap suspect turns self in
• Flooding: Marathon families forced to flee
• Dry day gives Midwest flood fighters a reprieve
• Doyle adds flooded Wood, Marathon counties to disaster list
• Surgery no quick fix for obesity
• Matching grant funds sought for Tiny Tigers Intergenerational Center
• Stratford building projects help schools serve more students
• Red Cross chapter welcomes director
• Complaint: Man sexually assaulted woman, teen
• 26 apply to be Mid-State Technical College president
• After the flood, dangers still lurk
• Heavy rain has myriad impacts on area
• LIVE CHAT TONIGHT: Talk politics during first Barrett-Walker debate
• Sean Duffy pledges more community contact if elected
• Evacuations in Black River Falls
• Live steer auctioned to benefit Farm Medicine Center
• Susan Sarandon to appear at Milwaukee Film Fest
• More flooding could be on the way for Wis., Minn.
• Regulators reopen case against DA Kratz
• Marathon City homes flooded, damage assessment to begin
• Listen: The second episode of our Politics Podcast
• Schools closed today
• Marathon County road closings
• Updated road closures: Juneau County roads added to list
• 26 apply to lead MSTC
• Warrens Cranberry Fest opens today: Alternative route suggested
• Drug disposal set for Saturday
• Clark County state of emergency declared
• Parent Resource Night at Madison Elementary School
• Plane expected at Lakeland Airport never landed, search under way
• Campus sees record enrollment
• Friday police, fire reports
• Clark County trails closed
• District to discuss Apache nickname
• Crash victim identified
• CANCELLATIONS: Auburndale, Spencer Public Schools closing at 2 p.m.
• Video included: Worlds oldest man marks 114th birthday
• Gallery: Photos of the flooding around Wood County today
• Auburndale School District to discuss race-based nickname
• Record Enrollment this fall for UW-M/WC
• Weather closes city zoo
• Flooding forces Wis. city to evacuate downtown
• Tips to cope with flooding
• Drug take back Saturday
• Special report on regions unique products
• Profiles of city administrator candidates
• City meets with administrator candidates
• Lassa pledges aid for veterans
• Recall: Similac formula
• Thursday police, fire reports
• Clark County trails closed
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• Singers outfit too offensive for Sesame Street
• Wednesday police, fire reports
• Wis. moves to classify bats as threatened species
• Tonight: Public invited to meet city administrator candidates
• First human case of West Nile virus reported in Wis.
• Wisconsin governor waiting for proper DA complaint
• One dead in morning Clark County crash
• Badgers Kendrick Mackey Tight End of Week
• Amateur cook competition coming
• FDA approves oral MS drug
• Merrill plant to re-open after explosion
• Kidnappers sought $290, police say
• County Board OKs jury rules
• Some local nonprofits risk losing tax status
• Volleyball teams support Childrens Miracle Network
• State Senate candidate visits businesses
• DOT: Repaired McCleary Bridge now in good condition
• Police find marijuana plants, arrest Amherst area suspect
• Sibling spacing
• Public Safety
• Doyle speaks out against sexting DA on TV news
• Group accuses tea party, GOP of voter suppression
• Obama coming to University of Wisconsin-Madison
• Duffy announces Seans Seven Commitments
• Badgers Borland expected to miss remainder of season
• Its a good day when...
• Wood Co. gets injunction against former employee
• Clarification
• Spiros wins 70th Assembly primary
• Lassa asks Duffy to join 8 debates
• Duffy unveils seven campaign promises
• Credit union opens Marshfield High School branch
• New officer hired at Marshfield PD
• Memory Project portraits treasured by orphans
• Leaders laud Highway 51/29 project
• Judge allows store to sell guns without license
• Economic panel says recession ended in June 2009
• Badgers, Michigan State to be on ABC
• Eve of Devastation a fun ride
• Maple Fall Festival offers attendees sweet escape
• Group wants new biomass study
• Governor race costs could total $50 million
• Property value rise no savior
• Monday police, fire reports
• Victims daughter rallies against distracted driving
• Local UW System schools consider unionizing
• 3 Guys brings high art to central Wisconsin
• Aspirus Wausau launches genetic testing service
• Calendar of events
• Public Safety
• Candidates vying for Obeys seat focus on Wisconsin workers
• Delinquent taxpayers pay back $100 million
• Public Safety
• Jews celebrate Rosh Hashana, Yom Kippur
• Flu shots available earlier, for everyone
• Mielke decides against write-in campaign
• Lt. Gov. candidate Nelson visits Marshfield businesses
• Prep football updates
• Listen: Our Politics Podcast debuts
• New: Mielke wont run write in for 7th Congressional District
• A new episode of Cranking it Up
• Friday police, fire reports
• Photo session nightmares
• Lassa, Duffy to debate in Wausau
• Power plant completion delayed again
• Heart Walk to commemorate survivors, encourage healthy lifestyles
• Our top 20 babies in voting
• Wis. unemployment unchanged in August
• Enter now- So You Think You Can Cook
• Plover woman guilty in dart spree
• Rudolph hopes for sewer agreement soon
• Democrats say theyre firing up
• Johnson likely to pass on first debate
• Duffy challenges Lassa to 20 debates
• Poll: Cant live without
• Thursday police, ambulance reports
• Second Street
• Walker wins GOP gubernatorial primary
• Bench dedication scheduled
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• Former TV anchor, legislator win lieutenant governor nods
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• Spiros edges Zdun by 37 votes in 70th Assembly
• 70th District Seat: Spiros/Zdun race close
• Sennholz retains clerks position
• Walker coasts into Barrett match-up
• Sean Duffy, Julie Lassa advance to November showdown for 7th Congressional District
• Wednesday police, fire reports
• Crash takes out intersection signal light
• Zoo hours change
• Hey amateur cooks, compete
• Condemned structure given 60 days to comply
• LIVE CHAT: Talk about the primary
• Crash sends woman to hospital
• Tai chi classes get everything moving
• Anonymous peace message sent to Muslim community
• Crews working at site of Ill. oil pipeline leak
• More vandalism reported at school
• Tuesday police, fire reports
• Crash sends woman to hospital
• Heating costs on the rise
• Todays voting blog
• Candidate tracker: Schedules for Duffy, Lassa, Walker, Barrett, Neumann, etc.
• Bench dedication set
• Packers RB Ryan Grant out for season after ankle injury
• Teen in shooting in good condition
• GOP primary for governor highlights election
• Clinic study shows H1N1 no worse than seasonal flu
• 70th District GOP hopefuls traveled down different paths
• Granton Fall Festival a hoppin good time
• Locals on Stage entertains to help benefit ODC
• Monday police, fire reports
• Dog euthanized following attack
• Feingold campaign asks Johnson to pull ad
• Wis. Harley workers putting labor contract to vote
• Neillsville man killed in rollover crash
• GOP primary for Wis. governor highlights election
• Feds try again to delist wolves in MN, WI, MI
• Sean Duffy plans election night party in Schofield
• Dave Obey endorses Tom Nelson for lieutenant governor
• Tommy Thompson to stump for Brett Davis
• UWSP ramps up exchange student efforts
• Naturalist Don Richard Eckelberrys work inspires artists
• Marshfield policeman named states top narcotics officer
• Sunday police, fire reports
• USDA predicts 10 percent crop increase in Wisconsin
• Dueling demonstrations begin after 9/11 memorial
• Squad cameras provide valuable evidence
• Republican candidates share views on economy, health care
• One dead in rollover crash
• Community calendar
• UWSP partners with Lincoln Hills School
• High voter turnout predicted for primary
• Wis. agrees to extend deadline for some voters
• Saturday police, fire reports
• Cooking contest signup
• Sean Duffy campaign visit to Marshfield moved up
• Man injured in car-semi crash in Auburndale
• Road closures planned
• On the Agenda: Marshfield Common Council
• Cop-shooting suspect sentenced to mental health facility
• Democratic candidates put focus on economy
• Wanted: Spare bedrooms and garages without cars
• Prep football: SPASH extends lead on Marshfield Tri-County downs Rosholt
• Candidates face off in primaries for Clark County sheriff
• Friday morning police reports
• Sheriff: Convicted kidnapper attempts escape
• Wisconsin one of Obamas planned stops for election rallies
• Sept. chat to win
• Packers fans- sound off
• Prep volleyball: East sweeps Marshfield
• Prep soccer: Rapids nips Everest West, SPASH also win
• What parents SHOULD worry about
• Marshfields new postmaster sworn in
• In wake of potential high-profile attacks on their faith, some residents who practice Islam dont fee
• Gymnastics club relocates to mall
• Football players visit hospitalized children
• Governor: Lower flags Saturday
• Woman wins $10,000 in lottery
• Hunters kill research bears
• City may adopt state smoking ban
• Marshfield Dental Center to help low-income community
• New fire station dedicated
• Wanted: Spare bedrooms and garages without cars
• Cat rescued from dumpster
• Thursday police, fire reports
• Feds order Shawano dealer to end gun sales
• More Wis. farmers markets accepting food stamps
• Former Olympian promotes suicide prevention
• Wis. DNR says fall colorama about to begin
• Our top 20 babies in voting
• Doyle: Stem cell ruling could hurt
• 5 Republicans, 4 Democrats vie for lt. governor
• Lassa launches first ad to attack Duffy
• Winning lottery ticket sold in Marshfield
• Two men accused of OWI in same truck
• Lyme disease cases on the rise
• Birnamwood man accused of growing pot
• Weather kept fair attendance flat
• Former Marshfield Clinic doctor Lang makes initial appearance
• Wednesday police, fire reports
• Appleton officers shoot man
• Harley job losses, even with concessions
• Tuesday police, fire reports
• Feingold says Obama building structure of recovery
• Updated: Two men accused of OWI in same truck
• Harley employees get details on proposed contract
• Funeral for 20-year-old Milwaukee area soldier
• Lang makes initial appearance
• Winning lottery ticket sold in Marshfield
• Where is the ..
• DOD rejects state plan for overseas absentee ballots
• Primary is early test of state GOP muscle
• Walkers road runs through Neumann
• School district using new tool to assess concussions
• One dead in two-vehicle crash
• Llamas, owners dress up for prize
• Fairgoers get taste of central Wisconsin
• Monday police, fire reports
• Officials not giving up in Ken Juedes slaying investigation
• Report: Recession affects women less
• Central Wisconsin State Fair featured exhibitor
• Central Wisconsin State Fair must eat
• Families relish raising and showing draft horses at Central Wisconsin State Fair
• Fairgoers share fears with candidates
• Wanted: Spare bedrooms and garages without cars
• Crickets take flight at Central Wisconsin State Fair
• Farmers make bold moves to go directly to consumers
• Sunday police and fire reports
• Wis. outdoor lovers report 2,000-plus deer
• Panel targets single-use plastics
• State boosts sex offender monitoring
• Putting a spotlight on unions
• Wave of political ads on the way
• Honor Flight getting ready to ride again
• Correction
• Sheriff announces office hours
• Sex offender to be released
• Taylor County man convicted of theft
• Emergency foster homes fill community need
• Exotic animals showcased at Central Wisconsin State Fair
• Featured fair exhibitor Stephanie Trowbridge
• Must eat at the Central Wisconsin State Fair -- LTs Smokehouse ribs
• Dark horse candidates eye primary wins
• Residents take to county campgrounds for unofficial final summer weekend
• Wanted: Spare bedrooms and garages without cars
• Saturday police reports
• Prep football: Marshfield leads, Stratford rolling
• VIDEO: Wisconsin Rapids police officer shoots teen wielding knife
• Irish dance steps into Stevens Point
• BID approves funding for facade program
• Schools consider rehiring teachers
• Must eat at the Central Wisconsin State Fair -- Sweet Adelines cream puffs
• Featured fair exhibitor Rachel Neve
• Determined fans wait through rain for Beach Boys concert
• Friday police, fire reports
• Read and share: First school day experiences
• Share your photos from the Fair
• Madison pharmacist accused of selling fake drugs
• Study: Milwaukee County has highest poverty rate
• Prep soccer: Everest knocks off Marshfield SPASH blanks Merrill
• Court reinstates markup law for Wisconsin gasoline
• Gulf oil platform explodes, burning off La. coast
• Hurricane Earl moves toward East Coast
• Poll: Cell phones
• UPDATE: Beach Boys concert could be wet
• State Supreme Court suspends attorney
• Study: Marathon County not overly welcoming
• Man to stand trial in death of wife
• Beaches to close Tuesday
• Woman charged with abuse of baby
• Police warn of telephone scams
• Pittsville High School freshmen ease in on transition day
• Wood County clerks prepare for primary election
• Food judge can be tough cookie
• Thursday police, fire reports
• Minocqua man to stand trial in death of wife
• Volk Field hosts NATO training operation
• Coast Guard: Offshore oil rig in Gulf of Mexico explodes west of site of BP rig
• UW-Stout goes smoke free Wednesday
• Woman charged with abuse of Neillsville baby
• Big Ten Network to air alignment announcement
• Motorcycle crash sends driver to hospital
• Concert buzz may attract record fair attendance
• United Way kicks off campaign
• Prostate cancer group to host vaccine developer
• Wood County deputy cited for drunken driving after crash
• More police on roads for holiday
• Library announces holiday hours
• 70th District program to air
• Man hospitalized after crash
• Feingold staff to hold office hours
• Ad attacks Duffy on Social Security
• After-school programs provide homework help, activities
• Wood County deputy cited for drunken driving after crash
• Mommy confessions
• Wednesday police, fire reports
• Growing reports of telephone scams
• Feingold staff to hold office hours
• Obama to honor troops as Iraq combat mission ends
• Try it team: Tickler tags
• Wanted: Spare bedrooms without beds and garages without cars
• Sigel man sentenced for sexual assault
• Government Accountability Board adopts rule for posting contracts online
• Deadline today for states no-call list
• School leaders look forward to Tigers football conference realignment
• Ministry Saint Josephs Hospital plans two-floor addition to increase private rooms
• Relaxing with therapy cat, rabbit helps bring sense of calm at end of life
• Electronics recycling law takes effect Wednesday
• Tuesday police, fire reports
• UWSP Design Center embraces downsizing
• Big Top sparks oral history project
• Race for Dave Obeys 7th District seat in Congress spurs major ad spending
• Schools foster healthy eating
• Traditional Corn Festival gains new attractions
• Residents skeptical of participating in DNR deer count
• Blog: My babys 2
• Monday police, fire reports
• Drowning victim identified as Arpin man
• Poll: Simple things
• 7th District race spurs big spending
• Public Safety
• Teachers set groundwork for school year
• Proposed biomass plant in Rothschild requires careful land use
• Diverse economy limits unemployment
• Police
• Following right of way not enough to ensure bicycle safety
• Muslims find ways to mesh Marshfield Clinic job duties, Ramadan practices
• Prep football: Marshfield falls in season opener
• Local news briefs
• Wisconsin Rapids officer followed his training in shooting
• Fall allergy flare-ups can be asthma triggers
• City website honored for accessibility
• Senate hopeful Ron Johnson targets spending
• Colleges try to guide students toward promising career paths, growing industries
• Prep football: Marshfield pushes Menomonie, but falls short
• Public Safety
• Prep soccer: West, Everest, Marshfield earn WVC wins
• Suspect in stabbing found in Colorado
• Lassas first ad focuses on ethics, upbringing
• New scams take advantage of recession
• Marshfield Clinic to close Loyal Center
• Elementary students visit classrooms, meet teachers
• Friday police, fire reports
• Spring frost prompts aid to Wis., Minn. farmers
• Prep volleyball: W-B wins SPASH Invite
• Parking lot closed
• City park dump station closed
• Wanted: Spare bedrooms and garages without cars
• Man arrested in Vilas County death
• Events Calendar for this week
• Attorney for Dale Neumann withdraws from prayer death case
• Lassa asks legislators to take a pay cut
• Condemned building given reprieve
• Textbook costs reduced through rental, used options
• Clark County residents protest sex offenders release
• Quote of the day
• Dairy farmers in Wis., Minn. have moderate month
• Thursday morning police, fire reports
• Cranking it Up: sports preview
• Report: Officer justified in shooting
• Change in schedule, reduced vacation could reduce regression
• Fundraiser to benefit young burn victim
• 7 bound over for trial in Northeastern Wisconsin marijuana growing case
• JumpStart program eases return to school
• Downtown BID budget denied
• Wednesday morning police, fire reports
• Vacationing familys photo captures thief
• Investigation: Wisconsin Rapids police shooting justified
• Dog licensing meetings set
• Walker, Neumann to face off in final debate
• Four injured in Shawano County crash
• Sean Duffy keeps 7th Congressional District campaign plans simple
• Police: Ride operator stunned by girls fall at Lake Delton amusement park
• Electricity bills up in hot, wet July
• Parent Network event provides Internet safety tips
• High-tech supplies in demand as schools reduce paperwork
• Tuesday police, fire reports
• Photos: Miss Universe 2010 Pageant
• Deadline to sign up for Wis. no-call list nears
• Belly casting photos/reviews
• County energy assistance application schedule
• Man killed in gunfire exchange
• $500,000 cash bond set for suspect in Minocqua homicide
• Names released in Adams Co. traffic fatality
• Board reviewing property assessment objections
• Thousands participate in Race for the Cure breast cancer fundraiser
• Monday police, fire reports
• Poll: When hes in charge
• City seeks members for Utility Commission
• Volleyball tournament benefits United Way
• Marshfield Area Kennel Club hosts dog show
• Stabbing suspect James D. Whitley still on the run
• Spending Revolt Tour, Joe the Plumber to stop in Rib Mountain
• Backpack misuse can lead to pain
• One person dead after falling out of trucks window in Adams County
• Sunday police, fire reports
• Calendar of events
• Rapids man arrested after high-speed chase
• Struggling homeowners turn to Obama program
• Manufacturing property values declining
• Sales of cigarette permits down 50 percent
• While there is a presence in Wood County, faith groups settlement growth strongest in Clark, Marquet
• Wisconsin Rapids Balloon Rally raises money for Childrens Miracle Network
• Survey: Most SPASH students dont smoke
• Counties, municipalities combine forces to help local businesses
• Primary vote will decide Marathon County clerk of courts
• Charges filed in Minocqua homicide
• Utility: Faulty meters uncommon in Marshfield area
• Utility back billing common in neighboring states
• Governors tour stops feature areas agriculture industry
• Recession loosens grip on Shoppes at Wood Ridge
• PGA Photos
• Saturday police, fire reports
• Grand theater tickets on sale Tuesday
• Hundreds support Wausau Race for the Cure without racing
• Elderly mans caregiver charged
• Marathon County, Wausau merger on hold
• Rothschild residents sound off on biomass plant proposal
• Komen Race about more than running for former Olympian
• Clinic team to compete in first central Wisconsin Komen race
• Law enforcement launches crackdown on drunken driving
• Marshfield Police offering reward for help solving robbery
• Public Safety
• Report: Wisconsin adds 24,500 jobs since January
• Governor Doyle Signs Bill to Help Fund Rural Dental Education Outreach Facility in Marshfield
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Wood County
• Wood County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for Wood County
• Governor Doyle Announces Historic Genomic Research Collaboration
• Dairyfest
• 45th Annual Marshfield Art Fair

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