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• For our recent grads - some tips to keep in mind when entering the workforce: ht...
• Most likely to succeed: Wausau-area grads of past go on to lead fascinating lives
• Wausau School District to end Reading Recovery for low-performing first-graders
• Wausau hopes pools make splash again this year
• Remember meaning of holiday, vets say
• Woman injured in ATV crash
• Maple Ridge ramps to close today
• Mail carriers collect 25 tons of food
• Wisconsin Rapids home damaged in fire
• Womens Army Corps pioneer recalls service
• GOP leader talks recall
• Fender-benders snarl traffic
• Firefighters rescue stuck horse
• NTC needs host families
• Heat bill assistance deadline extended
• Law firm to give away bike helmets in Rib Mountain
• Woman injured in town of Berlin tractor rollover
• Name released in fatal crash near Merrill
• Memorial comforts families that lost children
• At gravesites, memories focus on legacies, not losses
• Wisconsin man loses fight to spare muscle cars from crusher
• $1 million lottery ticket sold in Wausau
• Merrill man dies in crash in Highway K
• CrimeStoppers: Police seek info on town of Bergen bait-shop burglary
• Four student band members fall ill in Memorial Day parade
• Hatley greenhouse thrives on sustainability
• Taps elicits deep emotions with simple notes
• Musky season opens with new size limit
• Musky season opens with new size limit
• Nekoosa woman conquers Ice Age Trail
• Marathon County loses 100 dairy farms in five years
• Gov. Scott Walker spends $20 million campaigning
• In recall debate, Barrett accuses Walker of dividing Wisconsin
• In recall debate, Barrett accuses Walker of dividing Wisconsin
• Marathon Park mini-train back on the track
• Marathon Park mini-train back on the track
• Dragon makes history with space station docking
• Dragon makes history with space station docking
• Dragon makes history with space station docking
• Dragon makes history with space station docking
• State urges motorcycle retraining for older bikers
• State urges motorcycle retraining for older bikers
• Federal Building makes it on National Register of Historic Places
• Camp Phillips Road reduced speed limit frustrates drivers
• In recall debate, Barrett accuses Walker of dividing Wisconsin
• In recall debate, Barrett accuses Walker of dividing Wisconsin
• Without college, high school graduates face few good jobs
• Without college, high school graduates face few good jobs
• Illegal to post photos of completed ballots
• Tornado rated as EF-0
• Maple Ridge Road ramps to close Tuesday
• Illegal to post photos of completed ballots
• Judge denies request to halt Weston referendum
• Help us celebrate NTC’s Centennial by sharing your favorite NTC memory, either h...
• Walker, Barrett trade jabs over crime statistics report
• Walker, Barrett trade jabs over crime statistics report
• Tornado cuts through Marathon County
• Woman killed in bike crash was widow of 2008 victim
• Woman killed in bike crash was widow of 2008 victim
• U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy to face tea party challenger in primary
• Walker, Barrett trade jabs over crime statistics report
• Boy Scouts hold brat fry at Piggly Wiggly
• Memorial Day weekend events
• Good News Church to host soccer camp
• Northland Lutheran High School graduation set
• Dahlke column: Summer program ready at Mosinee library
• Play and Learn moves outdoors
• Honor cancer patients at Relay for Life at Mosinee High School
• Drunken driving impact explored
• BBB accuses man of veteran scam
• Walker, Barrett trade jabs over crime statistics report
• Businesses, police team up to keep runners safe
• Volunteer Connection and GoodsMatch
• The deadline for NTC’s Snapshot of Cultural Diversity photo contest is right aro...
• Petrowski, Seidel spar over jobs, womens rights in debate at UWMC
• Petrowski, Seidel spar over jobs, womens rights in debate at UWMC
• Petrowski, Seidel spar over jobs, womens rights in debate at UWMC
• Seventh-grader joins NFL youth exercise program
• Wausau School District to issue more than 1,200 iPads to students
• Woman dies in bike-car crash on Highway KK
• Marathon County home sales on the rise
• Marathon County home sales on the rise
• Two on stopped motorcycle killed when hit by truck
• Woodson selects Birds in Art artists
• Inmate on work release missing
• Donald Driver Day declared in Wis.
• Man killed in Taylor County crash
• Lincoln County home damaged in fire
• Trial date set for former coach
• Packers return for new season
• SMART team shares data at conference
• Splash Pad to open June 2
• Educate yourself to prevent dehydration while running this summer.
• Wausau loses jobs in April unemployment rate down
• Join us for NTC’s Centennial Celebration and June Dairy Breakfast from 8:00 a.m....
• Donald Driver wins Dancing with the Stars
• WPSC: Check before digging for your yard work
• Flea market opening approved by Wausau City Council
• Marathon Park train back in service Friday
• Wausau City Council approves permit for gun shop
• Stevens Point eatery Father Fats inspired by Spanish tapas
• New Wausau day care prepares to welcome children
• CPR helps save a mans life
• Wildwood Zoo welcomes two baby bison
• Keith Uhlig column: Christopher Bangle mixes form, function at top of design world
• Wildwood Zoo welcomes two baby bison
• Demand for health care workers persists
• Demand for health care workers persists
• Demand for health care workers persists
• Demand for health care workers persists
• Demand for health care workers persists
• How far has NTC come over the past 100 years? Check out this interactive timelin...
• Cultural Arts Festival at East celebrates 20 years of showcasing Wausau East students artwork
• Lobster Garden sign a publicity stunt for planned new business
• Lobster Garden sign a publicity stunt for planned new business
• Marshfield unearths time capsule
• Ringle landfill to expand
• Race registration extended
• CoVantage buys credit union
• Merrill tornado funds still available
• Wisconsin Rapids to host veterans reunion
• West Business Services to hire about 100
• Study: Duffy, Johnson speak at eighth-grade level
• West Business Services to hire about 100
• June 2012 Movie Schedule
• Congratulations to all of NTC’s spring 2012 graduates! To sign up for your Alumn...
• Rising UWMC, NTC enrollment reflects trends
• Everest Academy holds auditions
• Fires reported in northern Wisconsin
• Humane Society to hold fundraiser
• Downed power lines likely cause of fire
• Strong storms cause power outages
• Police on lookout for seat belts
• Wausau City Council to consider flea market
• One injured in motorcycle crash near Antigo
• Chain reaction crash clogs Grand Avenue
• Two injured in ATV rollover in town of Hamburg
• CrimeStoppers: Police seek A/C vandal
• DNR urges ATV safety
• DNR warns of toxic vapors that could seep into homes
• DNR warns of toxic vapors that could seep into homes
• DNR warns of toxic vapors that could seep into homes
• Stroke awareness still has long way to go in Wisconsin
• MDA ride draws about 2,000 motorcyclists to Harley-Davidson of Wausau
• Marathon County celebrates 20 years of Adopt-A-Highway program
• D.C. Everest student heads to Naval Academy
• Kayakers compete for spot on U.S. team for world championship event
• DNR warns of toxic vapors that could seep into homes
• Donald Driver fans eagerly await final drive on Dancing with the Stars
• Final Wisconsin Rapids wrestler sentenced to 100 hours of community service
• Final Wisconsin Rapids wrestler sentenced to 100 hours of community service
• Dogs get exercise on agility course in Weston Dog Park
• Cigarette possible cause of Wausau house fire
• Wisconsin legislators file to run in new districts
• Wisconsin legislators file to run in new districts
• Portage County Sheriffs investigators seek all facts in fatal crash
• Winter business good in Northwoods
• Dancing with the Stars fans eagerly await final drive to the end
• Tours to feature characters from Great Marshfield Fire
• Man killed in crash after fleeing police
• Single-vehicle crash injures one
• Highway 52 lane closures set for Monday
• Video added: Wisconsin Rapids wrestler found guilty of obstructing officer
• Textbook Buyback continues through Saturday at the NTC Bookstore. Stop by today...
• Service honors fallen police officers
• Rosholt students learn difficulties of texting while driving
• Need Some Help Repairing an Engine?
• Pawned Packers Super Bowl XLV ring gets a buyer
• Pawned Packers Super Bowl XLV ring gets a buyer
• Wisconsin Democrats shift tactics to focus on John Doe investigation
• Wisconsin Democrats shift tactics to focus on John Doe investigation
• Wausau-area women taking time for health, wellness
• Wisconsin DNR makes $17.3 million land buy
• Weston files motion to postpone bus referendum
• United Way Volunteer Connection and GoodsMatch
• Historian to provide humorous look at Marathon County history
• Mosinee-area events
• Marshfield Clinics Mobile Screening Unit offers mammograms in Mosinee
• Mosinee United Methodist Church to serve breakfast
• Northland Lutheran High School to host soccer camp
• Heating help still available
• Relay for Life set for June 22-23
• Report: Wis. lost 5,900 jobs in April
• D.C. Everest Senior High School band to play on The 400 Block
• Reading fair features free books
• Report: Wis. lost 5,900 jobs in April
• Mosinee Area Action Club annual Take A Kid Fishing Day is June 2
• Report: Wis. lost 5,900 jobs in April
• Report: Wis. lost 5,900 jobs in April
• Report: Wis. lost 5,900 jobs in April
• Job Opportunity: Institutional Researcher in Resource Development and College Ad...
• Job Opportunity: Dean - Business and International Studies
• Share your photos that highlight cultural diversity and have a chance to win $50...
• Job Opportunity: Welding Faculty
• Job Opportunity: Video Production Faculty
• Tea partyers to train Wausau recall election vote observers
• Neighbors helped family escape from burning home in Knowlton
• Lady Antebellum fetes Henryville, Ind., students
• Gov. Scott Walker releases better 2011 jobs data
• Lake Wausau to get a cleanup
• Health food costs same as junk food, study finds
• Trial set for gymnastics coach accused of sexual assault
• Coffee buzz: Study finds java drinkers live longer
• Poll: Walker ahead of Barrett
• Poll: Walker ahead of Barrett
• Birnamwood man dies after fall in Milwaukee
• Antigo aquatic center director charged in teacher-pot scandal
• Health food costs same as junk food, study finds
• Job Opportunity: Information Technology Faculty
• Job Opportunity: GED/HSED Faculty
• Job Opportunity: Basic Skills Reading/Writing Faculty
• Dream Big--Read!
• Finals Week Fun continues with a student cookout and free coffee today at the Ph...
• Conservative group slams Duffy voting record
• Barrett demands Walker explain legal defense fund
• Barrett demands Walker explain legal defense fund
• Barrett demands Walker explain legal defense fund
• Sun fuels high school students solar-powered inventions
• Guns missing from Minocqua home
• Packers 2010 Super Bowl ring turns up at Grand Chute pawn shop
• Packers 2010 Super Bowl ring turns up at Grand Chute pawn shop
• Memorial for businessman Claude Bourguignon set for Sunday
• Sun fuels high school students solar-powered inventions
• Collaborative Consulting hires 35 workers for downtown Wausau office
• Collaborative Consulting hires 35 workers for downtown Wausau office
• Appeals court: Rothschild owes Weston $113,000 for power plant revenue
• Appeals court: Rothschild owes Weston $113,000 for power plant revenue
• Wausau-area residents want Seidel-Petrowski debate to cover education, jobs
• Allowing concealed guns at polls to be local decision
• Barrett demands Walker explain legal defense fund
• Rhinelander students who walked out to get detention
• Single vehicle rollover near Edgar
• Dam repairs could take until late fall
• Don’t forget to stop by the first annual Technical & Trades Student Showcase ton...
• As part of Finals Week Fun there will be a bouncy ball giveaway from 2:00-3:00 p...
• Chair massages will be available from 9:30 a.m.-2:00 p.m. tomorrow (Wednesday)....
• Almond native leads river safety program
• Cause behind sickened eagles discovered
• Central Wisconsin Firearms sets sights on service expansion
• Central Wisconsin Firearms sets sights on service expansion
• Wausau loses advocate of the arts in Thomas Lattimer
• Schield creates ID victims website
• Police: Bear accused of theft in Lincoln County
• Wood Co. wants employees to get active
• College prep program cut off
• Police release fatal crash info
• Fire damages boat, storage building
• Kronenwetter womans recipe wins Roundys Recipe Face-Off
• In case you missed the Sunday edition of the Wausau Daily Herald, check out this...
• As part of Finals Week Fun, we are showing “Wanderlust” (Rated R) in E101 at 9:0...
• Finals week can be a stressful time, so we are offering some fun and relaxation...
• Tomahawk man, 36, found dead in vehicle
• Volunteer firefighters put out camper blaze
• Special Olympics Semi-Pull and Strongman and Woman Competition pulls in competitors
• More students discover Oasis after-school program
• Police release name of skid steer victim
• Taser used on half-naked man found in field
• Help us salute veterans
• Republicans rally around Walker at convention
• Republicans rally around Walker at convention
• Republicans rally around Walker at convention
• Republicans rally around Walker at convention
• No one wins Wis. GOP endorsement for Senate race
• No one wins Wis. GOP endorsement for Senate race
• Share your salute to veterans
• Clintonville man charged with 5th OWI
• Barred owl rescued by passer-by, police
• No one wins Wis. GOP endorsement for Senate race
• No one wins Wis. GOP endorsement for Senate race
• No one wins Wis. GOP endorsement for Senate race
• CrimeStoppers: Police seek shoplifting suspect
• Wis. K-9 officer in part of film
• Wis. K-9 officer in part of film
• Wis. K-9 officer in part of film
• Wis. K-9 officer in part of film
• Train from National Railroad Museum could go to England
• Train from National Railroad Museum could go to England
• Train from National Railroad Museum could go to England
• Train from National Railroad Museum could go to England
• Mothers have true strength
• Bikers flock to Hatley for annual import motorcycle swap meet
• Group says Merrill could get better deal for Wal-Mart Supercenter project, if it asks
• Group says Merrill could get better deal for Wal-Mart Supercenter project, if it asks
• Hannah Center provides help, hope for women in crisis
• Central Wisconsins top coaches succeed in style
• Dems: Walkers appeal to women during GOP convention too late
• Technical college graduates face bright job future
• Technical college graduates face bright job future
• Waste management facility gives UWSP students leg up in learning
• Greens and Goods provides fresh produce in Plover
• Wausau Kayak/Canoe offers training to be a volunteer judge
• Wisconsin GOP convention kicks off with Walker speaking against right-to-work
• 3-year-old boy dies in skid steer incident
• Two Neillsville social causes compete for $25,000 grants
• National Wildlife Refuge System leader to speak at UWSP graduation ceremonies
• ME accused of keeping body part charged again
• Highway X lane closures to begin in Weston next week
• Wausau pharmacist named to health insurance agency
• Grant allows Merrill Area Public Schools pond project to begin
• Send us your salute to veterans
• NTC is looking for students to help establish an NTC Health & Wellness Club star...
• Stevens Point police investigate death
• GOP says it expects crowd in Green Bay for convention
• Churches celebrate cultural partnership
• Gov. Scott Walkers office announces state budget surplus
• Gov. Scott Walkers office announces state budget surplus
• Gov. Scott Walkers office announces state budget surplus
• Groundbreaking held for Olympic-caliber curling center in Wausau
• Small and rural central Wisconsin post office hours could get cut
• Robert Pope column: Even toy frogs need medical attention at times
• Local bank earns national ranking
• Even with low rates, you can invest for income
• Schofield passes social host rule
• Court upholds gas markup law
• Court upholds gas markup law
• Online voting can help Neighbors Place
• Mosinee Calendar
• Boy Scouts to host brat fry
• Mosinee United Methodist Church
• Bradley named to judges board
• Local bank earns national ranking
• NTC's Technical & Trades Division will be holding a Student Showcase on Tuesday,...
• Reminder: If you are graduating in May, stop in to Student Life to pick up your...
• Democrats vow unity in recall
• Democrats vow unity in recall
• Democrats vow unity in recall
• Democrats vow unity in recall
• Unions influence questioned after Falks defeat
• Merrill School Board affirms Pine River Elementary to close
• Stevens Point womans idea for 12/12/12 comes to fruition
• Central Wisconsin Airport to add 670 parking spots
• Wright Place owners mum on restaurant closing
• Wright Place owners mum on restaurant closing
• UWMC magazine available at Janke Book Store
• Reduced heat costs shift thousands of dollars to classroom needs
• Hostess workers face layoffs
• Hostess workers face layoffs
• Two-car crash injures one
• Aspirus rehab unit accredited
• UWSP to seek provost
• Historic Packers trail set to open in June
• Textbook Buyback at the NTC Bookstore will take place next week (May 15-19). Vis...
• Do you have photography skills? Enter our “Snapshot of Cultural Diversity” conte...
• Rothschild plans sewer rate hike
• Kraft Foods pays $37,000 fine for underweight Oscar Mayer meat packages
• Kraft Foods pays $37,000 fine for underweight Oscar Mayer meat packages
• Wausau School District gives itself a progress report
• Walker, Barrett to face off in governors race again
• Walker, Barrett to face off in governors race again
• Seidel to face Petrowski in 29th Senate District recall race
• Diocese of La Crosse shifts church leaders
• Walker, Barrett to face off in governors race again
• Marshfield parents could face party fine
• Clinic offers mammograms
• Rothschild plans sewer rate hike
• Community Calendar
• Bulk item drop-off announced
• State parks to upgrade campsites
• DNR ruling needed on soccer site
• Maurice Sendak, Beloved Author and Illustrator
• Congrats to the following NTC students who recently placed in the top ten of at...
• Woodchucks owner sells team
• WPSC pursues pollution filter for Weston plant
• WPSC pursues pollution filter for Weston plant
• Stevens Point banker to run for Assembly seat vacated by Louis Molepske Jr.
• Clinic patients undergo new heart procedure
• Fire draws jail sentence
• Wis. Dems tout records before recall primary
• Antigo drug suspect faces OWI charge
• Tavern and title company owner dies in crash
• Farmers market to accept debit cards
• DOT encourages kids to ride on Bike to School Day
• Wisconsin Rapids man faces child abuse charge
• Updated: Man killed in rollover crash on East Wausau Avenue
• The next NTC Free Family Movie Night will take place Wednesday, May 9 at 5:30 p....
• New Merrill board makeup offers hope to keep Pine River Elementary School open
• Cambodian genocide survivor Loung Ung to tell her story
• Mosinee, North Central Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission win national award
• Road work to close lanes this week
• FSA urges farmers to report crop losses
• Recent deaths show drinking culture difficult to heal
• Wis. recall election debates divide friends
• CrimeStoppers: Police seek thieves of TV from Aspirus Wausau Hospital
• Burned house tours raise awareness of fire danger
• Whooping crane hatches naturally in Wood County, first in recent history
• Some see tariff break as earmarks ban breach
• Police: Boy hit by car Friday in Weston in serious condition
• Teen found early Saturday in search on Rib Mountain
• Helium reserves deflated prices increase
• Who will you vote for in the Democratic gubernatorial recall primary
• Who will you vote for in the Democratic gubernatorial recall primary
• Republicans dominate state airwaves
• Who will you vote for in the Democratic gubernatorial recall primary
• Wausau School District moves to implement national learning standards
• Anglers find solitude at fishing spots on opening day
• Who will you vote for in the Democratic gubernatorial recall primary
• Wausau-area bicycling advocates celebrate 2012 Bike and Walk Week
• Judge in wrestling case to tour Lincoln High School locker room
• Cabelas planned near Lambeau Field
• Cabelas planned near Lambeau Field
• Event aims to keep Weston Skateboard Park safe
• Marathon County road work to close several lanes, ramps next week
• State Rep. Louis Molepske Jr. to run for Portage County DA
• Bicycling and walking events in the Wausau area
• Wisconsin tourism on the rise
• Local woman named to justice council
• Bridge inspections set for next week
• Democrats make their cases at final debate
• Democrats make their cases at final debate
• Democrats make their cases at final debate
• Democrats make their cases at final debate
• 7-year-old boy struck by car
• Wisconsin tourism spending up 8 percent, report says
• Missing person case is not on a shelf
• Police: Drunken suspects stole supplies from Marshfield High School
• State Rep. Louis Molepske Jr. will not seek re-election
• Frozen yogurt shop coming to downtown Wausau
• Frozen yogurt shop coming to downtown Wausau
• Kids on board with Hatley library train
• National weather tracking in danger
• National weather tracking in danger
• Globe University-Wausau to offer job-search seminars
• Storms drench eastern Wisconsin
• Knights of Columbus holds Tootsie Roll fundraiser drive
• Fire destroys limo companys party bus
• Facebook workshop, book sale planned at library
• NTC power outage blamed on equipment failure
• Childrens author set to visit middle school
• Share your fishing opener photos
• Globe University-Wausau to offer job-search seminars
• Everest Youth Soccer registration under way
• Eighth Never Forgetton Honor Flight takes off Monday
• Mosinee Calendar
• Gardening workshop at library
• United Way Volunteer Connection and Goodsmatch
• CrimeStoppers: Officials seek info about Texas fire
• Spring Fling celebrations wrap up today, with the Antigo campus holding its even...
• Figis parent company sold new owner to review Marshfield-based business
• Organizations plan Random Acts of Kindness Day
• Funding for local road construction set
• Marquette poll: Barrett, Walker race would be close
• Marathon County residents discard unwanted meds
• Two Portage County cocaine bust suspects men face drug charges
• Strongman brings powerful message about health to Mosinee students
• Marathon County students take Heavy Metal Tour
• Marathon County students take Heavy Metal Tour
• Forest Park Village plans senior day care center
• Man arrested after break-in attempt
• Wausau drug bust yields $106,000 bound for Oregon
• Plea hearing set in teacher-drug case
• Theme of recall shifts from unions to jobs
• Inaugural Wausau RiverFest 5K and 2 Mile Walk hits the area in June.
• Wausaus Exhibitour named best in state
• NTC’s Medford and Spencer campuses will celebrate Spring Fling today. Stop by to...
• Wausau Campus Clean Up: The Beta Rho Zeta chapter of Phi Theta Kappa invites all...
• Children's Book Week & Mother Goose
• Merrill residents urge careful planning for new Walmart store
• Merrill residents urge careful planning for new Walmart store
• Weather Wrap: April temperatures near normal
• Site proposed for Marshfield no-kill animal shelter
• Grants to help Northwoods agencies teach parenting skills
• Students get sneak peek of Waterwalk
• Bridge Clinic to use $3.4M grant to expand dental unit
• Bridge Clinic to use $3.4M grant to expand dental unit
• Lawyers seek state Supreme Court decision in prayer-death case
• 6 suspects face heroin charges
• Man dies a week after crash in town of Hull
• The Timberwolf Intramural Golf Scramble will take place at Pine Valley Golf Cour...
• Don’t forget to stop by NTC’s Spring Fling event today between 11:00 a.m. and 1:...
• Thinking About Doing Some Remodeling Around the House?
• Families mourn victims of crash
• Hmong group hopes events linked cultures
• Court to release Neumann decision
• Point to settle mall deal
• Walker raises $13M in recall
• Robbers hold up couple, toddlers
• Teen shooting injury minor
• State recall candidates unveil financial reports
• Cellcom launches 4G service in area
• Man charged in gun incident in Wausau
• Man faces 11th OWI
• Corrected: Merrill grass fire extinguished
• Each NTC campus will celebrate Spring Fling with a special event this week. The...
• Survey respondents want economy, jobs to be Marathon Countys top priority
• Abused teen: I had no hope in myself
• Wisconsin firms make parts for TV telescope
• Survey respondents want economy, jobs to be Marathon Countys top priority
• Wisconsin firms make parts for TV telescope
• Deep muck raises St. Croix River bridge costs
• Armed suspect arrested at home
• Wisconsin firms make parts for TV telescope
• Wisconsin firms make parts for TV telescope
• Wis. bishop defends conservative priests
• Program to outline Social Security
• Three dead in Portage County crash
• Three dead in early morning Portage County crash
• MSTC offers app certificate to students
• Cigarette cause of Tomahawk fire
• CrimeStoppers: Police seek suspect in building fire
• Woman tied to Oregon drug bust
• Port Edwards combats goose problem
• Review: Counties do not meet standards for child abuse investigations
• Review: Counties do not meet standards for child abuse investigations
• Review: Counties do not meet standards for child abuse investigations
• Beetles, residents come together to fight plant pest
• Events often hold personal meaning for participants, organizers
• Review: Counties fail to meet standards for child abuse investigations
• Marathon County district attorney humbled by 2012 prosecutor of the year award
• Longtime Wausau barber shuts down shop
• Longtime Wausau barber shuts down shop
• Wausau West trumpeter gets scholarship to UNLV
• UW-Madison red-tailed hawk family a hit on the Web
• UWMC holds Take Back the Night rally to raise awareness against violence
• Human billboard rallies against underage drinking
• Fire damages Wausau home cat found dead
• Fire damages vehicles at Schulzs Recycling
• Man charged with abuse of infant
• UWSP could develop own apps
• Woman gets 4 years for abduction
• Audit shows prisoners, fugitives received food stamps
• Judge sentences woman to four years in prison in abduction case
• Mark your calendar for NTC’s Spring Fling. The event will take place on Tuesday,...
• Road races promote health, raise money for Evergreen and Riverview elementary schools
• Hundreds expected for Saturdays MS walk
• Medical College of Wisconsin officials visit the competition
• Medical College of Wisconsin officials visit the competition
• Merrill community celebrates tornado recovery
• Some Wisconsin residents set to receive health insurance rebates
• Some Wisconsin residents set to receive health insurance rebates
• Man gets 8 years in stabbing case
• Rothschild ends large item drop-off program
• Weston to appeal judges bus referendum ruling
• Strong man to visit Mosinee
• Prosecutor honored for murder trial work
• Volunteer Connection
• Honor roll
• Mosinee athletics schedule
• Church news
• Facebook workshop set for Mosinee library
• Northcentral Technical College hosts SEED conference
• Parenting benefits from laughter
• Video added: Wausau man gets 8 years in stabbing
• Domtar Corp. posts 78.9 percent decline in first-quarter profits
• May 2012 Movie Schedule
• Pageant inspires multi-tasking mom
• Element Mobile agrees to pay out $248,000 in settlement
• Judicial Commission to discuss judges who signed recall petitions
• Judicial Commission to discuss judges who signed recall petitions
• State sets deer-hunt rules for 2012
• Scrap pickers find plenty during Wausaus large item pick-up
• Barrett gains momentum ahead of recall primary
• Barrett gains momentum ahead of recall primary
• Barrett gains momentum ahead of recall primary
• Barrett gains momentum ahead of recall primary
• Harley-Davidson 1Q profit revs up as sales jump
• Three local doctors honored
• DNR leader blasts agency for CWD test delay
• Harley-Davidson 1Q profit revs up as sales jump
• Marathon County added 600 jobs in March, state says
• Don’t forget to vote for Student Governing Board elections today. You will need...
• Merrill firefighters warn low staffing is dangerous
• Wausau Chamber names 2012 Small Business of the Year award winners
• Wausau Region Chamber of Commerce Small Business Week events
• Wausau Region Chamber of Commerce Small Business Week events
• Justice David Prossers recusal requests could end ethics case
• Injured mo-ped driver suing Wood County over crash with squad car
• NewPage halts biorefinery plans for Wisconsin Rapids mill
• Technology facility boosts UWSP
• WIAA to move girls basketball tourney for two years
• WIAA to move girls basketball tourney for two years
• Wausau Chamber names 2012 Small Business of the Year award winners
• Community conferencing program seeks volunteers
• Hmong ceremony offered for Wausau mayor
• Road repairs will close Business 51 lanes
• BloodCenter kicks off new program
• Stop by the NTC cafeteria today from 10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. and tomorrow (Wednesda...
• Join the NTC Bookstore on the Spencer campus today from 11:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. and...
• Fatal bat disease inches closer
• Volunteers for post-graduation parties sought
• The Rev. Steve Brice of the Church of St. Anne to be reassigned
• SPASH graduate Ben Provisor qualifies for Olympics in wrestling
• Corrections
• Get rid of unwanted, expired medicines safely Saturday
• Stettin Drive crash victim in serious condition
• Workshops target financial wellness
• Ex-teacher guilty of assaults
• Race 4 Life Scavenger Hunt promotes organ donation
• Lincoln County Sheriffs Department ends ground search for Robert Cartwright
• NTC is looking for a graduating student in one of our Health programs to deliver...
• If you are graduating in May and are attending the graduation ceremony, stop int...
• Concertina Festival in Merrill attracts players from other cities, states
• Pilot in Lake Wausau crash plans to fly again
• Take Back the Night rally against sexual and domestic violence set for Friday
• Baers Run for Hospice to be held May 12
• Alcohols effects on teens to be discussed
• Merrill fire station shut down for day because of low staff levels
• Mosinee happy to have Kafka Granite move into former Ford dealership building, vacant for 4 years
• Ghidorzi Green Clean Project brings hundreds to pick up litter in Wausau metro area
• Mosinee happy to have Kafka Granite move into former Ford dealership building, vacant for 4 years
• Search continues for Robert Cartwright, missing Bradley man
• CrimeStoppers: Information on Mosinee ATV, tool theft wanted
• Officials seek dog that bit woman
• Recycled art winners named
• Speakers focus on rights Central Wisconsin Tea Party spring rally
• New rule would reduce raises for Wis. teachers
• New rule would reduce raises for Wis. teachers
• Granite pit a rock solid investment for owner
• A look back at Wausau Region Chamber of Commerce Small Business Award winners
• Granite pit a rock solid investment for owner
• A look back at Wausau Region Chamber of Commerce Small Business Award winners
• Wausau Region Chamber of Commerce Small Business Week events
• Wausau Region Chamber of Commerce Small Business Week events
• Plane crashes into Lake Wausau
• State slow to fix algae issues
• Mount View turns back clock with Senior Prom
• New disc golf course pleases players
• Student art show features recycled materials
• High school rite of passage can be costly
• Sandy Block column: Making a daughters dress dream come true
• Former Wisconsin Rapids wrestler to sue school district
• Dance event to benefit literacy
• Merrill Fire Department to hold meeting
• 6 face charges in drug bust
• Correction
• One injured in two-vehicle crash
• Woman in crash in critical condition
• State gives $765K in bonuses
• Planned Parenthood suspends pill abortions in Wis.
• State gives $765K in bonuses
• Planned Parenthood suspends pill abortions in Wis.
• 100,000 Wis. concealed carry permits issued
• 100,000 Wis. concealed carry permits issued
• State gives $765K in bonuses
• State gives $765K in bonuses
• Search continues for missing man
• Planned Parenthood suspends pill abortions in Wis.
• Planned Parenthood suspends pill abortions in Wis.
• State gives $765K in bonuses
• Garage fire extinguished
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• Event organizers hope to highlight benefits of cloth diapers, break world record
• Democrats get jump on U.S. House race ad buys
• Democrats get jump on U.S. House race ad buys
• Provocative dancing spurs high schools to ask students to sign codes of conduct
• Police search for missing Lincoln County man
• Recall hopefuls tout their backgrounds, experience
• Recall hopefuls tout their backgrounds, experience
• Judge postpones voter ID law decision until after recall election
• Judge postpones voter ID law decision until after recall election
• Wausau Paper says Mosinee millworkers safe
• Wausau Paper says Mosinee millworkers safe
• Wausau Paper says Mosinee millworkers safe
• Six Tomahawk drug suspects in custody
• Ministry Saint Clares Hospital nurses to receive award
• State job numbers see ups, downs
• Stettin Drive crash victim in critical condition
• Mosinee School News
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• State job numbers see ups, downs
• Gov. Scott Walker OKs Highway 13 improvements
• Watch: Kathleen Vinehout interviews with the Editorial Board
• NTC will host Speaking Out: The Stacey Lannert Story, on Thursday, April 26 at 6...
• UWSP faculty approve new pay plan
• WPSC: Thieves stealing copper from power poles
• Communitywide garage sale planned at Marathon Park
• Four injured in one-car rollover on Stettin Drive
• Green Clean event builds on momentum
• Gov. Scott Walker greeted as Republican rock star in travels out of state
• Gov. Scott Walker greeted as Republican rock star in travels out of state
• Wisconsin school staffing drops 2.3 percent
• Sustainability in small cities requires balance
• Sustainability in small cities requires balance
• Wausau to move south-side polling place
• Probation ordered in stolen gun case
• Man gets 3 years on drug charge
• YWCA names Women of Vision
• Letter: Recall rooted in Progressive Wis. history
• National Poetry Month
• Today is NTC Bookstore/Regional Campus Spirit Day at the Medford campus. Free ro...
• Retired Everest Metro Police officer to run for 86th Assembly District
• Six fake Democrats allowed on recall ballot
• Six fake Democrats allowed on recall ballot
• Former Tomahawk/Merrill Tavern League secretary accused of embezzling $20,000
• Six fake Democrats allowed on recall ballot
• Yamma Ensemble bridges cultural gap with local students
• Whooping cough outbreak hits Wausau area
• Aspirus clinic to discuss sports injuries
• Mosinee Knights of Columbus seek help for family
• Walk MS event set for April 28
• Today is NTC Bookstore/Regional Campus Spirit Day at the Wittenberg campus. Stop...
• Edgar schools select Merrill curriculum director to be superintendent
• Still not done with your taxes Follow these tips to avoid errors in your returns
• Doolittles Raid survivors honor attack 70 years later
• Deer czar calls for site-specific management of states herd
• Permits to allow Wausau pet ordinance exceptions
• Globe University to host blood drive April 24
• Fake Dems expected to stay in recall
• State Senate debate set for May between Petrowski, Seidel in District 29
• Stratford murder retrial delayed
• Petrowski, Seidel to debate May 23 in state Senate recall election
• Reminder: Free NTC Movie Night is tonight. We are showing Sherlock Holmes: A Gam...
• Registration opens today for the summer and fall semesters. Computers are availa...
• Marathon County UW-Extension, Neighbors Place to honor volunteers register today to attend Thursday
• Tomahawk couple among five finalists for national volunteer award
• WPSC now free to disconnect utilities of customers 4 months behind on bills
• Bridge replacement to close Highway K section starting today
• La Crosse students combat drownings
• Marketing key to new charter schools
• Polka plays on for many central Wisconsin fans
• Provocative dancing spurs high schools to ask students to sign codes of conduct
• Biggest Loser contestants inspire audience
• Marshfield man lands role on Castle
• Oversight on federal stimulus loans to businesses lacking
• Woodson event brings outer space to Wausau
• Oversight on federal stimulus loans to businesses lacking
• Name of man killed in crash released
• CrimeStoppers: Police seek info on antlers theft
• Portage County martyr considered for sainthood
• Paper seeks stories of healthy change
• Marshfield Clinic plays part in heart attack research
• Woodson event brings outer space to Wausau
• 400 Block sod refreshed after year of heavy traffic
• Two sex offenders set to be released in Wausau
• Badger State Winter Games profit beats expectations
• Falk aims to start healing state
• Bus driver accused of sending explicit cellphone pictures to child, 11
• Couple and their dogs to stay in Wausau committee to look at citys pet-limit ordinance Monday
• Merrill elementary school shifts upset parents
• Correction
• Take Care play to premiere in Wausau
• Stratford shoe company fined $122, 500 for wastewater problems
• Man killed in rollover crash early Friday in Rib Mountain
• NTC Free Movie Night is Monday, April 16 at 5:30 p.m. We will be showing Sherloc...
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• Two University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point anglers in FLW bass fishing tournament
• Police increase patrols in two downtown Wausau areas
• Merrill students play football with Greg Jennings
• Democrats want faux candidates out of recall election
• Democrats want faux candidates out of recall election
• Blaze destroys vacant house in western Marathon County
• U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy tours Innovative Machine Specialists in Marshfield
• Scavenger hunt to aid family
• Acorn Hill to hold trunk sale
• MOSINEE ATHLETICS SCHEDULE
• United Way Volunteer Connection
• Lions schedule pancake breakfast
• Library holds healing workshop
• Minor fire gamages garage
• Hearing to address Wal-Mart in Merrill
• County highway weight limits end Monday
• Edgar School Board plans to hire superintendent
• Hearing to address Wal-Mart in Merrill
• Knights of Columbus helps family in need
• Child injured by tractor in town of Bevent improves
• Clinic offers mammograms
• Barrett, Obey to speak in Wausau at 10 a.m.
• Join us for a free ice cream social for students and staff today at the Wausau c...
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• Barrett, Falk differ on bargaining at forum
• Search continues for Wisconsin Rapids native
• Drowning likely cause of death of Wisconsin Rapids man, autopsy shows
• John Mellencamp informs Gov. Scott Walker of his liberal beliefs
• John Mellencamp informs Gov. Scott Walker of his liberal beliefs
• Barrett, Falk differ on bargaining at forum
• Vote shows most want sandhill crane hunt
• Vote shows most want sandhill crane hunt
• Local outdoors enthusiast Roger Drayna dies at 81
• Neighbors Place bicycle stand helps with more than just repair skills
• T.B. Scott Library Spring Fling Book Sale opens Friday
• Weston hires village administrator
• DNR tags 240-pound sturgeon
• Court ruling puts final touch on Wis. election map
• Court ruling puts final touch on Wis. election map
• Court ruling puts final touch on Wis. election map
• 5 recall candidates dont have enough signatures for ballot
• 5 recall candidates dont have enough signatures for ballot
• Authorities seek information on dog biting
• Mountain bike and horseback riding trails at Nine Mile open
• 3-year-old girl injured by tractor
• Mellencamp says hes unhappy with Walker using song
• Barrett, Falk differ on bargaining at forum
• 5 recall candidates dont have enough signatures for ballot
• Mellencamp says hes unhappy with Walker using song
• Barrett, Falk differ on bargaining at forum
• 5 recall candidates dont have enough signatures for ballot
• Mellencamp says hes unhappy with Walker using song
• Court ruling puts final touch on Wis. election map
• Today is Bookstore Spirit Day at the Phillips campus. Free food will be availabl...
• Marshfield police kill aggressive-acting bear
• Coin toss decides winner of Portage County Board seat
• Keith Uhlig column: Outdoor debates thrive at Conservation Congress
• Keith Uhlig column: Outdoor debates thrive at Conservation Congress
• Lincoln County burglary suspects linked to deer killing
• Career expo offers students a look at potential future jobs
• Edgar Elementary School teacher wins Seven Wonders of the USA Teacher Tour
• Three cheese plants coming to state
• Three cheese plants coming to state
• Walker kicks off campaign tour
• WPS Health Insurance CEO retires
• Walker kicks off campaign tour
• Scouts drive to help local pantries
• Wausau bans recreational campfires
• Walker kicks off campaign tour
• Walker kicks off campaign tour
• WPS Health Insurance CEO retires
• Zimmermans lawyers withdraw from shooting case
• The 2012-13 NTC Student Catalog has arrived! Check out the very cool time lapse...
• After the storm: Merrills recovery from tornado a work of community, compassion
• Biggest Loser duo to share weight-loss stories
• Rep. Paul Ryan stresses importance of recall election
• Conservation Congress meeting in Marathon County shows split on sandhill crane hunt
• Marshfield man accused of threatening abortion clinic workers awaits federal hearing
• Teens accused in string of burglaries across three counties
• Walker to reintroduce plan for taking DNA at arrest
• Walker to reintroduce plan for taking DNA at arrest
• Rudolph Firefighters Auxiliary sets steak feed for Friday
• Walker to reintroduce plan for taking DNA at arrest
• Walker to reintroduce plan for taking DNA at arrest
• Man charged with sixth OWI
• Village to reinstate K-9 program
• Village approves farmers market
• Congressman Sean Duffy’s Spring 2012 Job Fair will be held at NTC tomorrow from...
• Welcome back! Classes resume today at all NTC campuses. Did everyone enjoy Sprin...
• New Wausau Mine Co. owners continue offering free Easter meal
• New Wausau Mine Co. owners continue offering free Easter meal
• Merrill schools interim leader Don Stevens brings experience to job
• Authorities search for missing woman
• Scouts drive to help local pantries
• Duffys mass mailings total $225,000
• Harlen Globetrotters to play at Wausau West
• State finds way to intercept contract payments
• Group says state could collect more if it paid more
• State finds way to intercept contract payments
• Group says state could collect more if it paid more
• Community News Scan
• Aspirus offers grocery tour
• CrimeStoppers: Police seek information on car thief
• Local tax delinquent disputes amount owed
• More Wausau-area residents seek free tax preparation help
• Robert W. Monk Public Gardens opens with Easter egg hunt
• Sandhill crane hunt on Wisconsin Conservation Congress, DNR meeting agenda
• State chases tax cheats, but most slip away
• State chases tax cheats, but most slip away
• Top 5 tax debtors in the state
• Top 5 tax debtors in the state
• Top 10 local tax delinquents
• On the Hub: Pig racing and more added to Wausau Area Events calendar
• Wausau Area Events plans for the year
• Video released in wrong-way highway chase
• Church plans Highway 153 cleanup
• Gov. Scott Walker quietly signs abortion, sex education bills
• Gov. Scott Walker quietly signs abortion, sex education bills
• Rift ongoing in Hmong community over association rules
• Wausau Mayor Jim Tipple talks about issues facing city
• Woman injured in Schofield crash
• Injured bald eagle slows traffic on Thomas Street
• Global Youth Service Day planned for Marathon County
• I-39 lane closures start Monday
• Spraying program targets invasive plant species
• State Capitol cleanup costs less than initial estimate
• Annual Rhythm Brews event helps fight Alzheimers disease
• Law establishes tax credits for businesses that hire veterans
• Medical colleges still eye Wausau
• Medical colleges still eye Wausau
• Open Book, Board of Review scheduled
• Church plans to clean up Highway 153
• Correction
• Library adds Facebook class
• Duffy to attend community events
• Wausau cleanup event scheduled
• DNR: No damage from Marshfield DoorSystems dye spill
• Green Bay group seeks to attract birds of prey to city
• State Capitol cleanup costs less than initial estimate
• State Capitol cleanup costs less than initial estimate
• State Capitol cleanup costs less than initial estimate
• Reminder: All NTC campuses will be closed on Friday (April 6) and Saturday (Apri...
• MCPL-Wausau Staff Picks for Favorite Children's Books
• Schools put early emphasis on reading
• Former UWSP athlete going for gold in Olympics skeleton event
• Write-ins tie for Portage County Board seat
• Womens Community opens new shelter for victims of sexual assault
• Planned Parenthood fire suspect makes first appearance
• Panel recommends leashes in Marathon County parks
• Eighth-graders to attend career fair
• Some highway weight restrictions to be lifted
• Eighth-graders to attend career fair
• Boy Scouts drive to help local pantries
• Wausau Mine Co. offers Easter dinner
• Man gets 23 years in prison for stabbing
• Wisconsin TechConnect - a jobs board service for all of the state’s technical co...
• Mitt Romney sweeps Tuesdays GOP primaries
• Merrill schools name interim superintendent
• Relay for Life team captains to meet
• Former state Sen. Roger Breske dies
• Four dentists from First Impressions honored
• Four dentists from First Impressions honored
• Mitt Romney sweeps Tuesdays GOP primaries
• Wausau Mayor Jim Tipple wins re-election
• D.C. Everest School Board election results
• Rothschild School Board election results
• Merrill School Board election results
• Marathon County Board election results
• Mosinee School Board election results
• Wausau City Council election results
• Wausau School Board election results
• Merrill City Council election results
• Zillmans Meat Market co-founder, local icon, dies
• Zillmans Meat Market co-founder, local icon, dies
• University of Wisconsin-Madison alumni to host Chancellor David Ward
• Wisconsin Supreme Court reinstates conviction in 2007 homicide
• Alleged victim speaks at Wisconsin Rapids wrestlers hearing
• Redistricting leaves some Wausau voters confused
• DNR decreases walleye limits
• Share your family weight loss efforts
• Police arrest suspect in clinic bombing
• Northwoods election roundup
• Rib Mountain Town Board election results
• NTC will serve as a host site for the Chick-fil-A Leadercast on May 4, 2012. Sig...
• Mark your calendar: Free ice cream social for NTC students and staff on Thursday...
• Second Opportunity to Sign Up for Facebook Class!
• Auburndale PTO, students raise $15K
• Governor signs bill to set rules on reading tests, teacher evaluations
• Rietbrock farmer copes with loss of barn, 70 cows in fire
• Walker to sign education bill
• Santorum to visit Shawano today
• Police seek missing UWSP student
• Bicyclist injured by vehicle in Wausau
• Boy on bike suffers injury in crash
• Edgar area barn damaged in fire
• Bridge sweeping, lane closures set
• Point volunteer to receive award
• FBI checks Planned Parenthood bombing
• Walker signs wolf hunt, youth concussion bills
• Kronenwetter considers farmers market
• Chronic wasting disease found in northwest Wis. deer
• Teen arrested after making gun threat
• Merrill picks administrator
• Sen. Ron Johnson: Romney endorsement aimed at unifying GOP
• Walker: Education reform a bipartisan effort
• A Student Life survey was recently sent out to all NTC students. Please check yo...
• Badger State Winter Games deemed a success
• Two Badger State Summer Games events planned for Wausau
• Wausau Area Hmong Mutual Association Boards lawyer defends new rules
• Badger State Winter Games deemed success
• Health centers community garden expanding to east side of Wisconsin River
• Newly elected officials will be faced with task of helping Wausau-area economy recover
• Barrett calls on Dems to run clean campaigns
• Barrett calls on Dems to run clean campaigns
• Barrett calls on Dems to run clean campaigns
• Barrett calls on Dems to run clean campaigns
• Hottest March in 102 years
• Hmong Heritage Month kickoff event aims to preserve culture
• Bills help military vets find work after service
• Marshfield womans card game vies for Walmart space
• Womens car care clinic scheduled
• Firefighter contest scheduled for June
• CrimeStoppers: Police seek info on car break-ins
• Democratic governor candidate Tom Barrett: I would restore labor powers
• Protesters say Wausau Area Hmong Mutual Association board of directors is out of control
• Despite recent decline, Wisconsin remains stuffed with turkeys
• Anti-suicide efforts in Marathon County pay off
• National Library Week Activities
• Construction forces Metro Ride move
• Rick Santorum bowls over audience at Dales Weston Lanes
• Mitt Romney sets sights strictly on President Barack Obama
• Rick Santorum bowls over audience at Dales Weston Lanes
• Mitt Romney sets sights strictly on President Barack Obama
• Northwoods Pawn opens shop
• Northwoods Pawn opens shop
• Newt Gingrich focuses on energy plan
• Newt Gingrich focuses on energy plan
• Kathleen Williams gets an A from the Wausau School Board
• Wisconsin Public Service Corp. seeks rate hike
• Wisconsin Public Service Corp. seeks rate hike
• GAB orders recall election for Walker
• GAB orders recall election for Walker
• Police
• Crane counters needed
• Green Clean event planned
• Grand jury indicts man on drug charges
• Man killed near bowling alley IDd
• GAB orders recall election for Walker
• GAB orders recall election for Walker
• Hmong Heritage Month kicks off today
• Part of collective bargaining law cut down
• Thank you to everyone who attended NTC’s Transfer Fair this week. The winner of...
• Reminder: NTC’s Spring Break begins Monday, April 2 and runs through Saturday, A...
• Summer/Fall 2012 Registration Open Enrollment for ALL students begins Monday, Ap...
• Democrats kick off campaigns against Walker
• Experiment of riches: What could you buy with $500 million from the lottery
• Mosinee fire chief to retire
• State Rep. Tom Tiffany to run for state Senate
• Helping Hands
• Church News
• Mosinee man wins $1 million
• Spring election, presidential primary April 3
• Boy Scouts to help food pantries
• Two men face burglary charges
• Edgar narrows superintendent field to three
• United Way Volunteer Connection
• Mosinee Calendar
• MOSINEE ATHLETICS SCHEDULE
• Wisconsinites share thoughts on deer czars report
• Interested in becoming involved on campus and gaining leadership skills? Run for...
• 100-year-old barn burns down in town of Stettin
• Jim Tipple and Ed Gale spar over Wausau issues
• Voter ID lawsuits sent to Wisconsin Supreme Court
• Do you smell what the Hub is cooking Its predictions for Wrestlemania 28
• Voter ID lawsuits sent to Wisconsin Supreme Court
• Voter ID lawsuits sent to Wisconsin Supreme Court
• Pine River home destroyed by fire
• Merrill school district to hire interim superintendent
• Local school districts score above average on effectiveness tests
• Things are booming again in Clintonville
• 2 accused of driving around in stolen vehicle
• Wausau unemployment rate jumps
• Wausau unemployment rate jumps
• State Rep. Tom Tiffany to announce Senate race plans
• Rick Santorum to visit Weston on Friday
• Things are booming again in Clintonville
• Updated: Lottery odds slim, but people still take a chance
• Central Wisconsin State Fair sets stage schedule
• Jim Tipple campaign flush with donations
• Callista Gingrich campaigns for husband in Wausau
• Central Wisconsin State Fair sets stage schedule
• Supreme Court justices signal trouble for health care law
• GOP candidates passing over central Wisconsin
• Mosinee man buys lottery ticket worth $1 million
• Democrats, GOP woo unmarried women voters
• Merrill School Board approves drug test policy
• Students reading, math proficiency up statewide
• No injuries in Highway 51 car fire
• Democrats, GOP woo unmarried women voters
• Human rights activist Rana Husseini to speak at UWMC
• Democrats, GOP woo unmarried women voters
• Democrats, GOP woo unmarried women voters
• Free Computer Classes!
• April 2012 Movie Schedule
• The NTC Transfer Fair is today from 11:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. in E101-102 at the Waus...
• Mining operation passes first hurdle
• Mining operation passes first hurdle
• Bow incident brings charges
• Troubled Kronenwetter mobile home park gets new owner
• Marathon County mulls proposed projects aimed at attracting more young professionals to area
• High court tackles Obamas health care overhaul
• Man faces drunken driving charge
• $1M lottery ticket sold in Mosinee
• Fireworks operator case to continue
• Chase leads to list of charges
• Come to the Wausau campus cafeteria tomorrow between 10:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. an...
• Job search for Merrill superintendent hits new snag
• Proposed clay mine in town of Plover under review
• Proposed clay mine in town of Plover under review
• Girl Scout cookies on sale until April 8
• Ghidorzi Green and Clean community cleanup to be April 21
• County Alert and Warning System test to be April 19
• Marathon Venture Academy charter school seeks community input
• Dead pedestrian on Highway 155 in St. Germain identified
• Lane closures expected during I-39 reconstruction
• Updated: One-car crash in town of Wausau causes power outages
• State races outpace presidential fundraising
• Bock Fest 5K benefits Never Forgotten Honor Flight
• Review shows local leaders attendance at meetings fairly steady
• How the Wisconsin primary works
• Choices loom for local voters in council, board elections
• Santorum first GOP candidate to visit Wisconsin
• Quest to preserve Ojibwe goes online
• CrimeStoppers: Police seek tailgate thief
• Pedestrian found dead on Vilas County highway
• Car damages Maine Fire Department building
• U.S. Senate hopefuls from Wisconsin tout conservative views
• Emerging Leaders unveils fundraiser
• Booms become a boon for Clintonville economy
• Waterwalk to premiere April 30 in Appleton
• Crash-free Marshfield trucker wins national award
• Man gets 17 years in prison in Wausau kidnapping, prostitution case
• City Council District 10 candidate to push for labor businesses
• Wausau Daily Herald names business reporter
• Wausau Daily Herald names business reporter
• State Sen. Jim Holperin will not seek re-election
• Authorities explain what they would do in cases similar to Florida shooting
• Lost Dogs of Wisconsin helps pets get home
• D.C. Everest plans child care program
• Callista Gingrich to campaign in Wausau
• Highway 51 repairs start Monday
• U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy plans small-business conference
• U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy plans small-business conference
• Rib Mountain yard waste site opens
• Have you stopped by the NTC Wood Technology Facebook page? Learn more about the...
• Fred Ziemann remembered for love of stamps
• Consignment store owner gives business fresh start
• Consignment store owner gives business fresh start
• Wausau, Stevens Point doctors plan service merger
• Wausau, Stevens Point doctors plan service merger
• Judges: 2 Wisconsin voting districts must be redrawn
• Judges: 2 Wisconsin voting districts must be redrawn
• Judges: 2 Wisconsin voting districts must be redrawn
• Judges: 2 Wisconsin voting districts must be redrawn
• Merrill residents share concerns over Walmart Supercenter
• Merrill residents share concerns over Walmart Supercenter
• Record heat fades away
• Advocates decry Walker on health care reform
• Ex-lawmaker: Politics played part in OWI arrest
• United Way Volunteer Connection and Goodsmatch
• St. John Lutheran plans fish fry
• SPASH to donate prom dresses to tornado-hit school
• Ex-lawmaker: Politics played part in OWI arrest
• City joins sanitary district
• Easter Egg Hunt on April 7
• Church hosts Lent services
• Volunteer Connection and Goodsmatch
• Seminar details significance of Passover during the Last Supper
• Marathon County Public Library offers Ubuntu conference
• Hockey workshop March 25
• Teachers can apply for Pencils grants
• Utility minimizes lead, copper in water
• Square foot gardening seminar is set
• Video: Wausau mayoral candidates debate visions for city
• Singer/songwriter Hana Pestle brings her college tour to NTC today. Hana will be...
• Green living fair continues to grow
• Group seeks investigation of judges who signed Walker recall petition
• HIPAA gives patient privacy added layer of protection
• Cash Mob planned for Saturday
• Cash Mob planned for Saturday
• Clintonville boom recordings come up silent
• School closure brings new beginning for early childhood program
• Petrowski to run for 29th Senate District seat
• Infusion therapy unit dedicated
• Good News Project plans electronics recycling
• Beta Rho Zeta will host an Open Mic Night on Thursday from 6:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m. i...
• NTC’s Transfer Fair is less than a week away. The event will take place Tuesday,...
• Housing sales on the rise
• D.C. Everest loses Lady Antebellum prom concert, continues Henryville support
• Merrill tops races in Kids Voting political conventions
• Wal-Mart officials to host QA session in Merrill
• Wal-Mart officials to host QA session in Merrill
• Clintonville awaits answers to bumps in the night
• Housing sales on the rise
• Housing sales on the rise
• Housing sales on the rise
• Housing sales on the rise
• Higher standards change lending game
• Higher standards change lending game
• Higher standards change lending game
• Higher standards change lending game
• Newman girls basketball team gets sendoff for state
• Former Walker aide pleads not guilty to four charges
• Former Walker aide pleads not guilty to four charges
• Judge upholds injunction in voter ID suit
• Judge upholds injunction in voter ID suit
• State offers vets online career fair
• Medical group asks governor to veto abortion bill
• Man charged in drowning death
• Man sentenced to 6 years in prison
• Former Walker aide pleads not guilty to four charges
• Reps. to announce plans for Senate seat
• Judge upholds injunction in voter ID suit
• Medical group asks governor to veto abortion bill
• Judge upholds injunction in voter ID suit
• Medical group asks governor to veto abortion bill
• Medical group asks governor to veto abortion bill
• Former Walker aide pleads not guilty to four charges
• Today officially marks the first day of spring. Has everyone been taking advanta...
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• Early spring warm-up closes Granite Peak Ski Area slopes
• Early spring warm-up closes Granite Peak Ski Area slopes
• Increase in gas prices doesnt stop consumers
• Increase in gas prices doesnt stop consumers
• Conservatives launch recalls over mining bill
• Loud booms in Clintonville baffle officials, deprive residents of sleep
• Stevens Point Area Catholic Schools President Jim Dyer resigns suddenly
• Peytons Promise founder chosen to carry Olympic torch in England
• Correction
• Former principal pleads innocent to drug charges
• Wis. firefighters union head enters lt. gov. race
• Conservatives launch recalls over mining bill
• Conservatives launch recalls over mining bill
• Three appointed to NTC board
• Home sales up, prices down in Wisconsin, Marathon County
• Womens exercise program offered in Lincoln County
• Wis. firefighters union head enters lt. gov. race
• Wis. firefighters union head enters lt. gov. race
• Wis. firefighters union head enters lt. gov. race
• Students who “Like” the NTC Student Success Facebook page before Friday, March 2...
• Reminder: NTC Family Movie Night is TONIGHT at 5:30 p.m. in the CHS Auditorium....
• Pam Galloway: I would have won recall election
• Wausau East teachers, students praise later start to some school days
• Peoples State Bank parent to acquire Marathon State Bank
• Venture plans art, craft center in Merrill
• Motorcycle musical comes to UWMC
• NTC names district ambassador
• Community News Scan
• CrimeStoppers: Police seek break-in information
• Three injured in Elderon crash
• Merrill ambulance crew delivers baby
• Education Wrap
• D.C. Everest students pay it forward to Henryville, Ind., in Lady Antebellum contest
• D.C. Everest students pay it forward to Henryville, Ind., in Lady Antebellum contest
• 29 judges signed Walker recall petitions
• Finances key issue in race for Wausau City Council District 6
• St. Peter Lutheran Elementary School offers math, science activities
• Woodcarvers work to hone their art
• Gannett Wisconsin papers build investigative reporting team
• Rothschild considers social host ordinance
• Jobs available but necessary skills are lacking, central Wisconsin employers say
• 29 judges signed Walker recall petitions
• Wausau insurer WPS to lose major contract
• Wausau insurer WPS to lose major contract
• Judge: Put bus question to voters in Weston
• Duffy plans April job fairs
• Duffy plans April job fairs
• Wisconsin Legislature adjourns tumultuous session
• Wisconsin Legislature adjourns tumultuous session
• Wisconsin Legislature adjourns tumultuous session
• Wisconsin Legislature adjourns tumultuous session
• Saint Clares names new chaplain
• Spring into action: Top 10 things to be prepared for with early warm temperatures
• Kids Voting tackles presidential politics
• Pam Galloway resigns from Wisconsin Senate
• Pam Galloway resigns from Wisconsin Senate
• Pam Galloway resigns from Wisconsin Senate
• Pam Galloway resigns from Wisconsin Senate
• Voucher ride system to start this month
• All-terrain vehicle trails closed in Marathon County
• GOP, Dems split on Galloways tenure
• Complaint filed against state Supreme Court justice in choking case
• Complaint filed against state Supreme Court justice in choking case
• Complaint filed against state Supreme Court justice in choking case
• Complaint filed against state Supreme Court justice in choking case
• Woman in crash faces 4 felonies
• Wausau insurer WPS to lose major contract
• Congratulations to John Case, who was the winner of the Futurefest Open House Ra...
• Updated: Wis. Assembly debate drags on
• NTC Family Movie Night will be on Monday, March 19 at 5:30 p.m. in the CHS Audit...
• Wausau, D.C. Everest school board hopefuls debate technology, sex education
• City Council District 4 candidate concerned over city tax rate
• Third candidate to vie for 85th Assembly District seat
• Questions remain in drowning death
• Walkers office inundated with public records requests in 2011
• Walkers office inundated with public records requests in 2011
• Walkers office inundated with public records requests in 2011
• Walkers office inundated with public records requests in 2011
• Legislative session grinds toward end
• Enter to win Woodson YMCA membership
• Legislative session grinds toward end
• Judge upholds voter ID injunction
• Judge upholds voter ID injunction
• Judge upholds voter ID injunction
• Judge upholds voter ID injunction
• Mosinee Volunteer Connections and GoodsMatch
• Mosinee Calendar
• Anglers compete for spot on U.S. team
• Church News
• Information sought on storage break-ins
• Legislative session grinds toward end
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• DNR urges caution in wildfire season
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• Seidel, Galloway gear up for recall elections as judge approves dates
• State Assembly passes abortion, sex education bills
• State Assembly passes abortion, sex education bills
• Man faces drug charges in connection with fatal Spencer crash
• Man faces drug charges in connection with fatal Spencer crash
• Stalking used for crimes of fear
• Rib Mountain plans bike trail
• Stalking used for crimes of fear
• Wausau City Council District 2 candidate slams crossing-guard vote
• K-9 officer first blastomycosis victim of 2012
• Public has say on school employee benefits
• Seidel, Galloway gear up for recall elections
• Assembly passes abortion, sex ed. bills
• Walker seeks Lincoln County judge applicants
• Thieves rolling Tide out of stores
• Merrill to celebrate storm recovery efforts
• Eagle Scout to hold vigil for POW
• Assembly passes abortion, sex ed. bills
• Each NTC campus will be offering free food for students to celebrate St. Patrick...
• If You Missed It...the MCPL Antiques Roadshow Will Be Back!!
• We apologize to all those who have been affected by the student email outage the...
• Pollen to fill the air sooner with onset of early spring weather
• Wisconsin Rapids wrestler faces felony stalking charge
• Police find body of missing Wisconsin Rapids man
• Longtime Lincoln Elementary teacher remembered for impact
• Merrill narrows administrator search down to four
• Encyclopaedia Britannica to go out of print
• City to rebrand Wausau West Industrial Park
• City to rebrand Wausau West Industrial Park
• GOP pushes mining despite failed bill
• Wood County Veterans Memorial committee accepting orders
• In-service, spring break dates set
• U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy schedules town halls
• Kronenwetter K-9 dog put down
• Don’t forget: NTC’s Futurefest Open House takes place tonight from 5:30 p.m.-7:3...
• Are you feeling the Madness? Join the NTC Bracket Challenge and compete for gift...
• Floor under Greenheck ice rink cracking, to undergo 6-week renovation
• Sunshine Week: Wisconsin Circuit Court Access system withstands challenges
• Wausau City Council hopefuls seek records on failed human resources merger
• Second judge strikes down voter ID law
• Wis. board orders recalls against 4 GOP senators
• Edgar man hurt in one-car crash
• Wis. board orders recalls against 4 GOP senators
• Second judge strikes down voter ID law
• Wis. board orders recalls against 4 GOP senators
• Marshfield teens join global effort against warlord
• District 1 candidates favor consolidation
• Woman arrested for OWI twice in 2 days
• Second judge strikes ID law
• Three plead innocent in Antigo drug case
• Wisconsin Valley Fair 2012
• I-39-Maple Ridge hearing set
• Wis. board orders recalls against 4 GOP senators
• NTC's Futurefest Open House will take place tomorrow (March 13) from 5:30 p.m.-7...
• This week’s College Connection has been posted online. Find out what’s happening...
• Shed damaged in fire near Wausau
• Sunshine Week: Advocacy group wants lists of concealed carry permit holders made public
• Anglers compete for spot on U.S. team to ice fish in World Ice Fishing Championships
• Police raise OWI, seat belt scrutiny
• Coffee Hour celebrates Girl Scouts
• Winter ties for third warmest
• Temperature records shattered in Wausau
• Grant helps find, train health care workers
• Thousands rally against Walker in Madison on collective bargaining law anniversary
• Community News Scan
• Local weather spotter classes set
• CrimeStoppers: Police seek info on snowmobile theft
• Duffy, Ribble make use of congressional travel
• FBI offers $20,000 in missing person case
• Warmth could harm maple syrup production
• Panel weighs building needs for Wausau School District
• USA Ice Team Finals field down to 20 anglers
• News accounts use Wisconsin open government laws to track trends, crack secrets
• Wausau officials form plan to clean up near west side
• Weston bridge path to expand
• Colby firefighter who died after Abby Theatre fire laid to rest
• Wausau mayoral candidates to debate March 28
• College project could put surgeon back on the job
• ATF rules Abbotsford theater fire was accidental
• ATF rules Abbotsford theater fire was accidental
• Colby firefighter who died after Abby Theatre fire laid to rest
• Walker announces his legal fund
• UWMC offers info session for adults
• Student competes in essay contest
• Gleason-area home destroyed in fire
• Stevens Point aims for bigger bird honors
• Recall petition database swamped
• Merrill trail development pushes ahead
• Antigo special ed teachers resign amid drug scandal
• Eric Hovde joins U.S. Senate race
• Merrill to give take-home meals to needy students
• Wausau offers $200,000 for Kocourek Automotive dealership
• Wausau offers $200,000 for Kocourek Automotive dealership
• Ice anglers compete for USA team spot
• 6,000 jobs gained in state since Gov. Scott Walker took helm
• 6,000 jobs gained in state since Gov. Scott Walker took helm
• 6,000 jobs gained in state since Gov. Scott Walker took helm
• New Weston assisted-living center plans to hire 75
• New Weston assisted-living center plans to hire 75
• One injured in six-vehicle crash in Rothschild as slick roads create many problems
• Appleton workshop planned for Hmong farmers
• Wausau receives wastewater grant
• United Way Volunteer Connection
• Mosinee athletics schedule
• Church news
• Arts program in the works
• Calendar
• Campus news
• Snap Fitness hosts food drive
• Marshfield Clinic offers mammograms
• Remove dry leaves, grass to prevent wildfires
• Storm coach honored
• Column: Hard to tell when a dog goes deaf
• Mosinee High School hosts blood drive
• Correction
• The International Club will be holding an International Fair in the NTC cafeteri...
• Walker touts $4M job-training program
• Walker touts $4M job-training program
• Walker touts $4M job-training program
• Apple unveils new iPad
• Solar storm travels toward Earth
• Solar storm travels toward Earth
• Solar storm travels toward Earth
• Solar storm travels toward Earth
• Lincoln County Judge Glenn Hartley to retire
• Central Wisconsin nursing homes ratings have wide range
• No foul play in death of ex-Packers coordinators son
• Obama strategist expects tight race in Wisconsin
• State Senate wont order new wind rules
• Obama strategist expects tight race in Wisconsin
• Abbotsford theater fire still under investigation
• Central Wisconsin residents seek to end use of R-word
• Obama strategist expects tight race in Wisconsin
• Obama strategist expects tight race in Wisconsin
• Merrill teachers receive preliminary layoff notices
• State Senate wont order new wind rules
• Body found in car fire
• State Senate wont order new wind rules
• County considers workers pay study
• State Senate wont order new wind rules
• Experience “Mind Games” with Illusionist James David today in E101-102. This fre...
• Judge to hear Weston public transit lawsuit
• UWSP students, teachers cope with loss
• Mining company to leave state as Senate fails to pass bill
• Mining company to leave state as Senate fails to pass bill
• Mining company to leave state as Senate fails to pass bill
• Mining company to leave state as Senate fails to pass bill
• Mining company to leave state as Senate fails to pass bill
• Judge halts enforcement of voter ID law
• Judge halts enforcement of voter ID law
• Judge halts enforcement of voter ID law
• Judge halts enforcement of voter ID law
• Records: Taser blasts stopped mans heart
• Benefits to change for city of Wausau employees
• Some Marathon County snowmobile trails to close today
• Weston road limits in effect Friday
• Cities consider water main agreement
• Weston narrows village administrator search to five
• The NTC Transfer Fair is three weeks away. Learn how you can turn your associate...
• Fresh Start program eyes change of pace
• Peers grieve loss of firefighter who died in Abbotsford blaze
• Body of missing UWSP student Eric Duffey found in river
• Authorities investigate cause of fatal Abbotsford fire
• Kronenwetter adds office hours
• Panel recommends 400 Block fees
• Merrill school district drafts employee handbook
• Man pleads guilty to burglary
• Organizers talk bike race
• NTC’s Futurefest Open House will be held next Tuesday, March 13, from 5:30-7:30...
• Firefighter dies in Abbotsford blaze four others injured
• Police to resume search today for missing UWSP student last seen Saturday
• New law triggers boost in gun sales
• Homesteaders sought for special events
• Allegro Regional Dance Theater to stage Pinocchio
• Course prepares students for ACT
• Community News Scan
• Group collecting cellphones for soldiers
• CrimeStoppers: Police seek information on storage unit thefts
• Police seek missing UWSP student
• Limbaugh apologizes to law student for insult
• Violent storms kill 31 in Ind., Ky., death toll could rise
• Readers say thank you to snow angels
• Man charged with impeding breathing plus five misdemeanors
• Doors locked as last business exits Stevens Point mall
• Severe storms strike across U.S. 28 dead
• Severe storms strike across U.S. 28 dead
• Severe storms strike across U.S. 28 dead
• Severe storms strike across U.S. 28 dead
• Judge orders Wisconsin Rapids wrestler to jail
• Judge orders Wisconsin Rapids wrestler to jail
• Ice fishing season results in Central Wisconsin mixed
• Community Development Block Grant funding cut
• Dental clinics donate services
• Four apply to NTC board
• Remove dry leaves, branches, grass to prevent wildfires, DNR urges
• Central Wisconsin desirable area for Medical College of Wisconsin
• Taste of Trails event to be Sunday in Rib Mountain
• Updated: Storms wreck Ind. towns, kill 16 in 3 states
• Did you know? The Wausau School Board established the Wausau Industrial School o...
• Packers stock sales raise $67 million for Lambeau Field expansion
• Packers stock sales raise $67 million for Lambeau Field expansion
• Weather Wrap: February ends with heavy snowfall
• Packers stock sales raise $67 million for Lambeau Field expansion
• Antigo High School aquatic center director suspended without pay
• Marathon County Public Library wants to get Tanked
• Marathon County Solid Waste Department director honored for efforts
• St. Croix River bridge bill passes U.S. House
• Introspect productions sets audition date
• Snowmobile trails in Lincoln, Marathon counties open today
• Recall elections might be in June
• Recall elections might be in June
• SHARE offers Easter dinner
• MOSINEE ATHLETICS SCHEDULE
• Mosinee - Campus News
• Mosinee Calendar
• Northland to host band fest
• GOP senators fail to reverse birth control rule
• Someone clear the snow for you Thank your snow angel here
• Ten NTC students competed at the State Business Professionals of America competi...
• Five students from NTC’s National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) Local Stud...
• Welcome back, students. We hope everyone stayed safe during the storm yesterday....
• Art Cluster 2012
• Schools look to add drug tests for new hires
• Review extension request could delay recall elections
• Packers tight end Jermichael Finley thanks blood donors
• Nonprofit raising money for residents of troubled Kronenwetter mobile home park
• Review extension request could delay recall elections
• Snow knocks out power, closes schools in Wausau area
• Duffy, Johnson support $700 million bridge over St. Croix River
• Walker signs wetlands development bill to law
• State senator rejects mining compromise
• Wausau, D.C. Everest school board forums set
• Man killed in farming accident
• Trinity Lutheran School teacher receives national honor
• Walker signs wetlands development bill to law
• State senator rejects mining compromise
• State senator rejects mining compromise
• Wood County dispatcher failed to follow procedures
• State senator rejects mining compromise
• Walker signs wetlands development bill to law
• Walker signs wetlands development bill to law
• Three school districts consider drug testing before hiring
• Register now for 2012 Cellcom Green Bay half and full marathons or 5K distance
• Update: Snow closes schools, causes power outages
• All NTC campuses are CLOSED today due to inclement weather. Stay safe out there...
• Domtar 2011 earnings down from 2010 but up from 2009
• Snow settles on the city
• Walker: Break mining impasse
• Walker: Break mining impasse
• Walker: Break mining impasse
• Walker: Break mining impasse
• Walker: Break mining impasse
• Owners: Businesses hurt by loss of Focus on Energy incentives
• Aspirus withdraws support for Wausau medical college
• Aspirus withdraws support for Wausau medical college
• Aspirus withdraws support for Wausau medical college
• Romney sweeps to double primary victory
• Romney sweeps to double primary victory
• Bill would transfer state no-call list to feds
• Romney sweeps to double primary victory
• Romney sweeps to double primary victory
• New Republican Party victory center to open
• Bill would transfer state no-call list to feds
• Couple, city could settle dog dispute
• Packers award grant to Dream Flight
• Edgar offers child screenings
• DNR schedules deer hunter forum
• In preparation for the approaching snow storm, please be aware that there is a p...
• The NTC Book Fair, sponsored by the Accounting Club, will be held Tuesday (9:00...
• City, couple in dispute over dog ownership limit
• Up to 8 inches of snow expected to blanket Wausau area
• Kronenwetter officials delay decision to solve pond problem
• Highway 29 lane closures begin
• Council candidate to hold forum
• Wausau, Becher Hoppe earn design honor
• No Call sign-up deadline looms
• Man faces homicide charge after crash
• Fans push for Rodgers Day
• Police check pot incident
• Deputies shoot Rib Mountain man with Taser eight times
• Student Life staff and SGB members will be giving away Pyramid Highlighters to N...
• Sign Up for Antiques Appraisal Roadshow!
• Missing Schofield man Lee Vesely found dead
• Educators develop program to prep students for manufacturing jobs
• Educators develop program to prep students for manufacturing jobs
• New liability rules could hit ski slopes under proposed bill
• Talent sought for youth shows
• Metro to hear Honor Flights talk
• Parents can learn about UWMC
• Meeting on 12th Ave. project set
• Police: Campaign visits from presidential candidates would strain budgets
• Our View: Big questions remain for Wausau Paper
• Nearly 600 Polar Plungers raise $110,000 for Special Olympics
• Manhattan firm Starboard Value uses aggressive tactics to influence Wausau Paper
• Manhattan firm Starboard Value uses aggressive tactics to influence Mosinee-based company
• Judge orders injuction on tobacco crackdown
• Community News Scan
• CrimeStoppers: Police seek info on suspicious fires
• Rock County Sheriffs Dept. looks into disappearance of Schofield man
• On the Hub: Oscars hold deep allure for many local movie fans
• Mid-State Technical College plans gerontology associate degree program
• Student runs write-in campaign for D.C. Everest School Board
• Student runs write-in campaign for D.C. Everest School Board
• Nearly 600 Polar Plungers raise $110,000 for Special Olympics
• Manhattan firm Starboard Value uses aggressive tactics to influence Mosinee-based company
• Wausau Symphony and Band regroups after ex-director stole up to $43,000 from ensemble
• Dispute over Hidden Treasures consignment store moves into court
• Experts expect gas prices in Wausau area to rise above $4
• Dispute over Hidden Treasures consignment store moves into court
• Wausau to host Wisconsin Deer Classic and Hunting Expo next year
• Wausau Daily Herald receives Wisconsin newspaper awards
• Stevens Point man is $1M lotto winner
• Police
• One killed in Shawano County crash
• Crash spills soybean meal on highway
• Linetec wins Wisconsin manufacturer award
• Wood County suspends dispatcher
• If you are planning to graduate in May, now is the time to register for graduati...
• Wausau Daily Herald editor named president of Wisconsin AP
• GriefShare to begin in Rothschild
• Community Calendar
• Rhinelander man to seek U.S. Senate seat
• The entry deadline for the Futuremakers Video Competition is right around the co...
• Polar Plunge returns for lucky number 13
• District maps trial begins today
• D.C. Everest School Board accepts bids for vacant elementary schools
• Concussion legislation gains support from Marshfield Clinic, former Packers player
• Gannett shares rise on $1.3 billion capital return plan
• Good News receives award
• Son accused in fathers death
• Teen art sought for Woodson exhibit
• WSD conference for families canceled
• Victim IDd in Tomahawk crash
• Victim named in fatal crash
• Reminder: NTC Foundation scholarship applications are due this Friday, Feb. 24....
• Update: Woman dies in two-car crash in town of Marathon
• Nite Inn owners offer $87,300 for vacant Schofield Elementary School
• GOP Lawmakers: Law states voting district maps cant be redrawn
• One Wausau School Board incumbent out after local primary election
• Voter ID law off to smooth start in Wisconsin
• Voter ID law off to smooth start in Wisconsin
• Voter ID law off to smooth start in Wisconsin
• Voter ID law off to smooth start in Wisconsin
• Lawmakers: Law states voting district maps cant be redrawn
• Lawmakers: Law states voting district maps cant be redrawn
• Lawmakers: Law states voting district maps cant be redrawn
• Coalition kicks off campaign to decrease states prison population
• Local radio personality Pat Snyder to run for state Assembly
• Voter ID law causes no issues in local primary elections
• State seeks No Child Left Behind waiver
• State seeks No Child Left Behind waiver
• Aspirus Womens Health expands free breast exams
• Packers award grants to charities, civic groups
• UWMC holds parents night
• Man severely hurt in one-car crash
• State seeks No Child Left Behind waiver
• State seeks No Child Left Behind waiver
• Are you an NTC Alumni? Join the Alumni Association TODAY! There is no charge to...
• Sign-up for the NTC/UW-MC Intramural Basketball leagues ends Feb. 27 at noon. Re...
• Campaigns goal: Cut state prison population in half by 2015
• Marathon County EMT accused in crash cover-up
• New cycling group hopes to develop trails in Wausau area
• Authorities seek theft suspects
• Fund set up for fire victims
• Minocqua cop faces charges
• Rapids utility planned for raises up to 14
• Man receives cribbage honor
• Knife attack brings charges
• Snowmobiler killed in crash
• NTC will be the exclusive local provider of the Dave Ramsey Total Money Makeover...
• Program seeks volunteers to provide language classes overseas
• Amazing Race contest celebrates culture, raises money for Hmong Heritage Month
• Historical Lincoln portrait on loan to Judge Mike Moran
• Fillmor takes leap of faith with live entertainment
• Union tour to stop in Wausau
• Wausau superintendent to speak at AAUW
• Marshfield, Wausau West top Science Olympiad
• One car rollover closes Highway 29
• Community news scan
• Film role inspires Wisconsin Rapids native
• Leaders wont stop meeting invocations
• Everest Men Respect campaign slips from public eye
• Jury finds man guilty of sexual assault of co-worker
• Fillmor takes leap of faith with live entertainment
• Central Wisconsin Sports Show gives signs of economic recovery
• Central Wisconsin Sports Show gives signs of economic recovery
• Students flex brainpower at North Regional Science Olympiad
• Lottery ticket sold in Marshfield a $1 million winner
• Fillmor takes leap of faith with live entertainment
• Young cancer patients find snow relief with Circle of Friends
• Volunteers look to raise money for larger Greenheck Field House fitness facility
• Wisconsin College of Osteopathic Medicine seeks funding aid for new school in Wausau
• Sams Pizza co-founder Mary Boria Perrella remembered as sweet lady
• Language assistance available to dispatchers
• Deliberations go late in sexual assault, robbery case
• On the Hub: Oak Ridge Boys, REO Speedwagon join Wisconsin Valley Fair lineup
• Man stable after stabbing
• Police investigate Randlin break-in
• Duffy to hold town halls today
• Need help filling out your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)? NTC...
• Walker calls for passage of mining bill
• Walker calls for passage of mining bill
• Farmers worried proposed child labor law changes would hinder youths interest in industry
• Panel of judges scolds GOP lawmakers in redistricting documents ruling
• Agriculture industry says proposed changes to child labor rules would hinder youths interest in farming
• Sex offenders being released
• Chickens offer life lessons at Pine River Elementary School
• Panel of judges scolds GOP lawmakers in redistricting documents ruling
• Point man finalist in fan contest
• Corrections
• Merrill schools plan for changes
• Weston home damaged in fire
• Aerator starts in Eau Pleine Reservoir
• Comedian/Actor Geoff Keith will be performing a free show in E101-102 today at n...
• February is Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month in Wisconsin and across t...
• Stevens Point mall project on track
• Police learn of 911 call that might have reported missing Wisconsin Rapids man
• Veterans form new group to share information, resources
• Tuskegee Airmen detail fight against racism while serving U.S. during WWII
• CWA gets new, less invasive security system
• Officials seek home invasion suspect
• Free Technology Classes
• Did you catch the cover story of today’s Wausau Daily Herald? If not, follow the...
• Need a quick pick-me-up? Come to the Wausau campus Student Life office between 1...
• Biggby Coffee expands into Marshfield
• Mayor of Lambeau Field falls short of Hall of Fame
• Wausau City Council passes rent abatement ordinance
• NTCs new Virtual College allows students to set learning schedules
• Hotel employee details alleged sexual assault in co-workers kidnapping trial
• Correction
• Lead teacher chosen for Maple Grove
• Merrill to test siren today
• Woman in critical condition after crash
• Woman charged in hospital threat
• Hunter accused of shooting dog
• Man crashes into police car during chase
• The entry deadline for the Student Life Doubles Pool Tournament is tomorrow, Feb...
• Happy Valentine’s Day! Free brownies are available at the Spencer, Phillips and...
• Valentines stories
• Hobby Lobby, ULTA to enter Rib Mountain greenhouse to eventually relocate
• Hobby Lobby, ULTA to enter Rib Mountain greenhouse to eventually relocate
• DOT to hold I-39 meeting
• Kidnapping suspect on trial
• Wrestlers reach plea deal
• Recall petition storage site no longer secret
• School Board candidates prep for primary
• City quashes plan for PR post
• Tuskegee Airmen to speak in area
• Wausau Paper expands board in deal with hedge fund
• Wausau Paper expands board in deal with hedge fund
• West Business Services call center to hire 60 people
• West Business Services call center to hire 60 people
• Three injured in crash
• Wausau Paper to expand board in deal with hedge fund
• Create a Critter for Valentine’s Day! Students can stop by the NTC cafeteria fro...
• Dog owners want leashless park
• Nordic skiers to try yoga, chocolate
• Cancer support group to meet
• RED Event to aid heart programs
• DOT meeting about Hwy. 51 overpass
• District 4 candidates lay out plans
• Advocates hope to keep sandhill cranes safe from hunting
• CrimeStoppers: Police seek scrap metal thief
• Community News Scan
• Hospice seeks volunteers in Wausau
• DOJ catches up on concealed carry permits
• Highway 29 lane closures planned
• Lawmakers spar over cost-benefit analysis legislation
• One year later: Protests continue to forge states future
• Business ideas formed at schools
• Wausau celebrates freezin season
• Debate arises over taxpayer funding of new apartments in Wausau
• Police seek suspect in hospital bomb threat
• Gov. Scott Walker says part of mortgage crisis settlement to go to state budget
• Gov. Scott Walker says part of mortgage crisis settlement to go to state budget
• GOP state Senate leader says he expects 3 recalls to proceed
• GOP state Senate leader says he expects 3 recalls to proceed
• $200,000 donation will make center ground breaking for Merrill history possible
• Snowfall in Wausau area not enough to open trails
• Five more charged in teacher drug scandal
• Five more charged in teacher drug scandal
• Catholic hospitals, clergy still skeptical after Obamas insurance compromise
• End of an era at Wausua Papers Brokaw mill
• End of an era at Wausua Papers Brokaw mill
• Schools official decries education bill
• Crash sends SUV onto ice
• CaRE Foundation changes name
• Put your hands on some money for college! NTC will host a College Goal Wisconsin...
• Snow sculptors bringing Triceratops to life at Woodson Art Museum
• Former Antigo principal to stand trial on drug charges
• Local veterans support military ruling
• Senators submit recall petition challenges
• Merrill residents torn over bigger Walmart
• Merrill residents torn over bigger Walmart
• Fundraising dinner for Hope Community Center planned
• U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy plans Plover town hall meeting
• Vehicle fire shuts down Highway 51
• Weston business helps charity
• NTC’s Beta Rho Zeta Chapter is sponsoring a Food Drive from Feb. 6-23. Help them...
• Don’t forget! The Petition process for NTC Health programs runs through Feb. 10....
• Marathon County could face big deficit in next 5 years
• Ministry Health Care takes over Affinity Health System
• Mayor of Lambeau confident in Packers FAN Hall of Fame contest
• State last in giving to GOP presidential candidates
• Marathon County could face big deficit in next 5 years
• Suspicious fire hits one-room schoolhouse in town of Hewitt
• Unbirthday fundraiser set
• Mosinee student takes first in art contest
• Man to stand trial in trailer fire case
• Police: Rural schoolhouse fire intentionally set
• Tonight is NTC Free Movie Night. “The Ides of March” will be shown at 6:00 p.m....
• Weston bus supporters file lawsuit against village
• Jail, probation ordered in Waupaca County deer killing case
• Wheels to Work program receives $10,000 donation
• Wheels to Work program receives $10,000 donation
• Man charged in two tavern robberies
• Wausau committees approve incentive plan for Collaborative Consulting
• Wausau committees approve incentive plan for Collaborative Consulting
• Bank forecloses on Kronenwetter mobile home park owner
• Walmart plans SuperCenter for Merrill
• Walmart plans SuperCenter for Merrill
• Walmart plans SuperCenter for Merrill
• Fire damages Wausau apartment
• Altrusa to see flower designs
• Wausau committees recommend soccer field funds
• Abbotsford seeks 85 water rate hike
• Tickets for NTC’s Date Night are available today in the A Building Lounge from 1...
• March 2012 Movie Schedule
• Regularly scheduled classes resume at all NTC campuses today. We hope you enjoye...
• Wausau schools look at how smart technology will change classrooms
• Noah Lamaide, 12, saves grandmothers house through charity
• Many frac-sand miners fail to check for rare butterfly
• Merrill extends deadline for teachers retirement decisions
• Local butchers earn master status
• Local butchers earn master status
• Wildlife area hosts meeting
• Fire damages Merrill home
• Lincoln County closes sled trails
• Mosinee man faces 8th OWI
• Treehaven receives $10,000 donation
• Volunteer experts to prepare taxes for free
• JOB OPPORTUNITY: Executive Assistant, Vice President for Learning
• JOB OPPORTUNITY: Employment Coordinator
• JOB OPPORTUNITY: Assistant Director of Enrollment
• JOB OPPORTUNITY: Agriculture Equipment Faculty
• Treasures in the Attic: Find Out What They're Worth!
• February 2012 Movie Schedule
• Badger State Games skiers set their athletic hopes high
• Activists keep pressure on coal plants
• Badger State Games events boast strong turnout
• Pine River parents ponder school options
• Two arrested in St. Germain pharmacy burglary
• UW-Madison grad student to show art at UWMC
• Mayor of Lambeau leads Packers FAN Hall of Fame voting
• Police seek car shooter
• Relay For Life captains to meet
• Storm spotter training date set
• Community News Scan
• Citizens academy enrollment open
• Badger State Winter Games bowlers spirits high despite low turnout
• With new facility set, Wausau Curling Club hosts its final Badger State Games
• Area gets enough snow to hold Badger State Winter Games skiing events despite mild winter
• Divepoint Scuba Adventure Center to take plunge in Wausau
• Political tightrope awaits Walker as potential recall looms
• Competitors shoot for the win at Badger State Winter Games
• Charter school program would put home-schoolers in charge
• Ex-firefighter accused of torching trailer home
• Collaborative Consulting starts worker training
• Collaborative Consulting starts worker training
• Police: Man kills two kids, wife, self in De Pere
• Police: Man kills two kids, wife, self in De Pere
• Police: Man kills two kids, wife, self in De Pere
• Police: Man kills two kids, wife, self in De Pere
• Gov. Scott Walker to meet with DA about John Doe investigation
• Gov. Scott Walker to meet with DA about John Doe investigation
• Gov. Scott Walker to meet with DA about John Doe investigation
• Gov. Scott Walker to meet with DA about John Doe investigation
• Competitors shoot for the win at Badger State Winter Games
• Competitors shoot for the win at Badger State Winter Games
• GOP scours Galloway recall petitions
• January traffic crashes kill 42 in Wisconsin
• Sunday last day to vote for Packers FAN Hall of Fame inductee
• Business seminar set for Thursday in Tomahawk
• Court reverses recall petition ruling
• Court reverses recall petition ruling
• Holtz known for energy, work ethic
• Court reverses recall petition ruling
• Court reverses recall petition ruling
• Business seminar set for Thursday in Tomahawk
• Merrill firefighters urge residents to shovel hyrants
• Domtar posts smaller profit in fourth quarter
• Reminder: Northcentral Technical College will be closed Monday, February 6, for...
• Fantastical Reads for a Winter's Eve
• Judge seeks specifics in case against wrestlers
• Warmth wont melt Badger State Winter Games
• Merrill School Board restarts superintendent search
• Merrill students murals on display
• Super Bowl ads fight drunken sledding
• Antigo principal resigns
• Winter Fun Day canceled
• Village leader starts Monday
• Mobile home fire leads to arrest
• JOB OPPORTUNITY: Electromechanical Faculty
• JOB OPPORTUNITY: Senior Systems Analyst - DBA
• The Veteran Student Open House will be held today at 5:00 p.m. in Student Life....
• Town of Stettin mobile home fire still under investigation
• Gov. Scott Walker still vows 250,000 jobs
• Disc golfers to compete for charity in Ice Bowl
• Merrill schools could resume superintendent search
• Wisconsin Rapids school officials hope to move forward
• Weather wrap: Warm trend to continue
• U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy has advantage in campaign fundraising
• U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy has advantage in campaign fundraising
• Medical schools not in competition
• Wausau Paper finalizes sale of division to Georgia company
• Wausau Paper finalizes sale of division to Georgia company
• Search still on for missing Wisconsin Rapids man
• Plover man accused of drugged driving charged with 8th OWI
• Antigo school leaders to discuss drug scandal
• There’s still time to shoot your video for the Futuremakers Video Competition (F...
• NTC Movie Night has been rescheduled for Wednesday, Feb. 8. “The Ides of March”...
• Officers still searching for missing Wisconsin Rapids man
• Correction
• Judge orders jail, probation in crash
• Unsafe ice could form north of dam
• MAAC club cancels fisheree
• Fire destroys mobile home
• Gold-mine firm among school bidders
• Duffy bill to freeze federal pay under attack
• New accusations emerge in Rapids wrestlers case
• Stable Hands horse-therapy group buys land to build permanent home
• Wausau under consideration for Medical College location
• Rep. Donna Seidel on recall race: We cant wait three more years to vote out Galloway
• MAAC club cancels fisheree on Half Moon Lake
• Another college looks at Wausau area for medical school
• Stop by E101-102 today at noon and check out “Juggle This,” a free dangerous com...
• Meeting shares resources for residents if Kronenwetter mobile home park is closed
• State Rep. Donna Seidel likely to enter recall fray against state Sen. Pam Galloway
• Dental clinics to offer free checkups to low-income patients
• Merrill School Board offers superintendent job to Marshfield principal
• Ex-Walker aide fired from prior job for misconduct
• Ex-Walker aide fired from prior job for misconduct
• Ex-Walker aide fired from prior job for misconduct
• Ex-Walker aide fired from prior job for misconduct
• Shawano DMV hours change
• City to host road work hearings
• Two injured in car crash
• Bond changed for man accused of child abuse
• 160 local bargaining units want to remain
• Regions top cyber cop to retire
• Jury convicts man in stabbing
• Portage County man found guilty of reckless homicide
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• Athletes have fun, get active throughout Special Olympics
• Wausau schools expect budget stability
• Municipal clerks confront recall costs
• Womens health issues hit Legislature
• Womens health issues hit Legislature
• Womens health issues hit Legislature
• Junior High registration meeting set
• Good Samaritan hosts blood drive
• Car plunges through Shawano Lake ice 3 rescued
• Tomahawk man in jail after gun incident
• Car plunges through ice on Shawano Lake, 3 rescued
• Library offers computer class
• Free-throw contest today
• Drott/Case breakfast set
• Community News Scan
• FDA: Read infant medicine labels
• Wausau police reconstruct crashes with new device
• Records: Golf club a drug hangout
• Wisconsin Ag Secretary Ben Brancel pushes milk in Vietnam
• Wausau organization brings big events to area, saves Badger State Winter Games
• Wisconsin Ag Secretary Ben Brancel pushes milk in Vietnam
• Coaches: Athletic leaders involved in drug case should know better
• Archers take aim at Badger State Winter Games
• Lakes get crowded as ice fishing popularity grows
• 80 Wis. Guard troops wait years for Iraq duty pay
• Ex-camp director sent to prison for videotaping girls in shower
• Jury deliberates in homicide trial
• Everest pilots Chinese language program
• Attorney: Victim recants charges against Rapids wrestlers
• Homebrewers push to relax rules on sharing wine, beer
• Walker: No wrongdoing by me in John Doe investigation
• Walker: No wrongdoing by me in John Doe investigation
• DOT announces lane closures
• Rothschild hosts blood drive
• School pulls one act from drama
• Everest asks for more school bids
• Fishery helps raise money
• Merrill School Board chooses superintendent finalist
• Roads worse than they look, police say
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• Wausau seeks crackdown on rental violations
• Democrats target Wisconsin seats in House
• Closing arguments today in fatal stabbing trial
• Event stresses importance of preventing child abductions
• Wausau teen awed by trip to D.C. for State of the Union
• Wausau teen awed by trip to D.C. for State of the Union
• Ex-Walker aides charged in illegal fundraising
• Ex-Walker aides charged in illegal fundraising
• Ex-Walker aides charged in illegal fundraising
• Ex-Walker aides charged in illegal fundraising
• Poll: Most in Wisconsin support voter ID law
• Assembly passes mining legislation
• Assembly passes mining legislation
• Lincoln County snowmobile trails open at noon
• Assembly passes mining legislation
• Assembly passes mining legislation
• Officials warn against instant tax refund ads
• NTC’s Spencer campus will be offering a CNA course for the first time beginning...
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• Marathon County Board fills empty positions
• Teacher drug testing is rare at local schools
• Walker: Wisconsin heading in the right direction
• Walker: Wisconsin heading in the right direction
• Manufacturer chooses Janesville over Stevens Point
• Financial seminar to be held Tuesday
• Wausau police citizens academy taking applications
• Little change in Wisconsin unemployment rate
• Merrill police seek dog from bite incident
• Antigo principal now suspended without pay
• Local community leaders react to State of the State
• Last night Newswatch 12 did a story on NTC's Student Medical Assistant Organizat...
• Spring scholarship applications are now being accepted! The deadline for applyin...
• It's Oscar Time!
• New owners of The Wright Place on 6th offer fresh, local menu
• New owners of The Wright Place on 6th offer fresh, local menu
• Tomahawk, Wausau snowmobile racers take first, second at Eagle River
• Economic recovery at core of Obamas State of the Union address
• Economic recovery at core of Obamas State of the Union address
• Economic recovery at core of Obamas State of the Union address
• Economic recovery at core of Obamas State of the Union address
• Pot case linked two former Merrill schools employees
• John Muir students to present play
• Urban Forestry Grants awarded to Merrill, Rothschild
• Wausau teen relishes trip to D.C. for State of the Union address
• Walker faces State of the Union address amid challenges
• Man honored for helping police
• Wausau OKs off-leash areas
• New Wausau 525 snowmobile track takes shape
• Bull Falls Brewery hosts Honor Flight 5K, first Wausau area race of the season
• Singer Jenny Dalton will perform a free show today at 11:30 a.m. in the Wausau c...
• Films Based on Books: Academy Award Nominees
• Iraq War veteran Chase Boruch sentenced to life in prison
• Antigo principal, coach John Lund appears in court on drug charges
• Drug scandal involving football coach, principal rocks Antigo
• WinterFest plans set for downtown Wausau
• Fatal stabbing trial begins in Stevens Point
• Kronenwetter Village Board gives trailer park owner 60 days to clean up
• Farmers convention set
• State suggests filing taxes online
• Broken sprinkler damages library
• City to consider leash rule change
• Former Walker aide will stand trial
• Merrill teacher allegedly involved in Antigo drug scandal placed on paid leave
• Walker has $4.5 million for recall fight
• Welcome back for the spring semester! Come to Student Life for a FREE Student Su...
• Workshop focuses on wolf facts
• Majority of Duffys campaign money from PACs
• Texas drought raises stakes for Wisconsin whooping cranes
• Texas drought raises stakes for Wisconsin whooping cranes
• Texas drought raises stakes for Wisconsin whooping cranes
• Texas drought raises stakes for Wisconsin whooping cranes
• Texas drought raises stakes for Wisconsin whooping cranes
• Elite curlers take step toward World Championship event
• Fatal stabbing trial to focus on motive
• Workshop focuses on wolf facts
• Majority of Duffys campaign money from PACs
• New bill seeks stiffer penalties for domestic violence
• Veterans to open recovery home for alcoholics
• New apartments by downtown Wausau could attract young professionals, developers say
• Crashes close Interstate 43 near Green Bay
• Madison Matters: Recalls creating powerless Senate
• Fire damages Wausau home
• Community News Scan
• 7 injured in Highway 45 crash near town of Birnamwood
• Madison Matters: Recalls creating powerless Senate
• Madison Matters: Recalls creating powerless Senate
• Sprinkler system break affects Merrill business
• Two injured in crash
• Marathon County Emergency Management director lacks listed job requirement
• Race for Wisconsins U.S. Senate seat on national radar
• Veterans, Packers inspire 1,000-mile charity bike ride
• Special Oympics Winter Games open next weekend
• UW-Sheboygan drops program after federal probe
• Financial Wellness Conference session teaches simple ways to balance budgets
• Wisconsin GOP often turns to same law firm
• Texting language seeps into schoolwork, some teachers say
• Recall webcam proves so boring its mesmerizing
• Recall webcam proves so boring its mesmerizing
• Recall webcam proves so boring its mesmerizing
• Recall webcam proves so boring its mesmerizing
• Hurd could begin Merrill operations in February
• Hurd could begin Merrill operations in February
• Archery event to kick off 12 Badger State Winter Games
• Kronenwetter officials have no concerns about pick for administrator
• Kolbe Kolbe Millwork Co. rises up from recession
• Kolbe Kolbe Millwork Co. rises up from recession
• Antigo football coach, principal faces drug charges
• CrimeStoppers: Police seek hit-and-run suspect
• Gableman wont recuse himself from cases
• Gableman wont recuse himself from cases
• Gableman wont recuse himself from cases
• Gableman wont recuse himself from cases
• Kronenwetter officials to discuss health violations at mobile home park
• Broken sprinkler system floods Merrill library
• One injured in series of crashes
• Student Life will hold a free "Welcome Back Lunch" on Monday, Jan. 23. Stop by t...
• NTC’s Medford campus is offering a Small Engine Certificate for the first time d...
• Marathon County Bomb Squad to use grant to upgrade robot
• Kronwetters Andrea Clemens Idol dream stalls
• Wisconsin loses ground on jobs
• Wisconsin loses ground on jobs
• Collaborative Consulting eyes offices in Dudley Tower
• Collaborative Consulting eyes offices in Dudley Tower
• Judge delays voter ID lawsuit decision
• Police find body of missing Wausau man
• Police find body of missing Wausau man
• American Lung Association study results mixed
• Blood drive set for Tuesday
• Coalition plans money meeting
• Judge delays voter ID lawsuit decision
• Judge delays voter ID lawsuit decision
• Walker: Education proposals to be introduced soon
• Walker: Education proposals to be introduced soon
• County Board might fill Weston seat
• Walker: Education proposals to be introduced soon
• Judge delays voter ID lawsuit decision
• Walker: Education proposals to be introduced soon
• The NTC Transfer Fair will be held on Tuesday, March 27 from 11:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m...
• Search team to return Saturday to look for missing Wausau man
• Wausau seeks Bird City Wisconsin recognition
• Four face charges in burglary of Merrill bar
• Portage County court records system has minor glitches
• Riiser Energy plans compressed natural gas refueling station for Rib Mountain Travel Center
• Riiser Energy plans compressed natural gas refueling station for Rib Mountain Travel Center
• Business boot camp teaches local entrepreneurs how to set goals, talk to clients
• Business boot camp teaches local entrepreneurs how to set goals, talk to clients
• Former U.S. Rep. Dave Obey not ruling out running in governor recall election
• First Democrat begins campaign for governor
• Teenager hurt in Taylor County rollover
• Wind chill advisory issued for central Wisconsin
• Phi Theta Kappa members can stop by the NTC Cafeteria on Jan. 23 (11:00 a.m.-1:0...
• D.C. Everest senior auditions for American Idol
• D.C. Everest senior auditions for American Idol
• 1 million signatures collected for Gov. Scott Walker recall, Democrats say
• 1 million signatures collected for Gov. Scott Walker recall, Democrats say
• 1 million signatures collected for Gov. Scott Walker recall, Democrats say
• 1 million signatures collected for Gov. Scott Walker recall, Democrats say
• State Sen. Pam Galloway has 10 days to challenge recall petition signatures
• Bloodhounds to aid in search for missing Wausau man
• Maple Grove charter school moves forward
• Aspirus offers cancer support groups
• Search for missing Wisconsin Rapids man suspended
• Former Weston administrator takes Minnesota job
• Stevens Point mall decision set for Feb. 10
• City development loans up for vote
• At NTC’s Virtual College classes begin weekly and can be completed on your sched...
• Update: Police receive tips, but dementia patient remains missing
• Low Randlin sales prompt fear of cuts
• Boy invited to attend State of the Union
• Police
• Miss America confronted family pain with pageant
• UWMC event honors life and values of civil rights leader
• Riverfront design plans debut
• Easton school up for bids again
• Suspected road rage incident leads to arrests
• Authorities continue search for missing Wisconsin Rapids man
• Survey to check Mosinee health
• "Faith is taking the first step even when you don't see the whole staircase." To...
• Packers fans stunned as team falls to Giants
• Expert: Average gambling debt soars
• Johnson carves niche as unbending deficit hawk
• Everest school district moves back start of gifted, talented class
• Family Strengthening program offered
• Community news scan
• Program to address stalking
• Farmers Union meet planned
• All That Jazz set for Saturday
• Sisters push to enhance public access TV
• Police look for missing man
• Former Mosinee Principal Jim DeBroux still has something to say
• Former Mosinee Principal Jim DeBroux still has something to say
• Training exercises help emergency workers warm up to icy rescues
• Training exercises help emergency workers warm up to icy rescues
• Mid-State adjusts program offerings to fit community needs
• Marathon County CrimeStoppers: Police seek purse thief
• D.C. Everest reception to honor Wisconsin superintendent of the year
• Aspirus Marathon Clinic offers free mammograms
• Fans makin money with Tailgate Towels featuring Lambeau Field logo
• Incidents at schools range from swearing to weapons numbers on downward trend
• Evercon panel discusses best ways to stay alive
• Evercon panel discusses best ways to stay alive
• Silverstone Partners proposes plan for apartment complex near downtown Wausau
• Silverstone Partners proposes plan for apartment complex near downtown Wausau
• Fans confident Packers can prevail despite emotional weeks
• LIFE Report: Unemployment drives other local issues
• Marathon County launches Central Time campaign
• Riverfront development open house set for Monday
• Marathon County recieves $36,000 grant to address truancy
• Learn about senior health benefits
• Introspect returns with new concept
• Bids for vacant Schofield Elementary School opened
• Wausau native seeded in the Houston Olympic Marathon Trials
• NTC will have a number of new program offerings for the 2012-13 school year. Fol...
• Marathon County Democratic Party chairman steps up to challenge Galloway
• Competitors rolling into town for Wisconsin bowling tournament
• New $100K software to help check recall petitions
• Adult pond hockey tournaments inaugural event begins this weekend
• Derailed train hits building, blocks Townline Road traffic
• Tower Credit Union robbery suspect convicted in prior robberies
• Shareholder urges Wausau Paper to sell company
• Shareholder urges Wausau Paper to sell company
• Marathon County LIFE reports show many improvements but big problems persist
• Car crashes through snow into tavern
• Two Pittsville School District principals resign
• Wausau Conservatory of Music to host open house
• Newman Catholic Schools sets informational meetings
• Update: Jeff Johnson to run against Sen. Pam Galloway in recall
• A new Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) section has been added at the Wausau cam...
• Police find weapon used in Tower Credit Union robbery
• One injured in Lincoln County crash
• Lawmaker aims to remove Gableman
• Wausau plans several road work projects
• Duffy talks Medicare, debt
• Tribes turn out to oppose mining bill
• Manson Insurance officials ordered to pay $5.2M to fraud victims
• Alternative Merrill school plan offered
• Forum to release LIFE Report
• Man charged in pot bust
• Teen injured in two-car crash
• Ex-boss: Joerns closing about greed
• Snowy Day Anniversary Party
• Want to put your hands on some money for college? Mark your calendar for the fre...
• Change is Good...
• Wildwood zookeeper comfortable with all of the animals in his charge
• Questions remain in Philbin death
• Freddys Bar Grill in Tomahawk destroyed by fire
• State updates 511 travel advisory system
• Kronenwetter Village Board offers administrator job
• Wausau police nab Tower Credit Union robbery suspect
• Wausau-area school board hopefuls ready for challenges
• U.S. Rep. Tammy Baldwin to visit Rothschild biomass plant
• Police: Man ran naked in Super 8
• Fire damages Rietbrock home
• More property owners enter conservation easements
• Warm weather sets a record
• Wausau City Council votes to end crossing guard contract
• Assembly nears vote on controversial Northwoods mine
• Updated: Body found in river IDd as son of Packers coach police seek more information
• Marathon County closes trails at Nine Mile
• The Best Books of 2011
• U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy offers suggestion to remove all campaign funding
• Protesters rally at Lincoln Hills School over union T-shirt fight
• City could spend $400K for sports site infrastructure
• Governor Walker is a man on a mission
• CaRE Foundation joins Aspirus
• Texas Roadhouse to aid Special Olympics
• Health Department seeks dog after bite incident
• Halder drowning victim named
• Jail records mistake sparks probe
• Cold case details emerge
• Packers coachs son dies
• There’s still time for you to enter a video for a chance to win up to $2,000. Th...
• Walker sticks to his guns, doesnt compromise on principles
• Economic worries, passenger decline worry CWA
• Body recovered from under ice near Big Eau Pleine Reservoir
• Body recovered from under ice near Big Eau Pleine Reservoir
• Residents aim to study Lake Wausau, seek funds for project
• Community News Scan
• Wrong-way driver stopped on Highway 51
• Two small fires in Merrill put out
• Two businesses burglarized during the weekend
• Women in politics struggle with gender disparity
• Pickup-train crash kills Adams County man
• Followers applaud, critics blast Walkers character
• Recall petitioners, Walker supporters clash, but remain mostly civil
• Marathon County panel to mull deputy union contract
• Lambeau expansion scores big with mild weather
• Hmong community honors great hero Gen. Vang Pao
• Marshfield Clinics Dr. Elizabeth McPherson helps explain stillbirths
• Update: Crews restart search for man who fell through ice
• Crimestoppers: Police seek info on theft
• Natural gas, oil boom spurs sand mining in Midwest
• Evercon plans explode with 13 video game tournaments, apocalypse panel
• Lincoln Hills worker says he was sent home for wearing union T-shirt Department of Corrections investigates
• Property taxes rise in Wausau, surrounding communities
• Retired Weston Public Works supervisor Landy Koppa irreplaceable, peer says
• Software firm Collaborative Consulting hires first 10 Wausau workers
• Scientists discover possible parasite that is attacking honeybees
• Car driver hurt in crash with semi
• Drug task forces receive grants
• Report: Spine part stolen from Fond du Lac County
• No job cuts planned in Wipfli merger
• Check out the December edition of the NTC Alumni Newsletter:
• Free Computer Classes!
• Three with ties to Gov. Scott Walker charged
• Merrill School Board to close Pine River Elementary School
• Oneida County medical examiner took home body part, police say
• Hmong community to hold memorial for Gen. Vang Pao
• Fallen central Wisconsin soldier will be laid to rest today
• Advanced Pain Management opens clinic in Aspirus Wausau Hospital
• Mayor of Lambeau wants your vote
• Mayor of Lambeau wants your vote
• Sylvan Hill expands rental program
• DOT to hold I-39 bridges meeting
• DMV office to open in Merrill
• Convicted killer dies in prison
• Wendys robbery suspect arrested in Milwaukee
• GOP race shifts to Romney stronghold
• GOP race shifts to Romney stronghold
• GOP race shifts to Romney stronghold
• GOP race shifts to Romney stronghold
• Police find rash of fake Packers tickets
• Snowmobilers in Lincoln, Marathon counties at mercy of mother nature
• DNR expands service center hours
• Merrill parents opposed to having fifth-graders moved to the middle school
• Merrill elementary school closures would affect more than 200 students
• Central Wis. community ready to honor fallen soldier
• Five candidates to vie for Merrill School Board
• Wausau School Board primary election set
• Kronenwetter names fourth candidate for village adminstrator
• Have you seen NTC's latest TV commercial yet? If not, check it out!
• Ballots set for local elections
• Group recruits help for Galloway recall effort
• Group recruits help for Galloway recall effort
• Santorum, Romney deadlocked in Iowa caucus
• Santorum, Romney deadlocked in Iowa caucus
• Santorum, Romney deadlocked in Iowa caucus
• Merrill could close two elementary schools
• Central Wisconsin soldier begins his recovery
• Nine Mile ski trails open
• Lincoln County snowmobile trails open Thursday
• One injured in two-vehicle crash
• Kronenwetter to meet another candidate
• Authorities think womans death was accidental
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• Badgers fans stand behind team despite Rose Bowl defeat
• More young people make career of farming
• SPASH gymnast gets special send-off
• Local gyms pump up staff to help new members
• Jobless benefits change to start this week
• Man faces fourth OWI charge
• Forest County crash victims named
• Wausau 2011 temperatures above normal
• Merrill to run citizens academy
• Poverty rises at Marshfield schools
• Mild winter eases heat bills
• What is your dishwasher style
• Community News Scan
• Wausau Fire Department ends year with 4 red bulbs on wreath
• 1 killed, 1 hurt in separate Forest County crashes
• Iowans weigh caucus options
• Weather wrap: Warm December melted Wausau snow
• Changes to light bulb standards now in effect
• Parents cheer on hockey teams at Midwest Freeze
• Couples welcome New Years babies
• Stricter OWI penalties sought
• Nightmare Next Door television show episode to feature Schneller case
• Marathon animal shelter reports stolen pit bull
• DOT aviation art contest deadline Jan. 12
• Metro Ride service over in Wausaus south metro area
• Revelers, police ring in the New Year
• Metro Ride service over in Wausaus south metro area
• Biggest Wausau-area events of the year brought cheers, jeers and tears
• Shop owners say they could soon run low on Green Bay Packers gear
• U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy ends 2011 with promised bill
• How U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy voted
• Whats your dishwasher style
• Kohls grant bolsters childrens health
• DOT issues travel advisory for Packers game
• Police identify town of Maine crash victim
• Computer glitch disappoints some Packers investors
• Rachel Duffy a modern mom
• Updated: Name of driver killed in town of Maine crash released
• Gas put squeeze on budgets for families and businesses in 2011
• Rothschild library branch director retires
• The Salvation Army of Wausaus Red Kettle campaign falls short
• Feds ordered Gov. Scott Walker to lift Family Care cap
• Feds ordered Gov. Scott Walker to lift Family Care cap
• Six mobile homes condemned in Kronenwetter trailer park
• Corrections
• Weston tree pick-up announced
• Gov. Scott Walker appoints Wausau man to Investment Board
• Sears in Wausau Center mall safe from closure so far
• How U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy voted
• American Girl dolls fetch big bucks on market
• From Super Bowl win to near-perfect season, Packers fans eager for repeat
• Power surge knocks out Aspirus computer systems
• Fallen Central Wisconsin soldier brought home
• Midwest Freeze youth hockey tournament starts today
• Walker moves to lift Family Care program cap
• Bass Lake could be added to impaired waterway list
• From Super Bowl win to near-perfect season, Packers fans eagerly await repeat
• From Super Bowl win to near-perfect season, Packers fans eagerly await repeat
• School districts get AODA grants
• Wausau Center mall clarifies Walker recall stance
• Bowl for Kids Sake set
• Pedestrian struck by car on Forest Street
• Retailers report strong holiday shopping season
• Central Wisconsin soldier dies in Afghanistan
• Fate unknown for Sears store in Wausau Center mall
• Central Wisconsin soldier dies in Afghanistan
• Wisconsin Democrats set up their own hearing on mining bill
• Council approves making assistant city attorney job full time
• Lincoln County Jail inmate accused of triggering fire alarm
• Mosinee man faces 7th OWI charge
• Clarification
• City Council OKs contract for firefighters
• Packers increase stock offering
• Retailers report strong holiday shopping season
• Man charged after crash, fight
• HAVEN in Merrill faces funding cuts as demand for shelter rises
• Woman gives back to Faith in Action of Marathon County
• Mild start to winter helps municipalities save money on winter supplies
• Post-holiday shoppers seek real deals in Wausau area
• Wausau-area schools remind teachers: Class no place for politics
• Gov. Scott Walker quietly travels the country
• Work abundant locally, nationally for Merrill Iron Steel
• Adams County stabbing suspect faces charges
• Financial plan classes offered
• Woodson seeks teen art
• Wausau Daily Herald Young Person of the Year: John Weber strives to honor veterans
• Illinois couple gift 3,200 acres for recreational use in Minocqua
• Special deliveries: Local church members bring meals, spread holiday cheer
• UWMC offers Wizard camp
• Classes held for citizen police
• Snowmobilers safety promoted
• Utility back charges rarely appealed
• 70-year-old gets his pilots license
• Nonprofit helps those with fatal ills
• Volunteers help out in Packers Christmas Day game
• Economic woes loom large over Christmas Eve services
• Skiers, boarders warned of theft
• CrimeStoppers: Police seek info on damage
• UWSP graduate plans mission trip
• Quirky traditions make Christmas special
• Police chaplains serve victims, families all year
• Persons of the Year: SquareUp Committee fundraising fueled downtown renovations
• Name of crash victim released
• Fire destroys home in town of Pine River
• Business owner pushes to aid families coping with loss of a child
• Business owner pushes to aid families coping with loss of a child
• Business owner pushes to aid families coping with loss of a child
• Holiday To-Do List: Ten ways to enjoy Christmas in central Wisconsin
• Man killed in Wescott crash
• Club seeks winter items
• Grant funds free heart screenings
• Wisconsin utilities back bills total $6.3 million
• One dead in rollover crash in Kronenwetter
• Hundreds pay respects to the late Rev. Dan Farley
• Model-train sets put memories in motion
• Police seek suspects in Sidetracked Bar fight
• Father, son get all they wanted for Christmas: to be together
• Womans Christmas postcard collection numbers in the hundreds
• Charter offers military greetings
• Police seek man who stole purse from 81-year-old in parked car
• Firefighters union offers to contribute to retirement funds
• All Northcentral Technical College campuses will be closed beginning Friday, Dec...
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• Wolf management shifts to states after delisting
• Kids Christmas crafts are made to last
• Compliance check failures increase in Stevens Point
• Man sentenced to 2 more years in prison after knife fight
• Everest ups graduation requirements
• Keep dreaming of a white Christmas
• YWCA seeks Women of Vision nominees
• Jobless rates improve in Lincoln, Marathon counties
• Big Chill hockey tournament set for Jan. 13-15
• Two injured in Highway 29 crash
• Friends, co-workers reminisce about shooting victim
• Going on informational interviews and boosting your resume through volunteer wor...
• Stevens Point Brewery hires new brewmaster
• Bird counters sight 35 species in Wausau area
• Counterfeit money linked to Packers ticket sellers
• Counterfeit money linked to Packers ticket sellers
• Out-of-state donors set records in Wisconsin recall battle
• Metro Ride to end all bus service to south metro area Dec. 31
• Biomass plant construction going full steam ahead
• Man gets 60 days in jail for hit-and-run crash
• Wisconsin tourism deptartment collects mittens
• Wausau Area Hmong Mutual Association sued by 50 members
• Lawmaker calls for investigation of state Supreme Court justice
• Girl Scouts seek memorabilia
• Wisconsin Rapids shooting victim dies after organ donation
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• Judge orders Weston robbery, beating suspects to stand trial
• State to help Schield Family Brands Mosinee factory workers
• Peers, parishioners recall life of the Rev. Dan Farley
• Weston Village Board nixes bus referendum
• Rothschild man crashes, dies after police chase
• Rothschild man crashes, dies after police chase
• Bonuses can be a good way to reward workers for years hard work
• Man charged in burglary
• Youth hockey group to raffle car
• Wisconsin Rapids man dies after shooting
• UWSP official named to council
• Churches offer Taste of Christmas
• Show your support for NTC – whether you’re a student, parent, employee, fan, alu...
• D.C. Everest students learn skills to help enter construction field
• Zoo animals tear into holiday gifts
• Charity balancing act Gannett Foundation gives out more than $13,000 in grants this year
• Community bowling benefits food pantry
• Habitat home a draw for students
• A guide to dementia: Navigating a complex disease
• Bridge Street crash stops traffic
• CrimeStoppers: Police seek town of Wien jewelry thief
• UPDATED: Man charged with running over child in sledding incident
• Youths compete for spot on U.S. Junior Olympic cross-country ski team
• Marathon County Public Library opens new area just for kids
• Youths compete for spot on U.S. Junior Olympic cross-country ski team
• Alzheimers affects patients and their loved ones, but everyone learns to cope
• Early treatment helps Alzheimers patients
• Stock the Shelves donations top $525,000
• DUI task force targets Lambeau Field
• Wausau library celebrates opening of new kids area
• Man sentenced in U.K. child porn investigation
• Man accused of trying to set estranged wife on fire
• U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy introduces health reform bill
• Veterans group holds final Battle of the Bulge memorial before disbanding
• Communities, workers reel when mills close
• Attorney: Weston bus referendum illegal
• Merrill Fire Department serves needy families
• Fire reported at MBX kiln
• Wausau Conservatory of Music schedules winter recess
• Bank issues food drive challenge
• There’s still time to sign up for spring semester courses at NTC. Many programs...
• Keep the Wreath Green: Wausau, Merrill each have one red bulb
• Walker recallers report 500,000 signatures
• State Sen. Pam Galloway raises $65K as recallers near petition goal
• Panel tries to preserve bus service in south metro area
• Local economy awaits rebuilding of housing industry
• Out-of-state funds contribute to Walkers recall cash
• Everest seeks bids for 2 school sites
• Wood stove likely cause of Knowlton garage fire
• One hurt in Rothschild 4-vehicle crash
• Weston considers crackdown on adults who let minors drink
• West call center hiring continues
• Can’t find time during the week to come to NTC and get your questions answered?...
• NTC’s recent graduates may find the following article helpful: “6 Job Search Tip...
• Walker donor arrested as part of probe
• Tribal, business, environmental groups spar over mine bill
• Wisconsin, U.S. experience year of wild weather
• Tribal, business, environmental groups spar over mine bill
• Tribal, business, environmental groups spar over mine bill
• Tribal, business, environmental groups spar over mine bill
• Rib Mountain bike trail plan gets rolling
• Three injured in separate crashes
• Rothschild mail facility decision delayed
• Wausau police: Robbery suspect linked to Wendys holdup
• Walker donor arrested as part of probe
• Walker donor arrested as part of probe
• Walker donor arrested as part of probe
• Wausau OKs cellphone policy
• Campaign to collect mittens begins
• UWMC to provide ID cards
• Don’t forget to stop by the NTC Bookstore for Textbook Buyback today if you have...
• Yar-Craft sold no layoffs planned
• Marathon County Board Chairman Keith Langenhahn to resign
• Merrill names Capt. Ken Neff new police chief
• Political peers laud life of Mr. Democrat Frank Nikolay
• Concerns arise from lack of bucks in nothern Wisconsin
• Brokaw woman joins federal lawsuit over voter ID law
• Meeting set for today to discuss plan for mountain bike trails on Rib Mountain
• Trailers for every need: Wilshire Trailers LLC
• Trailers for every need: Wilshire Trailers LLC
• Trailers for every need: Wilshire Trailers LLC
• Campaign to collect mittens begins
• Brokaw woman joins voter ID lawsuit
• Panel votes to end crossing guard contract
• Weston pedestrian bridge opens, then closes
• Nine Mile ski trails closed
• Daily Herald seeks toy memories
• Wausau Nordic Ski Club offers ski wax clinic
• What would you do with a $2,000 prize? If you haven't already started your vide...
• Wausau teen, a former Russian orphan, welcomes veteran home
• Merrill man lasts 24 hours in contest to win new furnace, gives prize to sister
• Yaos Grand Dragon restaurant shuts down
• Union hopes to save Schield Family Brands Mosinee plant
• Meeting to consider Rib Mountain biking trails
• Crash at Stewart and 17th Ave. leads to mans fifth OWI arrest
• Man charged with 6th OWI
• Mother charged in custody violation
• Two sex offenders returning
• WWII veteran dies week after receiving medals
• Textbook buyback continues today from 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. (Photo ID required). F...
• Manure transportation crackdown creates problems for haulers, snowmobilers
• Green Bay targets pest population
• Coloring for the kids: Central Wisconsin Childrens Museum adds murals to the experience
• Ginseng owners: Aid hard to get
• Massive ad campaign planned for new photo ID voting law
• Residents likely to remain in home state
• Board to discuss trail cameras
• No damage in Wausau stove fire
• Plane bound for CWA makes emergency landing in Green Bay
• Northwoods is setting for new movie production
• Projects to connect highways 51 and 29 total $309 million, twice the state estimate
• Projects to connect highways 51 and 29 total $309 million, twice the state estimate
• Highway 51/29 project credited for improved commerce, safety
• Bids are one thing, actual costs another in DOT work
• Little oversight of $40B in federal highway construction spending
• Little oversight of $40B in federal highway construction spending
• Bids are one thing, actual costs another in DOT work
• OWI charge expected in crash
• CrimeStoppers: Police seek tractor vandal
• Highway 51/29 project credited for improved commerce, safety
• Residents hit hard by Brokaw mill, SNE Enterprises job loss news
• No injuries in town of Stockton house fire
• Northcentral Technical College graduates look toward the future
• Wisconsin residents, Oregon alumni make Rose Bowl choices
• Five charged in beating, robbery in Weston
• Ice fishing season heats up after delay
• Packers fans, field prepare for cold
• Mosinee residents heartbroken to learn of SNE facility closure
• SNE Enterprises to close Mosinee facility 556 jobs will be lost
• Sentencing set for homicide case
• Booze and Belts campaign begins
• Highway 29 lane closure planned
• Captured boy, 5, found unharmed
• Brokaw mills future tax value unclear
• State office holding child support payments for 1,880 people
• Analysis: Brokaw mill closure will bring loss of $27 million from economy and 1,100 jobs in region
• Man sentenced on cocaine charge
• Clarifications
• Nativities, soup set at Trinity
• Man charged with 6th OWI
• Bus fundraiser short as deadline looms
• State GOP debuts mining proposal
• Did you know?...Register today for the spring semester to ensure your classes wi...
• JOB OPPORTUNITY: Senior Systems Analyst - DBA
• 450 employees will lose jobs when Wausau Papers Brokaw mill shuts down in March
• Chang Garden in Weston offers free meals for donations
• Metro Ride mulls student fares hike
• Man accused of scrap metal thefts at Melron Corp. in Weston
• Wausau Papers loss means expansion for another Wisconsin company
• Outlook for Brokaw mill employees not all bad
• Merrill kitchen fire extinguished
• UWSP instructor accused of punching student
• Football coach, principal on leave
• Two Wood County teachers earn certifications
• Deputy rescued from septic tank
• Paper seeks Oregon alumni
• NTC graduation to be Saturday
• What is the most annoying word or phrase to you
• Did you know?...If you have a financial hold on your account of $300 or less, yo...
• Residents want to make sure Pearl Harbor attack is never forgotten
• D.C. Everest schools leader named superintendent of the year
• Mosinee High School Cantabile Choir gains new perspective on Pearl Harbor
• Residents want to make sure Pearl Harbor attack is never forgotten
• Remembrance: Local jeweler Glen Wickersham lived a grounded life
• Merrill Police Department Chief Ned Seubert to retire
• Plans under way for 2012 Hmong Heritage Month
• Daily Herald seeks toy memories
• Off-leash parks recommended
• Man charged with hit-and-run
• Packers stocks sell fast on Day 1
• NTC graduate Tyler Jarosz was recently featured in CNC Machining magazine. Follo...
• Did you know?...You can charge your spring semester textbooks to your pending fi...
• Violence escalates in downtown Stevens Point
• Kronenwetter using abundance of caution before administrator hiring decision
• Budget cuts to slow U.S. Postal Service delivery speed
• Rose Bowl trip planning sluggish in Wausau
• Concealed carry law triggers flood of permit requests
• 15 tires slashed on 7 vehicles in VFW parking lot
• Man charged with 7th OWI after running from police
• Medical marijuana bill divides observers
• Did you know?...Tuition is not due for the spring semester until two weeks prior...
• Remember, if you’ve been keeping a student Punch Card throughout the semester it...
• Not enrolled in spring classes yet? Visit us in the Cyber Cafe today between 9:0...
• Task force scrutinizes space needs in Wausau School District
• Rose Bowl up next for Badgers as fans mull Wisconsins chances
• Event honors those in Pearl Harbor attack
• Farm safety rules could change
• School newsletter goes electronic
• Fire destroys Camaro, BMW
• Red Cross looks for local heroes
• Many elections possible in 12
• Five charged in Lincoln County drug bust
• Man escapes truck-train crash in Marshfield
• Late-Friday crash injures three
• CrimeStoppers: Police seek information in theft from Wildlife Area
• Snow makes for hazardous driving in Marathon County as nearly 100 cars crash
• Man-of-Honor Society of Marathon County thanks veterans with ham, turkey giveaway
• 500 compete in Special Olympics bowling tournament
• Stock the Shelves raises $23,000 for food donations
• Local contractors eager for proposed medical college
• Medical college feasibility study looks at needs within medical, local communities
• Fire Department to burn down house on Eighth Avenue
• Wisconsin Public Service Corp. issues power plant layoff notices
• Six pursue Merrill schools superintendent position
• Muzzleloader season has its share of dedicated hunters
• Gold found in Marathon County unknown if there is enough ore to begin mining
• 66 years later, WWII veteran receives Purple Heart
• Correction
• Substitute teacher training offered
• Students to rally against smoking
• Couple arrested in cocaine bust
• Jingle all the way with Arthritis Foundation Jingle Bell 5K Run/Walk in Wausau
• Happy Friday everyone! Have a great weekend. On Monday there will be free hot ch...
• Weather Wrap: Big snow late, but its coming
• Remembrance: Marathon man remembered for service to community
• Vote scheduled for Metro Ride fare increase
• Veterans groups plan ceremonies to commemorate 70th anniversary of Pearl Harbor attacks
• Catholics adapt to new Mass translation
• Local elections around the bend for south metro area
• Packers stock on sale Tuesday
• Packers stock on sale Tuesday
• Grace UCC to mark 125 years
• 50 died in November traffic crashes statewide
• Wausau home damaged in fire
• Protesters on the hook for security costs
• Protesters on the hook for security costs
• Protesters on the hook for security costs
• Protesters on the hook for security costs
• Child of the week
• Booze and Belts campaign planned
• JOB OPPORTUNITY: Electromechanical Faculty
• JOB OPPORTUNITY: Marketing & Public Relations Coordinator
• Join us for Breakfast with Santa on Saturday, Dec. 3, from 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m....
• Tomahawk contest promotes shopping at local stores
• Tripoli man convicted in animal mount thefts
• West Business Services declares its employees are not telemarketers
• The Salvation Army thrilled about Fleet Farm reversal
• Wausau leaders say medical school could bring energy, young professionals
• Aspirus, college study feasibility of states third school for doctors
• Medical schools impact unclear on states projected doctor shortage
• Tree growers send cheer overseas
• Two injured in Grand Avenue crash
• Bus fares hearing set for today
• Correction
• Festival of Trees raises $140,000
• Second robbery suspect arrested
• Pearl Harbor event this weekend
• Wausau teen says he was mugged
• Wacky Wedding Week is Coming!!
• JOB OPPORTUNITY: Small Business Development Manager
• The Diversity Club will host a Texas Hold’em & Bingo event on Friday (Dec. 2) fr...
• YMCA director to retire after 22 years
• Residents defend Rothschild postal site
• Residents defend Rothschild postal site
• Merrill-Go-Round proposes bus service cuts
• Wausau develops northside with Trolley Quarter Flats apartment complex
• After layoffs, West Business Services now plans to add 180 jobs
• Job hopefuls line up for Collaborative Consultings hiring event at NTC
• Tips for sending trees overseas
• No injuries in semitruck crash
• Fleet Farm keeps bell ringers
• Hunters find more success in 2011
• Student Life and the NTC Foundation are working together to host a Food Drive fr...
• Free 10-minute chair massages will be available for students on Monday, Dec. 5 f...
• Weston teen in jail on charges of arson, burglary, damage to property
• Mosinee man accused of armed robbery at Wausau apartment
• Wisconsin Rapids restores Nativity scene
• Boot camp set for business rookies
• Gift-giving programs see more requests for clothes, diapers
• Walker recall effort halfway to signatures goal
• Fire Department to burn house on Eighth Avenue
• Aspirus and Woodson Art Museum offer grief program
• Kronenwetter officials discuss hiring administrator, await background checks
• Crash leads to OWI arrest
• Welcome back! Classes and normal business hours resume today at NTC. We hope you...
• Decorated trees have moving experience
• Stores hope layaway option entices more buyers in struggling economy
• Walker pledges no pardons
• Gun-deer season ends many hunters positive
• Winter sports still lack snow
• Standoff ends peacefully
• Three recognized for tourism efforts
• Aspirus volunteer honored
• Officials warn of holiday online shopping scams
• Kronenwetter moves toward decision on hiring administrator
• Most on Wausau City Council want to seek re-election
• Dads adapt to Mr. Mom roles
• Teachers to be graded on students tests
• Skiers slide, splash on Granite Peak Ski Areas opening day
• Bundles of Joy project under way again
• Police identify plane crash victim
• Wausau-area vendors get Christmas trees out for sale
• For some in the Wausau area, being first in line worth the wait for Black Friday bargains
• Benefit set for Northland teacher
• Marshfields Rotary Winter Wonderland open for season
• Man faces 6th OWI in squad car crash
• Fundraiser events raised $2,299
• No one claims rescued cat
• UPDATE: Merrill man dead in plane crash near Athens
• Zona Designer Outlet offers clothing in Cedar Creek Mall
• Good Shepherd Lutheran Churchs longtime pastor to retire in December
• Free Thanksgiving dinner helps serve community needs
• Fans rearrange Thanksgiving plans to see Packers tame Lions
• Lions clubs collect deer hides
• Victims in fatal crashes named
• October jobless rates down in Marathon, Lincoln counties
• Zona Designer Outlet offers clothing in Cedar Creek Mall
• MSTC considers cutting three degree programs in health care
• New Wisconsin law means viewing porn now can cost teachers license
• State liquor licenses plentiful
• Granite Peak Ski Area to open for weekend
• Wausau school building study to be held
• Weston, Mosinee plan budget hearings
• Giving thanks could change your outlook on life
• Town of Hamburg farm gives turkeys brief but free life
• Packers fans feel no reason to be nervous over Packers-Lions game
• Festival of Trees kicks off holiday season
• What are you thankful for
• Wausau meets hunger fundraising goal giving still encouraged
• Need some inspiration for the Futuremakers Video Competition? Check out NTC stud...
• NTC will be closed Nov. 24-27 for the Thanksgiving recess. Enjoy your last day o...
• Memory garden, birch forest planned for Robert W. Monk Public Gardens
• More people expected to travel for holidays this year
• More people expected to travel for holidays this year
• Black Friday shopping laid-back in downtown Wausau
• Collaborative Consulting could start hiring soon
• DMV centers closed Thursday and Friday
• Home invasion suspect found not competent
• Wisconsin contingent dismayed by debt committee failure
• Liberal group offers reward to find petition vandals
• Liberal group offers reward to find petition vandals
• Packers-Lions match: Could history repeat itself
• Wisconsin contingent dismayed by debt committee failure
• Nordic Ski Club to host ski wax clinic
• Holiday grief program offered
• Register for the SPRING SEMESTER by Wednesday, November 23 at 11:59 p.m. and be...
• A free smoking cessation class will be held today from 12:00-12:50 p.m. in D140....
• Hardees employee ordered to stand trial in restaurant robbery
• D.C. Everest Senior High School physical education teacher honored for unique style
• More care packages needed for children taken from homes with drugs
• Rib Mountain a Black Friday hub
• How did Wausau land the 200 jobs Anonymous tip started process
• Firm to bring 200 jobs to Wausau
• Norrie robbery hearing to be continued
• Vietnam veteran sentenced to 4 years in prison for 11th OWI conviction
• Skateboard event today in Wausau
• Collaborative Consulting looks downtown, elsewhere for facility
• Collaborative Consulting profile: Big clients, little name recognition
• Hunting numbers up from 2010
• Sexual assault charge dismissed
• Reminder: Mid-year commencement will be held Saturday, Dec. 10 at 10:00 a.m. at...
• Scholarship Opportunity: AWS Foundation District Scholarship ($500-$1000). Stude...
• Free Thanksgiving cookies will be available in Student Life from 11:00 a.m. – 1:...
• Festival of Trees set to take root in Rothschild
• Early gun deer hunting season results uneven in Central Wisconsin
• Calmer options for Black Friday available at stores on south side
• Big wheels keep on turnin: West Virginia man adds former Wausau transit vehicle to bus collection
• Crash victim in critical condition
• Clark County hunter shot
• Join Friends for Thanksgiving
• Marathon County Lions Club collects deer hides
• Marcol to sign autobiography
• Updated: One person in critical condition after Saturday crash
• Crowds descend on Madison to rally, show support for Walker recall effort
• Fire code issues rare during holiday shopping
• Crowds descend on Madison to rally, show support for Walker recall effort
• Oral chemo insurance legislation in works
• Stores lure shoppers with big Black Friday deals
• Pantries seek holiday donations, especially cash
• CrimeStoppers: Police seek trailer thief
• Some gun deer hunters find success on their first day out
• Camp Phillips, Cedar Creek road projects complete
• Recall elections would cost state millions
• Fundraiser aims to save bus service in Weston area
• Collection worth $100,000 stolen from Marine
• Woodson Art Museum to expand
• Metro Ride makes route cuts, raises fares to resolve deficit
• Former Packer to sign books
• Church to host craft sale today
• Vehicle hits speed trailer
• Two injured in Wausau crash
• Store workers gear up for early Black Friday
• Updated: Two injured in crash on Highway K in Wausau
• Looking for a temporary job to earn some extra money? The NTC Bookstore is hirin...
• The 2011 International Education Open House featured ethnic cuisine, a Parade of...
• Report: Wisconsin lost 9,700 jobs last month
• DNR biologist talks deer, hunting, wolves and more
• Wausau City Council President Ed Gale to run for mayor
• Shop-local movement gains support
• Granite Peak Ski Area aims for holiday opening
• Hunters asked to keep a lookout for clues to missing persons cases
• Tomahawk man faces 4th OWI charge
• Camp Phillips Road to reopen
• Ministry clinics closed on Thanksgiving Day
• Ministry Good Samaritan Health Center extends mammography service hours
• Really great crowd here at the International Education Open House! If you're not...
• The International Education Open House starts at 5:30 p.m. Stop by the Wausau Ca...
• NTC is opening doors to the world tonight with the International Education Open...
• City district lines redrawn
• Boys Girls Club honors contributors
• Packers Hall-of-Famer Forrest Gregg fighting Parkinsons
• Packers Hall-of-Famer Forrest Gregg fighting Parkinsons
• For big bucks, think Buffalo Co.
• Chase Boruch guilty in mothers murder
• Ministry receives medical records certification
• Aspirus Wausau Hospital recognized for heart care
• Roll-your-own cigarette case not yet resolved
• Rescued cat appears healthy
• Judge: State tournament not a factor in wrestlers case
• Singer Cary Judd will perform in the NTC cafeteria today at 11:30 a.m. Swing by...
• State Sen. Pam Galloway prepared to defend seat in face of recall effort
• Wausau property taxes wont rise under 2012 budget
• Some Packers fans revel in 9-0 start others fear jinxing undefeated season
• Gov. Scott Walker recall effort begins statewide
• Former U.S. Rep. Dave Obey rallies Democrats in Stevens Point
• Former U.S. Rep. Dave Obey rallies Democrats in Stevens Point
• Animal rescues a common sight nationwide
• Homicide defendant changes his story
• Deer expert to hold online chat
• Mail facility meeting set
• Info sought on burglary
• Victim named in fatal vehicle fire
• Wausau mulls cellphone policy
• Deer expert to hold online chat
• Stop by the Wausau campus cafeteria today between 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m., as...
• Businesses support NTC Emergency Village project to boost safety training
• Presentation persuades Marathon High School students to stop texting while driving
• Family mourns creative, caring 8-year-old killed in crash
• Homicide defendant Chase Boruch might testify in own defense
• Suspect in fatal car fire Brian J. Matt was on probation before incident
• Democrats hold pajama, Packers parties to kick off Walker recall effort
• Woodson receives paintings by Birds in Art forefather
• Are you a stay-at-home dad
• Thanksgiving food donations needed
• Gas leak on Wausaus east side leads to home evacuations
• March trial set for Wisconsin Rapids wrestlers
• Ex-doctor sentenced to 5 years in assaults
• Take a virtual tour of NTC’s Wittenberg campus. Are there any Wittenberg student...
• REMINDER: Registration for spring semester classes opens today!
• Tree farms ready for harvest
• Wheels to Work short on donated cars to help people find, get to jobs
• UWMC trims class offerings
• New gun-handling rules go into effect Saturday
• Optimists to offer free movie
• Man in custody after fleeing cops
• Woman killed in car fire
• Texting while driving ban violators rarely cited
• NewPage remains business as usual
• Local kitchens heat up for Thanksgiving dinners
• Donate to Stock the Shelves
• Money concerns stall inter-city bus plans
• Veteran sells pins to raise money for Gold Star Mothers Tribute statue
• Wittenberg woman injured in crash
• The Amazing Turkey Trot raises money for childrens charities
• CrimeStoppers: Information on town of Wausau burglary sought
• Kronenwetter to tackle flood problems
• Young hunters more likely to cause accidents, analysis shows
• Incentives help Wisconsin compete for new or relocating businesses, experts say
• Tax credits, Wisconsins main incentive, fail to pay off a third of the time
• Childrens author comes home to Rib Mountain
• Kung Fu Panda busted in Green Bay
• Hondas hot cars -- for thieves
• Marathon County Democrats get Walker recall effort under way
• More females have been taking on the sport in recent years
• Pickup truck crash kills boy in Wisconsin Rapids
• Police: Hardees robbery an inside operation
• Good News hosts recycling drive
• Rothschild to host veterans program
• Registration for skating extended
• Gromme paintings donated to Woodson
• Vets team up to collect food
• JOB OPPORTUNITY: Assistant - Regional Campus, Spencer
• Free Movie Night – The Hangover Part II plays tonight at 6:30 p.m. in E101-102....
• Happy Veterans Day! We would like to send out a big thank you to all the men and...
• Wis. Republicans approve millions in Medicaid cuts
• 11 local veterans share their stories
• Former school aide gets probation in student assault case
• Duffy talks issues with Lincoln Co. residents
• Kronenwetter waste site closing this weekend
• Three victims IDd in fatal crash
• Wis. Republicans approve millions in Medicaid cuts
• Wis. Republicans approve millions in Medicaid cuts
• Wis. Republicans approve millions in Medicaid cuts
• Wis. Republicans approve millions in Medicaid cuts
• Marathon County approves 2012 budget
• Whether you’re a student, parent, employee, fan, alumni or supporter, you can di...
• In honor of tomorrow’s Veterans Day holiday, free commemorative pins will be ava...
• Customers slip into stores as snow falls
• Winter weather causes multiple crashes, outages throughout central Wisconsin
• NTC leader Lori Weyers named ATHENA winner
• United Way to try first live auction
• Wisconsin unions boosted by Ohio vote
• Wisconsin unions boosted by Ohio vote
• Ginseng harvest down after 2010 spring storm
• John Muir Middle School teacher to share story of polar adventure
• Merrill health projects funds available
• Northcentral Technical College to receive State Farm grant
• One injured in Grand Avenue crash
• Local union workers criticize jobs session
• Hard to believe it's November already! We hope everyone had a safe and fun Hallo...
• Economy weighs on Hmong New Year
• Bank leaders, business owners seek fewer regulations at congressional hearing
• Federal grant money boosts Wausau physical education programs in schools
• Smoke forces Trinity school evacuation
• Tipple to hold news conference
• D.C. Everest Park lot closed
• Bond set in texting crash
• Police nab home invasion suspect
• GOP voting bill hits snag
• Bill would restrict young drivers on cellphones
• NTC's Criminal Justice students walked through a death scene simulation on Oct....
• Reminder: Registration for spring semester classes will open on Monday, Nov. 14
• Happy Halloween! Did you participate in any Halloween-related events over the we...
• South-side governments in Wausau plan to scale back as work continues on 2012 budgets
• Disabled paddlers could get a lift
• Former prisoner to speak
• Disabled paddlers could get a lift
• Sports star street names on rise
• Schofield residents might have water issues
• Highway 13 reopens between Spencer, Marshfield
• CrimeStoppers: Police seek robbery info
• School vouchers bill moves forward
• Texting champ has college plans for his winnings
• Wausau City Hall hours change Monday
• Plover curler has Olympic aspirations
• El Tequila Salsa keeps Day of the Dead tradition alive
• Shop for a cure with variety of stylish products
• More women are opting for preventive mastectomies
• Staying positive helps Wausau woman deal with cancer
• Concealed carry law boosts handgun sales
• Home ready for special-needs family in Stettin
• Nutritionist finds many donated food items lack needed nutrients
• DNR: Marathon County deer hunters urged to hunt more does
• City leaf pickup schedule
• Wausaus Commission for a Greener Tomorrow stays alive
• Final version of To the Hunt ready to go statewide
• El Pitayo to close its doors El Jalapeno to take its place
• Taxpayers finance three Rapids wrestlers defense attorneys
• Police: Drunken driver rear-ends squad car while texting
• Policy: Guns allowed in most state buildings
• Survey forecasts holiday spending to be up from last year, just a bit
• Machine did not sever mans arm in farming accident
• Kronenwetter yard waste site expands hours
• Mosinee leaf pickup to start
• Crandon man gets 25 years in prison for homicide
• Stevens Point hopes to spark interest in Ramada property
• Boys urged to get HPV vaccine
• A fun, free event will be held Monday between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. in the NT...
• Very foggy in Wausau this morning following an overnight freeze. Has it snowed y...
• Expert: Governments can expect more difficult cuts
• Clark County tornado survivor rebuilds her life
• Wausau Curling Clubs new center could attract national events
• Haunted houses, horror films play off of lingering childhood fears, expert says
• Injured veteran spent days at work, nights at Occupy Wall Street protests
• Injured veteran spent days at work, nights at Occupy Wall Street protests
• Injured veteran spent days at work, nights at Occupy Wall Street protests
• Injured veteran spent days at work, nights at Occupy Wall Street protests
• Policies would allow firearms in Wisconsin Capitol
• Policies would allow firearms in Wisconsin Capitol
• Policies would allow firearms in Wisconsin Capitol
• Policies would allow firearms in Wisconsin Capitol
• Remains identified as man sought in Wisconsin Rapids-area assaults
• 2 sent to federal prison in Manson case
• U.S. House Financial Services Committee to meet in Wausau
• Clark Co. man loses arm in farm accident
• Are you ready for winter
• Kronenwetter to interview 3 finalists for village administrator job
• Correction
• Law Forms for Personal Use Available!
• The closing ceremony for the Mandala Sand Painting took place today at NTC. At t...
• We're at the closing ceremony for the Mandala Sand painting. Stop down to E101-1...
• Visit NTC’s auction website to view items for sale: Anyo...
• Central Wisconsin residents try on Packers Super Bowl ring at Marshfield bank
• Domestic violence victims gather for vigil to raise awareness
• Agriculture industry fights perception problem
• Oral History Project presents Wisconsin Women: Celebrating their Contributions
• Coat drive donations down, Kiwanis Club says
• Rhinelander teen wins 2011 LG U.S. National Texting Championship
• Toddlers found home alone in Weston
• Motorist escapes truck as it sinks into Lake DuBay
• Donate your deer hides to benefit Wisconsin Lions Camp
• Wausau, Marathon County unemployment rate down slightly
• The Tibetan Buddhist monks are on Day 3 of their Mandala Sand Painting. It’s qui...
• Creativity used to win cooking contest
• Abortion clinic plot suspect granted extension for competency exam
• Childrens author Marion Dane Bauer tells local writers how to tell a tale
• Wausau, Weston firetruck deal to end
• Wausau Paper weighs sale of Brokaw mill
• Group aims to cut pornography
• YWCA Wausau program to help moms, girls talk
• D.C. Everest School district tax rate to rise
• Low-income students to get college prep help
• City leaf pickup schedule
• Teens fingers do the talking
• Walkers proposed plan gives state workers no raises for next two years
• Homeowner walks in on possible burglary
• Wish you could quit smoking? A free smoking cessation class will be held today f...
• Kronenwetter delays pump decision
• Citys annual leaf pickup continues
• Fire burns 5 acres near Tomahawk
• Combine crash nets OWI arrest
• Monks create sand painting
• Friends remember mentors giving
• Judge to decide Point malls fate
• Marshfield native takes on bullying, intolerance
• The NTC Book Fair, sponsored by the Diversity Club, will take place today (9:00...
• St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church celebrates 150 years in Berlin
• Community News Scan
• African master drummer to perform at All City String Festival
• Municipalities work to set regulations before concealed carry legislation takes effect
• UW-Extension dairy agent to retire
• Panel to discuss good government
• Aspirus Wausau Hospital renovation project affects drivers
• 7.2 quake in Turkey kills 75, collapses buildings
• Vote targets those who host places for underage drinking
• Thousands rake yards for elderly, disabled for Make A Difference Day
• Sluggish economy puts strain on pantries
• Shopko Plaza might get face-lift
• Newbery honor winner to speak in Wausau
• Hundreds turn out for Empty Bowls fundraiser
• Powerful Parents workshop set
• Education grants awarded
• Cars, combine crash in Stettin
• Crimestoppers: Police seek hay-burner
• Trail camera captures cougar in central Wisconsin
• Ed Thompson, brother of ex-governor, dies in Tomah
• Changing health insurer cuts $1.2M combined for Tomahawk, Merrill schools districts
• Impending BadgerCare cuts worry new poor
• Salvation Army seeks donations
• Penny increase for mailing letters
• Parenting class offered
• City of Wausau leaf collection schedule
• Tomahawk reaches out to tourists with trail, race
• Police work to squash fake pot
• Galloway rebukes gun training requirement
• Are you interested in applying to NTC, or do you have friends or family members...
• Public wants say in Merrill fire station plan
• Wausaus Commission for a Greener Tomorrow plans to disband
• Wausau Transit Commission wants Metro Ride to consider saving Saturday routes
• Nurse practitioners, physician assistants help manage doctor shortage
• Walker tells state more cuts on way UW System to be hit very hard
• Local business busted in phony pot deal
• States jobless rate down slightly in Sept.
• Rothschild leaf pickup set
• UWSP seeks tuition hike
• Highway G bridge to close
• Wausau extends yard waste hours
• Garage, truck burn in rural Lincoln County fire
• Police
• Come over to the CHS Auditorium now! Tig Notaro's act is about to begin!
• Comedian Tig Notaro will perform her stand-up act at 12:00 p.m. today in the aud...
• Family of rescued dog grateful to firefighters
• Wausau Paper President and CEO Thomas Howatt retiring
• Rothschild job fair attracts more than 1,000
• State Sen. Pam Galloway pushes abstinence bill
• Seniors spending to stay mostly the same after Social Security increase
• Merrill mayor suggests selling Fire Station 2
• Man asks for prison sentence
• Empty Bowls fundraiser set for Saturday
• Merrill School Board appoints new member
• Tractor crash victim identified
• Man arrested after standoff
• Panel to consider good government
• Kronenwetter reviews parks, outdoor recreation sites
• The entry deadline for the Singles Pool Tournament is today. The tournament begi...
• Wausaus Washington Square post office to close
• Family, dogs, cats OK after fire on Wausaus west side
• Remembrance: Semiprofessional pitcher Clarence Red Peterson was always friendly
• Democrats assail Walker, GOP jobs creation plan
• Manson Insurance ex-treasurer gets six months in prison
• Extend Manufacturing expansion clears hurdle
• Rapids wrestlers trial postponed
• Tractor crash fatal for Merrill teen
• Democrats assail Walker, GOP jobs creation plan
• Highway 29 closure planned
• Duffy talks money with County Board
• Democrats assail Walker, GOP jobs creation plan
• Man arrested, jailed twice within five days
• Democrats assail Walker, GOP jobs creation plan
• JOB OPPORTUNITY: Learning Coordinator – Public Safety
• JOB OPPORTUNITY: Senior Systems Analyst - DBA
• JOB OPPORTUNITY: Associate Dean – Technical & Trades
• Take a minute to watch a video Virtual Tour of NTC's Phillips campus. Are any of...
• Residents dress up pets for Halloween, too
• Weston wants administrator applications by Dec. 1
• World War II wives recall combat as husbands travel with Never Forgotten Honor Flight
• Gov. Scott Walker says he exceeded pension promise
• Gov. Scott Walker says he exceeded pension promise
• Gov. Scott Walker says he exceeded pension promise
• Gov. Scott Walker says he exceeded pension promise
• Three charged in Clark County heroin bust
• World War II wives recall combat as husbands travel with Never Forgotten Honor Flight
• Badger State Games back for good
• Crash injures Merrill woman
• Venture Academy offers new focus
• Wausau man dies in crash
• Author to host book signing
• Check out our new Virtual Tour page, which contains videos featuring NTC’s campu...
• Wausau panel discussion to consider good government
• Student Life invites you to its first overnight leadership retreat on Friday, Oc...
• California contract surprises city officials, crossing guards
• Stiehm Stadium hosts prayer event for youths
• Building permits steady in region
• Legislature returns for special jobs session
• Legislature returns for special jobs session
• Legislature returns for special jobs session
• UWSP senior wins national soil grant
• MSTC to decide tax levy today
• Community News Scan
• Oktoberfest to benefit students
• VFW seeks teacher nominations
• Paws for a Cause tickets on sale
• Berlin Lions collect deer hides
• Breast Cancer Awareness: Profile report guides local funding efforts
• Breast Cancer Awareness: Sports teams, businesses and more battle breast cancer
• Officials set snow removal budgets
• CrimeStoppers: Police seek skinny burglar
• Komen affiliate to offer grants
• Michael Beck column: Help us help local pantries
• Breast Cancer Awareness: New study could change breast cancer treatment
• Central Wisconsin Fall Outdoor Show takes aim at women
• Forecasters predict its going to be extra cold and snowy this winter
• Group fights for Weston bus line
• Wisconsin businesses anticipate boost from trade deals
• Survey: Merrill residents want administrator
• HGTV to feature local bargain hunters at Endless Yard Sale 2011
• Crowd brings pantry donations as fans turn out for Wausaus Log Game
• Expert to help boomers find meaning in final working years
• Quirk in law lets cash flow for incumbents in recall elections
• Quirk in law lets cash flow for incumbents in recall elections
• Former Manson Insurance leader gets 5 years in prison given for fraud
• East Towne neighborhood cleanup planned
• Interstate 39 and Highway 51 lane closures to begin
• Volunteers can make difference
• Ribble, Duffy to lead forestry conference
• Weston to address administrator job
• Ribble, Duffy to lead forestry conference
• NTC has announced dates and times for Concealed Carry Training courses. The cost...
• There are a number of Late Start classes still available at NTC, including Nursi...
• Study shows Hmong more susceptible to blastomycosis
• Duffy and family make home in Weston
• Protesters outside of Duffys office want U.S. to focus on jobs
• Study shows Hmong more susceptible to blastomycosis
• Protesters outside of Duffys office want U.S. to focus on jobs
• Gov. Scott Walker reviewing concealed carry rules
• Retired dentist thwarted would-be robber at Wendys
• Its a great time to be a Wisconsin sports fan
• Maple Ridge Road closure planned
• State to step up highway patrols
• Fire damages unit at Island Place Apartments
• Merrill responds to small cooking fire
• Duffy and family make home in Weston
• Rash of burglaries hits Merrill
• Walker reviewing concealed carry rules
• Walker reviewing concealed carry rules
• Sign up in Student Life for a Singles Pool Tournament. The entry deadline is Wed...
• Camp Phillips Road construction nears end
• Staying safe a top concern for Wausau-area businesses, residents
• Merrill to fill city administrator position
• Weston business Extend Manufacturing could bring 352 jobs
• Correction
• Judge refuses to step down in deer-killing case
• New 211 help guide available
• Heating assistance applications open
• Lincoln County wants volunteers
• Nine Mile trails to close Saturday
• Merrill group forms to spruce up river area
• Employee accused in Hardees robbery
• Crash near Merrill leaves woman injured
• Speaking of the Medford campus, check out a virtual tour of the facility. How ma...
• NTC’s Medford campus will be offering free flu shots for students and staff TODA...
• Couple travel across country by bicycle
• Holtz-Krause Steering Committee introduces plan for soccer complex
• Wausau lenders unsure of credit score reports accuracy
• Wausau-area restaurant robberies cause unrest
• Northland to play pops concert
• Helpline for Alzheimers available
• Wausau leaf collection to begin
• Roundys gives food, cash
• Weston leaf pickup Monday
• Hmong presentation to discuss mediation
• Dems consider running against Walker in recall
• Outdoor toys, tips set for Rothschild show
• Bipartisan support expected on trade bills
• NTC’s Outdoor Movie Night takes place at 7:00 p.m. this evening with a showing o...
• Explosive threat brings charges
• Woman hurt in Rothschild motorcycle crash
• Wisconsin Rapids School Board backs wrestling sanctions
• Kronenwetter officials delay flood system decision
• Hull discusses limits for bikes, pedestrians on town roads
• United Way expects to help more people for Make a Difference Day
• Wisconsin Rapids School Board upholds wrestling program sanctions
• Swing by Airport soccer field tonight at 4:00 p.m. and watch the NTC soccer team...
• Road crews now hurry to finish before winter
• Randlin Homes 10 year anniversary: Organization celebrates a decade of helping vets
• County logo starting to take off
• Snowstorm shrinks ginseng supply, drives up prices
• Wausau kayaker to speak at event
• Metro to see style show
• Man injured in ATV crash critical
• UWMC offers bus to Milwaukee
• Community news scan
• Train victim named
• County budget little more than educated guess
• Brewers win Game 1 of NLCS
• Man injured in ATV crash
• Marathon native Craig Thompson finds way to fame as graphic novelist
• Firefighters honor their fallen
• Wausau police work to identify body found on train tracks
• Food shopping 101: Armed with food stamps, nutritionist gets cooking
• Six months later, Merrill still reeling from April tornado
• CrimeStoppers: Police seek information on vandal
• Metro Ride customers say bus service is needed
• Teacher pay down by as much as $150 per biweekly paycheck
• Businesses eager for end of Rib Mountain Drive road work
• Winter heating bills should drop slightly
• Historical grant enthuses advocate for St. Marys Parish
• Judge rules for Rib Mountain tobacco store in cigarette manufacturing permit case
• Employers fight the flu by offering vaccination clinics
• Galloway, attorney general battle over concealed-guns rules
• Wausau man injured in tire iron attack
• Jubilant Brewers fans prepare for championship series
• Scouts kick off popcorn sale
• Faith heritage series to begin
• Art of Healing to benefit women
• Free flu shots will be available to NTC students and staff with their NTC ID on...
• Sign up today for the NTC Refrigerator Tracker Fitness Challenge, which begins O...
• More charges likely for suspects in Hardees robbery
• Pumpkin crop promising sellers report prices similar to last years
• Pumpkin crop promising sellers report prices similar to last years
• Weston deer herd still too large
• U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy working on health care reform
• Gas prices plummet in Wausau area but remain above national average
• Economic expert urges central Wisconsin to build on strengths to compete globally
• Economic expert urges central Wisconsin to build on strengths to compete globally
• Health Department looking for cat that bit woman
• Wausau closures affect portions of Grant, Fourth and Seventh streets
• Attack by huskies kills Chihuahua
• Kronenwetter, Weston each searching for new administrator
• DOT reports fewest fatalities since World War II
• Teen sentenced for charging Wisconsin Rapids officer with knife
• Take a virtual tour of NTC’s Antigo campus. Is there anyone from Antigo checking...
• University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, city form task force on binge drinking
• Dean Zuleger could get $38K severance package
• Bill aims to boost hunting, fishing in Wisconsin
• Local businesses, government prepare for gun law
• Sherwin-Williams to consolidate two plants into one Wausau facility
• Police arrest 4 suspects in pre-dawn robbery of Hardees
• Rib Mountain tobacco store sues state over permit law
• Obama to step up power line projects
• Obama to step up power line projects
• Colombian leader to speak at Wausau church
• Author looks to foster democracy
• Waupaca County thrill kill suspect in court
• Obama to step up power line projects
• Obama to step up power line projects
• Jim Keady's speech is going to start in roughly 10 minutes. If you're on campus...
• Study: Advanced biofuels costly, benefits questionable
• UWSP ahead of retention rate goal
• Speaker Jim Keady will present “Behind the Swoosh: Sweatshops and Social Justice...
• Hunters hope deer czar keeps them in sights during study
• Johnny Schmitz, Wausaus All-Star, dies at 90
• Boy Scout Troop 599 converts vacant Merrill factory for spooky show
• UWSP growth exceeds system expectations
• Wausau considers raising water rates again
• Weston Village Administrator resigns after 11 years
• Olympic medalists to offer swim clinic
• DMV centers closed Monday
• Free childrens orthopedic evaluation clinic set
• U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy, other congressmen to host forestry meeting
• Eight seek Merrill School Board seat
• Local leaders say Dean Zuleger made a difference
• High school soccer: D.C. Everest falls to SPASH
• NTC’s Outdoor Movie Night has been rescheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 11 at 7:00 p.m....
• Great day at the Agriculture Center of Ecellence. Walk-in tours availible Tuesd...
• Webcast, discussion will consider how to foster democracy in community
• NTC’s Phillips campus will be offering a pair of three-hour continuing education...
• Sex offender to be released from prison, return to Wausau
• Wausau might revisit animal leash law
• Nap nets Green Bay man his 14th OWI
• Hesitant but hopeful, Brewers fans see possible end to era of frustration
• Two armed men rob Cliffhangers bar in Schofield
• Overlooked $300,000 from TIF district to help pay for part of 400 Block project
• Good News Projects 28th Caribbean Dinner Theater to be held Saturday
• Schofield Avenue work under way
• Three arrested in drug bust
• Correction
• Police investigate damage spree
• Prosecutors drop attempted homicide charge
• United Way help guide released
• Models are needed for NTC’s upcoming photo shoot. Photos will be used in future...
• Special hunt gives people with disabilities a shot at deer
• Good News Projects 28th Caribbean Dinner Theater to be held Saturday
• Road work update: Rainfall hinders crews progress
• Community news scan
• Watchdog Report: 400 Block bills pile up for Wausau
• DNR targets poachers as deer season nears
• Marathon County plans to cut worker benefits
• No arrests in Wausau Taco Bell robbery
• 750 Door County households still without power Sunday after last weeks storms
• Fire damages Third Ave. home
• Aspirus employee honored for supporting Army Reserve commander
• Investigation threatens to become a big problem for Walker
• Woman cited for drunken driving after crash
• Victims identified in fatal crash
• CrimeStoppers: Police seek generator thief
• East-West Log Game will help the hungry
• Runners scale Rib Mountain for Wausau Rotary fundraiser
• Saturdays free clinic fulfills basic needs for hundreds
• New furnace a major relief for Wausau family
• A year after flood, Stettin neighborhood still waits for FEMA
• Kronenwetter approved dozens of new homes despite flood warnings
• Brewers success a home run for sports gear stores
• Weather Wrap: Septembers dreary end dampens month
• Teacher charged with sex assault of a child
• BB Jacks to fill Wausau building formerly occupied by Minos
• Merrill official might get $6,000 raise
• Wausau-area companies push for natural gas as fuel for their fleets
• State health care reforms could mean thousands lose BadgerCare coverage
• State health care reforms could mean thousands lose BadgerCare coverage
• State health care reforms could mean thousands lose BadgerCare coverage
• State health care reforms could mean thousands lose BadgerCare coverage
• Wausau woman charged with 5th OWI
• Trails End bar to get new beginning
• One dead in 2-vehicle crash in Langlade County
• Man sentenced to federal prison on cocaine charge
• Congratulations to Natasha Hanna the winner of the iPad2, from our Futurefest Op...
• Bridge Community Health Clinic helps Wausau community garden take root
• Athens girls basketball coach accused of sexual assault had clean record
• Wausau-area grocers: Cantaloupes here are safe
• Merrill committee takes no action on city administrator position
• Athens girls basketball coach accused of sexual assault had clean record
• Whiskey River Bar Grill in westside Wausau to reopen
• Bridge Community Health Clinic aims to help keep Merrill healthy
• Montana 1948 to stay in Merrill High School
• Community Calendar
• Dogs saved in basement fire at Merrill home
• Wausau police pull body out of Wisconsin River
• Anti-biomass plant lawsuit dismissed
• Hunters safety course offered in Wausau
• Bicyclist hit by car in fair condition
• Couple sells soap for cancer research
• Deluge of rain doesnt send drought away
• Merrill to discuss administrator survey
• Man accused of chasing students, pushing principal at G.D. Jones Elementary School
• Meth-fueled crime spree nets four-year sentence for Wausau man
• Weston Bus service supporters try to force referendum
• Gov. Scott Walker calls special session to work on jobs
• Mayor Jim Tipple says he will seek another term
• Three injured in Highway 51 crash near Merrill
• Closing dates set for Burma, Nine Mile trails
• Stratford mans death ruled traffic fatality
• Police search for Taco Bell robbers
• Don’t forget to stop by our Futurefest Open House tonight between 5:30 p.m. and...
• The NTC coed soccer team takes on UW-Sheboygan tonight at 5:00 p.m. at Wausau We...
• Quick update: LeRoy Butler's appearance at NTC has been moved to 12:30 p.m. in t...
• Excellent raffle prizes for Timberwolf Days include an "Apple of my iPad" gift b...
• After he’s finished speaking LeRoy will take pictures and sign memorabilia (cost...
• There are a number of events going on today at NTC! For starters, former Green B...
• Wausau-area Postal Service workers join national protest
• Woman gives birth in Interstate 39 construction zone
• Merrill OKs cash-for-jobs deal with Hurd Windows Doors
• Deadly virus infects 6 central Wisconsin horses
• Wausau City Council approves $42,000 for Sports Authority
• Since expansion, Lincoln County Jail never has reached capacity
• New Pine Ridge Family Restaurant sues Merrill over zoning issues
• CVA to host wine, art event
• Medford woman struck by vehicle dies
• Mayor Jim Tipple to hold news conference
• Homecoming Week continues at NTC. Today, chair massages will be available from 1...
• Badger State Games deal hits roadblock
• Public hearing to consider ban on Montana 1948 book
• Wausau American Legion renovation done
• Lincoln County highway budget falls short
• Government shutdown averted disaster aid dispute surmounted
• State starts making public Medicaid cut proposals
• State starts making public Medicaid cut proposals
• Government shutdown averted disaster aid dispute surmounted
• Government shutdown averted disaster aid dispute surmounted
• Closing book discussion contrary to state law, media expert says
• State starts making public Medicaid cut proposals
• Government shutdown averted disaster aid dispute surmounted
• Watchdog report: Wausau outspends similar cities on cellphones
• Wausau schools tax levy approved
• Merrill schools fill budget gap
• Two Marathon County horses have virus
• Burned food blamed for fire
• Walker to make stop in Mosinee
• Rothschild votes to cut bus service
• BB gun threat gets suspect jail time
• Don’t forget to mark your calendar, as NTC’s Futurefest Open House is just aroun...
• Happy Homecoming Week! Due to the weather, the showing of Cars 2 has been moved...
• Greenheck Field House Family Fun Day draws nearly 700
• St. Ladislaus Parish in Bevent celebrates 125-year anniversary
• Highway 52 project on schedule Camp Phillips behind
• Jefferson, Grant and Schofield elementary schools honored for success with low-income students
• String of vehicle break-ins angers victims in southeast Wausau
• Community News Scan
• Covenant Community Presbyterian Church to host Passport to Compassion event
• 9/11 memorial stair climb scheduled for 2012
• Woman arrested for 5th OWI
• D.C. Everest Alumni Association board seeks members
• Lawmaker aims for coroner standards
• Montana 1948 targeted for removal from Merrill schools
• ATHENA award finalists named
• Vehicle break-ins reported in southeast side of Wausau
• Matt Radtke takes first in Eastbay 2011 Half Marathon
• Wausau Fire Department responds to vehicle fire
• CrimeStoppers: No suspect yet in house fire
• Lincoln County hopes loan fund will spark jobs
• Wausau cellphone bill: $40K a year
• Pantries in the Wausau area stock up for the holidays
• Homework help available at Otts Garage Youth Center in Merrill
• Local Punt, Pass and Kick contest tests individual skills
• Wausau-area snowbirds prep for annual migration
• Brewers join rare clinch cluster
• Two local chefs take to the stage for Big Brother Big Sister fundraiser
• Two local chefs take to the stage for Big Brother Big Sister fundraiser
• Balloon release held to highlight addiction issues
• Panel recommends Wausau divvy up hotel tax money
• Philanthropist Esther Greenheck dies at 92
• Local police await reimbursement from working at Madison protests
• Wausau businesses want Badger Games to come back
• Merrill City Council to vote on Hurd loan
• Wausau man crashes car into tree while fleeing police
• Police: Drunken driver crashed at Weston ice-cream shop
• New trial to be set for shaken baby case
• Volunteers refine council curriculum
• Award recipients named
• Agents attend conference
• Starr joins Oswald Counseling
• QuickBooks training available
• What are you doing on Oct. 1? Stop by the NTC Wausau campus for Timberwolf Days...
• Sign up today for the NTC Golf Scramble, which will take place next Friday (Sept...
• Instructors confident classes will help secure concealed carry permit
• Census shows Marathon County residents make less than 10 years ago
• Soldiers death under investigation, family says
• Tomahawk woman organizes effort to get voters ID cards
• Duffy plans job fair in Rothschild
• Man killed in one-vehicle crash
• Roundys recalls chicken
• $10K offered for missing woman
• $10,000 reward offered in missing Wausau woman case
• Timberwolf Days - Saturday, October 1, 2011 According to the 10-day forecast, th...
• Final reminder: The Fall Scholarship application deadline is tomorrow. To apply,...
• Wausau Rotary Ultra Trek and Fun Run fundraiser gains endurance
• Town of Wien crash pins man in pickup truck
• Wausau City Council to review Sports Authority funding proposal next week
• Some jobs touted by Gov. Scott Walker not in Wisconsin
• Lincoln County jobless rate drops
• Victims families speak out to prevent further deaths, end stigma of suicide
• Highway F bridge to close Monday
• Lincoln County heating aid applications will be accepted Oct. 1
• Lincoln County Veterans Services Office to be closed Oct. 3
• Man sentenced to federal prison on gun charge
• Scammers target tenants through Craigslist
• Wausau East grad to sign book at Rib Mountain BN store
• It’s not too late to get started at NTC! Among our late start options is a Logis...
• Charity looks to sponsor school breakfasts
• Family comes to terms with soldiers death
• State recall spending approaches $44 million
• Family to give $1 for every new Facebook, Twitter follower on UW accounts
• Mosinee School District teachers accept pay freeze
• Fugitive nabbed after 25 years on the run
• Fugitive nabbed after 25 years on the run
• Report: Recession hits Marathon County children hard
• Woman to try for planking record
• Water system flush announced
• Hiker rescued from Lincoln County woods
• Portage County offers OWI treatment option
• State recall spending approaches $44 million
• Lincoln County offers flu shots
• State recall spending approaches $44 million
• State recall spending approaches $44 million
• Jeff Civillico will bring his unique brand of entertainment he titles, “Comedy i...
• The registration fee for Timberwolf Toss Bean Bag Adult Teams has been reduced t...
• Grading Our Teachers: Administrators, teachers doubt need or ability to make big changes to job evaluation process
• Berlin school ordered to change Indians name no moves made to change Mosinee name
• Bond set in fireworks case
• Police say lighter started house fire
• Gas leak affects Schofield Avenue traffic
• Merrill School Board vacancy still open
• Lake View Drive closed today
• Hurd moves to settle windows lawsuit
• Take a virtual tour of NTC’s main campus in Wausau:
• Men walk 100 miles to raise money to buy care packages for troops
• Lincoln County Sheriffs Department reports 4 OWIs, 4 crashes at Tomahawk Fall Ride
• Grading Our Teachers: Job evaluation reform gains traction
• Salvation Army braces for rising needs
• Man charged with OWI in crash
• Residents can help Weston Fire Department win grant
• Community News Scan
• Road work update: All lanes of 18th Avenue to reopen this week
• Fall Ride revs up business in Tomahawk
• Watchdog Report: Teacher evaluations in need of overhaul
• Troops mark 50th anniversary of Cold War call-up
• Forum to explore recessions impact
• Tomahawk man charged with 7th OWI
• Design work on new UWSP building under way
• Wausau Alliance Church to offer free services during Reach Out Wausau
• United Way campaign aims to raise more than $2.7 million
• Longest archery season in Wisconsin history opens today
• Tomahawks North Fourth Avenue reconstruction nearly complete
• Internet access, heat in works for Rothschild Pavilion
• People with disabilities have chance to hit the road during Thunder Parade
• Lincoln High School suspends wrestling coach Scott Benitz
• Man gets 30-year sentence for sexually abusing child at his Wausau home
• Correction
• No one hurt in fire on Wausaus west-side
• Aspirus heart care honored
• UWSP updates campus gun ban
• Three injured in head-on crash
• High school football: Stratford tops Marathon in wild one more finals
• Timberwolf Days - Saturday, Oct. 1, 2011 Have a friend or family member running/...
• Reminder: The Fall Scholarship application deadline is one week away. To apply,...
• William Sampe recalled as downtown visionary
• Metro Ride issues service-cut budget
• IGA robber trying to pay the bills
• Vietnam-era Wausau West grad says teacher treated me as a man
• Rothschild mail-sorting facility faces shutdown
• Minnesota forest fire stalls in cooler weather
• Minnesota forest fire stalls in cooler weather
• Minnesota forest fire stalls in cooler weather
• Minnesota forest fire stalls in cooler weather
• Favorite teachers, from 4K to college
• Woman burnt in house fire
• Five injured in 2-vehicle crash
• Unions lead in 2011 lobbying
• United Way Volunteer Connection and Goodsmatch
• Storytimes and Play and Learn
• Walker silent on FBI raid of state officials home
• Register your team TODAY for the Timberwolf Days Adult/Child Bean Bag Tournament...
• Buses might run less often in Schofield, Rothschild
• More favorite teacher nominations
• Hmong refugee feels blessed his teacher gave him the American experience
• UWSP freshmen favor sustainability
• Cosmo Theatre goes digital
• Cosmo Theatre goes digital
• Sports Authority seeks to buy Badger State Games brand
• Lambeau Field sound system still needs tweaks
• Calmer winds slow Minn. wildfire
• Schofield approves bus changes
• Part of Sixth Street closed for construction
• Man injured while hiking at Rib Mountain State Park
• Record videos at Tomahawk cafe
• Bath product store opens
• Let's see some LIKES if you enjoyed mind reader Robert Channing today. Robert re...
• Run/Walk with the Pack at the Timberwolf Days 5K Challenge Saturday, October 1,...
• Looking for some lunchtime entertainment today? Mind reader Robert Channing will...
• Tomahawk ready to rumble with Fall Ride fundraiser for MDA
• UWSP receives U.S. News and World Report honors
• Teachers passion inspires another to pursue career
• Favorite teachers make lasting impressions
• Athens coach Rory McKellips released on $25,000 bond in sexual assault case
• Smoke expected to linger in Wis.
• Council delays sports group funding
• Merrill Area Public Schools choose search firm
• Vote for schools in U.S. Cellular campaign
• Girl Scouts to reach 100
• Church to give away clothing
• Local men proud of performance at Ford Ironman Triathlon in Madison
• Avoid costly accidents and reduce the chance of injury to yourself and others by...
• UWSP students make Suites@201 their home
• Merrill couple to sell fair-trade items to aid developing countries
• Kronenwetter seeks solutions to flooding issues
• Families urge action as U.S. drafts Alzheimers plan
• Merrill officials identify loan sources for Hurd Windows Doors
• Athens High School girls basketball coach charged with sex assault
• School Board to present preliminary budget at meeting
• Wisconsin student ID rules for voting clarified
• One dead, one injured in Forest County crash
• Weston residents surveyed for health database
• Wisconsin student ID rules for voting clarified
• Bear attack victim released from hospital
• Wisconsin student ID rules for voting clarified
• Update: Officials identify loan sources for Merrill Hurd project
• Visualize your future by attending NTC’s Futurefest on Wednesday, Sept. 28, from...
• Good luck to the NTC coed soccer and women’s volleyball teams as they play their...
• Tower climbers honor firefighters lost in 9/11 terror attacks
• World Trade Center beam at center of Marshfield memorial
• Unity on display during 9/11 ceremony at Restlawn Memorial Park
• House spared by tornado on Heritage Homes Tour
• Merrill mulls bike route
• Tim Wissbroecker completes Ford Ironman Wisconsin triathlon in Madison
• Car seat checks move to Yachs
• Motor home burns in transit along Highway 51 near Merrill
• Barbershoppers invite guests
• Community News Scan
• Road work update: Highway 52 project nears completion
• Police track down OWI suspect who crashed then was stung by bees
• Metro to hear Galetka
• Variety of artwork on display at Artrageous
• Artists in Action offers glimpse into creative process
• Variety of artwork on display at Artrageous
• Federal funds prepare local communities for emergencies
• Whooping cough cases on rise
• 9/11 brought on tighter security
• Sept. 11 added new phrases, acronyms
• Sept. 11 added new phrases, acronyms
• CrimeStoppers: Police seek info on break-in
• Bear attack victim still in hospital
• Child safety seat inspections begin Sept. 21
• Key events in the past ten years
• Emergency response efforts often uncoordinated post-9/11
• Emergency response efforts often uncoordinated post-9/11
• Health plans waived from changes
• Those soldiers still arent coming home
• Ketchup goes on everything at Arrow Sports Bar and Grills festival
• Wausau Paper shareholder concerned over lagging paper business
• Earthquake transformed artwork by Japanese Birds in Art participants
• Teachers drive home significance of 9/11 to students
• Hyundai donates $100,000 for Marshfield Clinic pediatric projects
• Toddler dies in farm accident
• Man sentenced in hostage case
• Man arrested for 7th OWI
• 9/11: Sense of security has changed for some
• High school football: West, East pull off shockers other finals
• Wausau Finance Committee recommends giving Sports Authority up to $45,000 a year
• Forging fine art: Junction City blacksmith featured in Woodsons Birds show
• Firefighters seen in a fresh light since 9/11
• Officials chase unconfirmed Al-Qaida bomb plot
• Obama proposes tax cuts in national speech
• Officials chase unconfirmed Al-Qaida bomb plot
• Bird, art lovers get chance to meet with Birds in Art exhibitors
• Officials chase unconfirmed Al-Qaida bomb plot
• Officials chase unconfirmed Al-Qaida bomb plot
• Packers fans revel in charged atmosphere at Lambeau Field during season opener
• Police officer delivers baby inside car near Chilton
• New charges filed in 2-county chase case
• Car fire damages garage
• UW Regents approve big changes
• State worker fired after free ID email
• Correction
• Register to help rake yards at Make a Difference Day
• Citizens academy takes applications
• State worker fired after free ID email
• UW Regents approve big changes
• State worker fired after free ID email
• UW Regents approve big changes
• State worker fired after free ID email
• UW Regents approve big changes
• High school soccer: Everest, SPASH headed to OT West tops East
• 9/11 remembrance events planned across the area
• Join us for a 10th anniversary 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony tomorrow (Friday) morni...
• Stop by the Involvement Fair today from 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. in E101-102, wher...
• Weston to eliminate bus service
• Artist carves out spot in Birds in Art exhibit
• Panel recommends gun ban in buildings owned by Marathon County
• 9/11 remembrance events in the Wausau area
• DOT instructs employees not to offer free IDs
• Woman to stand trial for OWI with kids in the car
• Wausau East grad goes from fan to Packers cheerleader
• DOT instructs employees not to offer free IDs
• DOT instructs employees not to offer free IDs
• One injured in town of Texas crash
• Elderly driver crashes into ATT
• Woman charged with OWI while kids in the car
• DOT instructs employees not to offer free IDs
• Computer Classes (Updated!)
• Register today for NTC's First Annual Timberwolf Days!
• We hope you enjoyed the extended holiday break! NTC classes and regularly schedu...
• Local airports heighten security as 10-year anniversary of 9/11 approaches
• Rothschild athlete bounces back from near-death injury to compete in Ford Ironman Wisconsin triathlon
• Remembering 9/11: Man relieved by safe return to U.S.
• U.S. Rep. Tammy Baldwin first Democrat in U.S. Senate race
• Bird in Art artist inspired by science
• Wausau departments report 2012 budget options
• Report recommends changes to UW System structure
• Former Marshfield CDA director to serve jail time for embezzlement
• Baldwin first Democrat in U.S. Senate race
• Marathon Junction train ride closed temporarily
• Highway 29 lane closure planned
• Mosinee man charged with 9th OWI
• 16th person sentenced in meth ring
• Baldwin first Democrat in U.S. Senate race
• Baldwin first Democrat in U.S. Senate race
• Merrill to add veterans memorial
• Annual Artrageous event to take over another block of downtown Wausau
• State Democrats get ready to launch campaigns soon
• Unions, GOP supporters out in force at Labor Day parade in Wausau
• Point groups plan green house
• Mosinee man wins 15th horseshoe title
• Two injured in Weston crash
• Bear killed in vehicle crash
• Red Cross director recalls post-9/11 work at Pier 54
• Unions, Republican supporters out in force at Labor Day parade
• Obama to spend Labor Day at Detroit AFL-CIO rally
• Fundraising walk to fight Crohns
• ATV rider injured in crash
• Disabled vets issues explored
• Community news scan
• Parade security to be beefed up
• Reconstruction reduces Highway 52 to one lane
• Optimists to try to conserve energy
• Mosinee hosts states horseshoe championship
• Wisconsin brothers preserve tradition on the farm
• Wisconsin brothers preserve tradition on the farm
• Wisconsin brothers preserve tradition on the farm
• Wisconsin brothers preserve tradition on the farm
• Muslims in central Wisconsin reflect on the 10 years since 9/11
• Wausau pool deficit remains despite increased attendance
• School districts bridge gap for English Language Learners
• Unemployed face tough competition: underemployed
• CrimeStoppers: Police seek info on rural theft
• NTC to offer firearms class
• Three schools earn recognition
• Police ID motorcycle crash victim
• NewPage debt has lawmakers worried
• Experts: Unions have economic benefits
• 35,000 worldwide convicted for terror
• Fair game for fishermen of all ages: Gather the Goldfish at Central Wisconsin State Fair
• Wisconsin river town was focus for eugenics campaign
• Wisconsin river town was focus for eugenics campaign
• Union membership on decline
• Education survey: Many pleased with local schools, teachers
• Police say beer, marijuana pipe found in diaper bag in Schofield womans car
• Homemade bomb blows hole in Lions building in town of Maine
• Storms spur power outages, knock down trees throughout state
• Audit: State agencies not reporting spending to website
• Mobile home parks, Interstate 39 among top areas for cop calls in south metro area
• Revitalization of downtown Wausaus east side stalled
• Weston to discuss mining changes
• Football field dedication set
• Motorcyclist injured in crash
• Hospital courts younger members for board
• High school football: Appleton West stuns Wausau West more finals
• New Technology Classes
• Reminder: All NTC campuses will be closed on Monday (Sept. 5) for the Labor Day...
• Despite a tough job market, Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs) remain in demand...
• Rising sushi prices likely correlate with fuel costs
• Rothschild Elementary School welcomes students from closed Schofield Elementary
• Rothschild Elementary School welcomes students from closed Schofield Elementary
• Stevens Point firefighters film emergency preparedness PSA
• Weather Wrap: Rain fades in August
• Marathon Venture Academy, Everest IDEA Charter School open doors
• Bill would add texts to no-call list
• 15th sentenced in meth case
• Weight exception for farmers set
• Renovated building greets Edgar students
• College football: Badgers rolling at halftime
• Teachers look forward to returning to classroom, despite turmoil
• Galloway, Duffy plan to attend Labor Day Parade in Wausau
• Plover man gets life
• Whiskey River, BB Jacks get liquor nods
• Pet memorial day to raise money
• Group to award free furnaces
• Merrill invites vets to parade
• County to shift medical transit service
• Merrill to seek residents input
• New Law Books at MCPL!
• Wausau mans hunt on Outdoor Channel this week
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• After being delayed by Hurricane Irene, Army Reserves 428th Engineer Company finally home
• Wait over for return of Army Reserves 428th Engineer Company
• After being delayed by Hurricane Irene, Army Reserves 428th Engineer Company finally home
• After being delayed by Hurricane Irene, Army Reserves 428th Engineer Company finally home
• Merrill restaurant owner denies allowing harassment
• Packers players keep bicycle tradition alive
• Packers players keep bicycle tradition alive
• Packers players keep bicycle tradition alive
• Packers players keep bicycle tradition alive
• Officials ready for anything during sentence hearing for Michael Haydon
• Woman accused of pointing BB gun at truck
• Wausau Daily Herald wins three reporting honors
• Wausau Labor Day parade organizers: Everyone can march
• Golf outing to benefit Trinity of Merrill
• No road construction over holiday weekend
• Foxglove Road overpass to open
• Gas prices up before Labor Day holiday
• Irene toll jumps to 40 Vermont battles floods
• Irene toll jumps to 40 Vermont battles floods
• Irene toll jumps to 40 Vermont battles floods
• Irene toll jumps to 40 Vermont battles floods
• Stair climb to honor Sept. 11 firefighters
• Labor Day parade dispute rages as mayor says city wont pay for event costs if GOP isnt invited to attend
• Wis. natives aid Hurricane Irene recovery
• Fitzgerald to seek Senate seat
• Reserve company could return today
• Man cited in scooter crash
• Fire damages Buffalo Wild Wings
• Mariani Packing to expand plant
• Jeff Fitzgerald: Im running for Senate
• Reminder: Medical Assistant and Nursing petitioning is open this week. You may p...
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• In effort to boost local economy, ATVs allowed on Tomahawk roads
• Gov. Scott Walker seeks student representative for tech college board
• Weston residents seek fast finish to mining project to cut down on dust, noise
• Community Care of Central Wisconsin to host open house
• Eastbay run to support Special Olympics
• Gov. Scott Walker seeks student representative for tech college board
• Community News Scan
• Gov. Scott Walker seeks student representative for tech college board
• Habitat for Humanity of Merrill to host fundraiser
• Road work update: Stewart Avenue detour closed
• Gov. Scott Walker seeks student representative for tech college board
• Flood worries but some relief in Irenes wake
• Flood worries but some relief in Irenes wake
• Flood worries but some relief in Irenes wake
• Riders fight to save Weston bus service
• Five years later, homicide case remains cold
• Doctors yet to be disciplined for writing fake sick notes
• Doctors yet to be disciplined for writing fake sick notes
• Doctors yet to be disciplined for writing fake sick notes
• UW has yet to finish disciplining doctors
• Damage from Irene appears to be less than feared
• Thrill seekers defy gravity in Snowmobile Watercross Racing
• Missing audio from squad car videos not uncommon, police say
• Demand in Lincoln County exceeds St. Vincent de Paul Outreach centers resources
• Childrens Miracle Networks Wisconsin Rapids Balloon Rally benefits families
• Irene lashes East Coast, travels toward N.Y.
• Man on scooter injured in Rothschild crash with SUV
• Wausau Labor Day parade bans Republican lawmakers
• CrimeStoppers: Tips on Wendys robbers wanted
• Metalworking jobs offer high pay, security
• 10 years after 9/11, homeland security spending falls in Wisconsin
• Irene lashes East Coast, travels toward N.Y.
• Some Wausau natives live in Irenes path
• Wisconsin generator companys crew heads to East Coast
• Wisconsin generator companys crew heads to East Coast
• GOP politicians banned from Labor Day parade
• Hurricane Irene claims at least 6 lives
• One injured in SUV-scooter crash in Rothschild
• UPDATED: Irene picks up speed as it re-emerges over Atlantic
• Irene slightly weaker warning area extends to NJ
• Hurricane Irene tightens aim on East Coast
• Missing evidence had key role in OWI trial
• Gas leak forces evacuations at Target and two other stores in Weston
• National Guard soldier reunites with his family
• Local residents with loved ones on East Coast keep tabs on Hurricane Irene reports
• 2 million ordered to evacuate East Coast as Hurricane Irene takes aim
• 2 million ordered to evacuate East Coast as Hurricane Irene takes aim
• 2 million ordered to evacuate East Coast as Hurricane Irene takes aim
• 2 million ordered to evacuate East Coast as Hurricane Irene takes aim
• Reports reveal animosity between Wisconsin Supreme Court justices
• Reports reveal animosity between Wisconsin Supreme Court justices
• Reports reveal animosity between Wisconsin Supreme Court justices
• Reports reveal animosity between Wisconsin Supreme Court justices
• Heat Up Wisconsin to award 100 furnaces
• Central Wisconsin Airport construction to alter traffic flow
• Good News Project sets fundraiser for October
• Top Walker official takes leave of absence
• Top Walker official takes leave of absence
• High school football: Everest tops SPASH other games turn into routs
• Summer Library Program Concludes
• Wimmer qualifies 37th for Nationwide race
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• Lambeau expansion gives wait-listers hope
• Rothschild man finds compassion as camp counselor
• Merrill School Board president resigns position
• Wausau Police find missing autistic girl
• Weston begins Ross Avenue bridge repairs
• Everest Metro Police warn of theft from cars
• Prosser wont face charges
• Man faces charges after allegedly pointing gun at child
• Sentencing delayed in Manson cases
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• Former Marshfield Clinic doctor convicted of assaulting patients
• Tornado contributed to mans death in Clark County
• Jury finds Travis Ploman innocent of OWI homicide
• Residents go to jail for Muscular Dystrophy Association fundraiser
• Housing market hurt jobless rate in Lincoln County
• Rothschild biomass plant construction to begin today
• Man gets 14 years for Rib Mountain home invasion
• Part of Franklin Street to close Monday
• Two victims in town of Eau Pleine crash remain in hospital
• Two tribes get HUD grants
• WIAA wins appeal over livestreaming sports events
• Day care subsidies now tied to attendance
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• Update: Possible weather death under investigation in Clark County.
• U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson sticks to campaign agenda
• Womens Community shelter to be reality
• Marathon County Health Department to move
• Marathon County Health Department to move
• Rothschild Police Department adds digital video equipment to squad cars
• Bike ride honors crash victim, Easton Shryne
• Mindset list: Web older than incoming college freshmen
• Mindset list: Web older than incoming college freshmen
• Wisconsin officials start work on timber clearing plan
• Wisconsin officials start work on timber clearing plan
• Defense rests in OWI trial jury to begin deliberations today
• Neenah family still humble after Extreme Makeover: Home Edition
• Back to School for Wausau - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Spencer woman dies after Saturday crash
• Woman charged on multple drug, bail-jumping counts
• Howard Young Medical Center in Woodruff opens helicopter pad
• Boys soccer: Merrill at Wausau East postponed
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• Plane, remains of WWII vet recovered
• Diabetes factor in fatal crash, defense for Travis Ploman says
• Marathon Countys deficit more than doubles board will consider tax rate increase
• Thousands skip school-supply giveaway
• Tomahawk to get new downtown businesses
• Athens crash injures two
• Trial likely for suspect in fatal New Hope stabbing
• Tick-borne illnesses rising
• Lawsuit: Restaurant permitted sexual harassment
• One-lane closure of Hwy. 29 set
• Stevens Point man enters conspiracy plea
• Sex offender to be released in Wausau in September
• Welcome back, students! The fall semester officially opens today, and we hope yo...
• Donations up so far for Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure but participation remains the same as last year
• Donations up so far for Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure but participation remains the same as last year
• Maple Ridge Road rebuild under way
• Blastomycosis cases on the decline in Marathon County
• Investigation ongoing in car-horse crash
• Community News Scan
• Woman remains in critical condition after crash that injured 5
• Blastomycosis cases on the decline in Marathon County
• Road Work Update: End in sight for Highway 52 work
• D.C. Everest Area School District elementary students, teachers head to new school
• Updated: One injured after car hits horse
• Five injured in Marathon County crash
• Five injured in Marathon County crash
• CrimeStoppers: Police seek information on bank bag theft
• Part of Interstate 39 closed Monday night
• YWCA Wausau sets preschool music class
• Freestyling keeps kayakers going
• Merrill neighborhoods return to life after April tornado
• Running, walking benefits gain popularity as way to raise funds
• Bipartisan agenda could be top priority in new state Legislature session
• Hundreds of families wait to Fill A Backpack in Wausau
• $60,000 spent on Gov. Scott Walkers travels
• High school football: Newman opens season tonight Friday night scores
• Organizers confident fans will crowd Big Bull Falls Blues Fest
• Lincoln County hands out $20,000 loans to tornado victims
• Wisconsin Public Service Corp. requests electric rate increase
• Bullying can happen to all students, experts warn
• Rapids wrestling accusations refocus central Wisconsin school districts on anti-bullying measures
• Big Taste fundraiser for Big Brothers Big Sisters set for Sept. 23
• Motorcyclist injured in crash on Bridge Street
• Judge: Search-warrant evidence allowed in homicide trial
• New leaders take reins at Horace Mann Middle School
• Man gets 18 months in ID fraud in Stevens Point DMV case
• Man pleads not guilty to fleeing officers through Wood and Portage counties
• High school football: Rice captures debut as SPASH coach more scores
• Wausau Wests Wachholz steps down
• Tonights high school football schedule
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• Survey: What do you think of teachers and public schools
• Watch for street closures during the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure on Sunday
• Weston bus service could be scaled back
• Wausau-area bus riders could lose Saturday service
• 11-year-old son testifies in mans drunken driving trial
• State unemployment rate increases slightly in July
• Part of Fourth Street to close
• South Mountain School names interim principal
• Interstate 39 closure between Rothschild and Rib Mountain planned
• Adams County crash injures Weston, Rothschild residents
• Wausau a safe haven for some exchange students
• Wausau 525 snowmobile race to relocate
• DNR reorganized under Walker plan
• DNR reorganized under Walker plan
• Computer Classes
• Wisconsin lost 8,200 jobs in July, report says
• Missing Stevens Point man found alive
• Stage Stop Restaurant and JRs Saloon in Mosinee closes
• State Sen. Jim Holperin promises to be moderate voice
• Four suspects charged with using counterfeit bills at Wausau-area rummage sales
• Evidence missing in OWI suspects trial
• Wausau dentist opens gun shop downtown
• Gov. Scott Walker pledges to seek political middle
• Merrill School Board picks interim superintendent
• Wausau Daily Herald names editor
• Rib Mountain will not challenge census
• Test scores same at state public, voucher schools
• Test scores same at state public, voucher schools
• Test scores same at state public, voucher schools
• Test scores same at state public, voucher schools
• Sale planned for missing woman
• High school football: Peterson, Lubeck being held out of opener
• NTC will present a Sept. 6 course titled “Into the Fire,” which serves as an exp...
• Correction: Assumption at Athens football Friday night
• Imaginative Murals Speak to You
• Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln High School administrators impose wrestling sanctions
• Survey: What do you think of teachers and public schools
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• Two Woodchucks named all-stars
• UWSP accused of asbestos violations
• NICU pioneer retires from Saint Josephs
• Wausau takes second at World Series
• Prep girls tennis: Merrill soaring to new heights
• Grand Avenue road project starts with surveyors dodgy task
• Experts expect gas prices to continue dropping in short term
• Wausau advances at 16U softball World Series
• High school football scrimmages set for Saturday
• Help wanted: Wisconsin DNR seeks new wardens
• Today officially marks the last day of summer classes! We hope to see everyone w...
• Correction
• Employers cash in on federal retiree subsidies
• Sub teacher training available
• Name released in drowning
• Portage County to join CCAP service
• Man guilty in prostitution case
• Moderates could control new power in state Senate
• Marshfield Clinic impresses with savings success
• Wausau City Council finalizes 400 Block pet rules
• Merrill Tool Water Jet plans to use $60,000 loan for bigger facility, new jobs
• Wisconsin Republicans hold off Democrats in state Senate recalls
• Minocqua homicide suspect in court
• Former Marathon County Sheriffs Department Capt. to lead UWGB security
• Police release details about Wendys robbery suspects
• Holperin, Simac fling criticism in 12th state Senate District debate
• Village of Whiting approves McDill Pond Dam inspection plan
• Marathon County Health Department seeks dog that bit girl
• Simac: Recall all about employees conduct
• Tomahawks Sudbury commits to Rutgers
• Manufacturer up and running
• Local leaders fear market slide will derail recovery
• IHOP closes Rib Mountain store
• Kronenwetter board OKs permanent administrator
• Robbers tie up employees, steal cash
• Draft horses are the gentle giants of the Wisconsin Valley Fair
• Fair animal of the day: Master Jimmy
• Wisconsin Valley Fair competitors in eating contests for fun
• Individual show tickets for The Grand on sale Tuesday
• Wausau School District leaders sift through summit data
• Birnamwood soldiers invention saves lives from roadside bombs in Afghanistan
• State fuels boom in frac sand mining
• Corrected: St. Peter Lutheran School sets registration
• Enrollment open for Wausau citizens police academy
• Community News Scan
• Highway 52-area work flowing smoothly
• Merrill Area Public Schools seek interim superintendent
• Kidz Closet sets fashion show
• Woodchucks coach Guido Aspeitia resigns
• Poisoned properties litter Lincoln, Marathon counties
• Contestants exhibit varied approaches to hog-calling at the Wisconsin Valley Fair
• Exhibitors see value in booths at the Wisconsin Valley Fair
• Wisconsin murder victims featured on playing cards in hopes of gaining information on cold cases
• Closed contamination cases arent always clean
• Hazardous waste cleanups cost millions who pays
• Merrill Municipal Court turns profit
• Know your contaminants
• IRS warns of Social Security scam
• Tomahawk man accused of causing a disturbance at a home
• CrimeStoppers: Police seek info on coin collection theft
• Dozens arrested in attacks at Wisconsin State Fair
• Food preservation deeply rooted as more than 200 items entered in Wiconsin Valley Fair junior category
• Boy, 5, crashes minivan into neighbors car
• Mike Moran sworn in as newest Marathon County Circuit Court judge
• Tanker crash snarls Interstate 39 traffic
• Magellan to close Kronenwetter petroleum distribution center
• Vendors at the Wisconsin Valley Fair dodge recession
• Dozens arrested in attacks at Wisconsin State Fair
• Dozens arrested in attacks at Wisconsin State Fair
• Birth-control plan draws controversy
• Part of Stewart Avenue still closed
• Man charged with 7th OWI
• Crews respond to fire at Lincoln Wood Products
• Motorcyclist in good condition after crash
• Boy crashes into car
• Court upholds conviction in biting case
• Experts say economic uncertainty globally led Dow to biggest drop in 3 years Thursday
• Shows go on at Wisconsin Valley Fair with help from stagehands
• Heat wave drives blood bank shortage
• Holy Name of Jesus youth group leaves for World Youth Day
• Wisconsin Valley Fair competitors show that bubble blowing takes finesse
• Injuries minor as small plane crashes near Stockton
• Injuries minor as small plane crashes near Stockton
• Registration open for Stevens Point Brewery B3 bike ride
• State Bar panel to discuss mining legal issues
• Town of Mosinee Highway B closures set
• Power outage a factor in Stewart Avenue crash
• Merrill, Marathon school districts still plan joint charter school
• Animals contribute to Wisconsin Valley Fairs dirtiest jobs
• Kids nuts for the doughnuts in eating contest at Wisconsin Valley Fair
• Officials fear health care cuts
• University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point seeks more international students
• Son keeps his cool to win air conditioning unit for mom
• Mark Tauscher still mulling options after being cut from Packers, dad says
• Man appears on high-speed chase charges
• No discussion on Wausau City Council term limits
• Blood banks at seriously low level
• Woman has cardiac event at Wisconsin Valley Fair
• Wausau cyclist died before realizing California dream, mom says
• Rain doesnt keep some away from Wisconsin Valley Fair opening day
• Seed-spitting contestants spit it to win it
• Badger State Games end after 25-year run
• Holperin speaks on recalls
• Athletes: Badger Games end no surprise
• Stuff the Bus set for next week
• Two injured in highway crash
• Court tosses Wisconsin limit on PAC donations
• Court tosses Wisconsin limit on PAC donations
• Court tosses Wisconsin limit on PAC donations
• Court tosses Wisconsin limit on PAC donations
• Court tosses Wisconsin limit on PAC donations
• Two robbed, guns taken
• Democrats cry foul over ballot mailing
• Report: Recall candidates raise $5.3 million
• Merrill man wins air conditioning
• Kronenwetter hires interim administrator
• Breannas Smile Foundation concert to honor life of Breanna Schneller
• July temperatures, rainfall above average
• Panel recommends banning pets from 400 Block during special events
• Bank bags, cash stolen from Hatley BP station
• Curator Karl Block to retire from post at I.S. Horgen Antique Farm Museum
• National default would have hit locally
• House ratifies debt bill Giffords makes return
• Meeting to discuss dealing with food allergies, celiac at school
• Forestry Citizen Advisory Committee member sought
• Tickets remaining for all Wisconsin Valley Fair concerts
• DNR asks residents to report deer sightings
• Cedar Creek Mall area businesses unfazed by road work
• 400 Block event puts faith on display
• Obama, Congress strike deal on debt ceiling
• Community News Scan
• Highway 97 lanes to close starting Tuesday
• Wausau man to be on PBS show
• Power back on in Merrill
• You may have received an emergency message in error today. We were testing our e...
• Businesses that cater to senior citizens arriving in area
• Thousands in northern and central Wisconsin lose power in storm
• Wausau24 race at Nine Mile delayed but doesnt end because of storm
• Several Wisconsin recreational sites add amenities
• Young and old music fans turn out for Why Not Wausau concert in The 400 Block
• Watchdog Report: Emails show Merrill mayor, administrator at odds over control
• Memo: Wausau Papers Brokaw mill caught in perfect storm
• Man faces OWI charges after crash
• CrimeStoppers: Police seek info on TV theft
• Man faces OWI charges after crash
• Trial set for man accused of plotting to kill wife
• Everest performers to present Evita
• Lincoln County Jail to get more parking
• Legislators push for Caylees Law in Wisconsin
• Olympian Suzy Favor Hamilton lends energy, drive to Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure
• Report: Men who drowned in Wisconsin River in June were intoxicated
• Vacant stores pile up in metro area south of Wausau
• Walker OKs $500K in legal fees on union bill
• Officials seek chow chow that bit woman on Steuben Street
• Feds to step up hunt for Asian carp near Chicago
• Wausau stabbing victim improves
• Vehicle fire sets off fireworks
• Man critically injured in motorcycle crash
• State Little League: American in semifinals tonight
• Veterans can learn about benefits at Supermarket in Madison
• Wisconsin count of same-sex couples up 66 percent
• Some business owners wary of proposed plans for Highway 29
• State Senate candidates financial history under fire
• School tax rates stable, up slightly in Wausau, D.C. Everest districts
• Construction begins on new river trail
• Grant Elementary gets new principal
• Stabbing suspect still missing
• Man arrested, accused of using multitool in fight
• Grant brings latest tech to schools
• Domtars quarterly earnings nearly double
• Democrats: Obama should invoke 14th Amendment
• Hope lingers for U.S. debt deal despite disputes between Republicans and Democrats
• Hope lingers for U.S. debt deal despite disputes between Republicans and Democrats
• Wausau24 draws more cyclists to test endurance
• 700 permanent jobs created in Wausau metro area in June
• Seniors at Wausau AARP event express dismay over U.S. debt debate
• Everest OKs charter school lease
• Vilas County deputy shoots woman thought she was a cougar
• Hit-and-run suspect pleads not guilty
• Trucker heads to national competition
• Principal turns down top job
• Merrill Habitat plans build
• Fisherman Mike DelVisco to be featured at childrens fishing derby
• Part of Prospect Avenue closed Thursday
• Marathon County to phase in use of Wisconsin Central Time logo
• Marathon County to phase in use of Wisconsin Central Time logo
• Wisconsin residents eager to make calls to congressmen over debt ceiling debate
• Aspirus Wausau Hospital closes behavioral health unit
• Correction
• Man reports armed man outside house
• Man in court in police chase
• Police pursue stabbing leads
• Marathon County aims to add acres to forest
• Merrill School Board looks to hire interim superintendent
• Merrill Historical Society gets $50K
• Woodchucks drop fifth straight
• Wausau heading to 16U nationals
• Little League state tournament: American improves to 3-0
• Elected officials to help manage Rothschild-Schofield Aquatic Center
• Corrections
• Storms bring patients to bird care center
• Hmong New Year money dispute sparks lawsuit
• Mosinee school levy, budget OKd
• Merrill school budget levy passes
• I-39/51 northbound lanes closed tonight in Rib Mountain, Rothschild
• CWA to host WWII aircraft
• Man arrested for stripping
• Alderson Street, Weston Avenue intersection closed today
• Server to donate tips for backpacks
• Truck takes down traffic signal
• Police seek stabbing suspect
• No plans for citys new riverfront property
• Obama: Halt circus of debt-limit debate
• Obama: Halt circus of debt-limit debate
• Obama: Halt circus of debt-limit debate
• New conference will be the Valley Football Association
• Four UW womens hockey players invited to Team Canada camp
• Little League state tourney: Wausau American 2-0
• Blackboard version 9 will be down briefly today due to server maintenance until approximately 10am.
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• Cancer touches reverend, congregation at First United Methodist Church in Wausau
• Weston Fest Family Bike Ride keeps on rolling
• Goofy Farm Olympics fun wraps up 4-H Fair
• Newman schools shuffle administrators
• Community News Scan
• Fill A Backpack wants donations
• Police say man left rollover
• Road work update: Intersection opens, another closes
• Port Edwards couple found dead on bike path
• Woodchucks fall to Waterloo
• American Legion: Point eliminates Wausau in late-night contest
• 1900s school gives fairgoers a history lesson
• Pygmy goat named top exotic pet at Lincoln County 4-H Fair
• CrimeStoppers: Police seek suspect in fire at Sunny Vale Park
• Phone, Web, email outages possible at Merrill schools this week
• Fatal motorcycle crash victim named
• Kronenwetter Village Board to consider sewer rate hike
• State threatens to take $10 million grant from Marshfield Clinics planned dental school
• Studies show full moon doesnt affect people, yet the myth remains
• Studies show full moon doesnt affect people, yet the myth remains
• State Sen. Pam Galloway goes from surgeon to gun law proponent
• State Sen. Pam Galloway goes from surgeon to gun law proponent
• 30 people attend concealed-weapon training course
• Mickeys Billiards Pizzeria hosts fundraiser for Fill A Backpack Fill A Need today
• Obama, Boehner debt negotiations falter
• Motorcyclist dies after crash with horse in Eau Pleine
• Theft suspect bikes, runs and swims from police
• Wausau-area swimmers faced crowds but no wait to take a dip during heat wave
• Merrill Area Public Schools superintendent takes leadership role in suburban Twin Cities district
• 5 states had higher job-growth net than Wisconsin
• 5 states had higher job-growth net than Wisconsin
• 5 states had higher job-growth net than Wisconsin
• 5 states had higher job-growth net than Wisconsin
• At least 87 dead in Norway attacks
• Correction
• Callon Avenue closure set
• Walker approves airport project
• Plea hearing set for ex-Clinic doctor
• At least 87 dead in Norway attacks
• At least 87 dead in Norway attacks
• Man accused of pointing gun during traffic stop
• Obama, Boehner negotiations falter
• At least 87 dead in Norway attacks
• Obama, Boehner negotiations falter
• Obama, Boehner negotiations falter
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• Players union reviewing proposal
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• Dogs perform at 400 Block with flying discs
• Lincoln County 4-H youths put their animals on display
• House passes Duffy bill
• Fans feel relief over likely end to NFL lockout
• Kronenwetter administrator a frontrunner for Rhinelander job
• Stretch of I-39 to be closed
• DOT highway hearing Tuesday
• Stewart Avenue portion closed Monday
• Concealed carry class Saturday
• Point starts cleaning storm damage
• House passes Duffy bill
• House passes Duffy bill
• House passes Duffy bill
• Spirits up at Lincoln County 4-H Fair despite high heat
• Assembly approves new maps
• Event to help feed the hungry
• Jim Holperin, Kim Simac recall election campaigns take off
• Smith Center at Merrill Area Recreation Complex set to get new roof
• Two charged in separate gun incidents
• Some Wausau-area businesses loosen dress codes in heat wave
• Storm packs a punch in Stevens Point
• Storm packs a punch in Stevens Point
• Kohl representative to hold office hours
• D.C. Everest school district moves to lease charter school property
• Man charged with OWI after crash
• Fire reported at Crystal Finishing plant in Weston
• Mosinee School Board hires janitorial service
• Take care to keep animals cool in heat
• Arrest made in Lincoln County hit-and-run
• Kim Simac to face state Sen. Jim Holperin after winning recall primary
• Residents scramble to find air conditioning
• Wausau borrows $2.6 million to buy underutilized 16 acres of riverfront property
• Candle starts fire in west-side home
• Brown County jurors to hear teachers aide trial
• Thunderstorm causes flooding, damage, power outages
• Democratic state senator survives recall
• Lincoln County 4-H Fair makes changes to protect livestock
• Wisconsin Supreme Court upholds OWI conviction based on tracking data
• Summer boys basketball championship games tonight
• Invasive plant stalls plans for Underdown Horse Trail shelter
• Wausau Public Health and Safety Committee says no pets on The 400 Block
• Heat wave cooks up big electric bills across region
• Lincoln County 4-H Fair cleans up its volleyball mud
• Kim Simac faces off with Bob Lussow in todays recall election
• Man injured in one-vehicle crash
• Man arrested after high-speed chase
• Dairy program begins this week
• Tangos Ballroom fire official cause undetermined
• Soccer watchers find silver lining in World Cup loss
• Suspects sought in Plover stabbings
• Cooler heads prevail as outdoors lovers shrug off 107-degree heat index
• Missing man Ben Wilberdings case goes cold again
• Paralyzed EMT hopeful for return to hunting
• Bicyclist hurt in hit and run
• Section of 17th Avenue to reopen
• Community News Scan
• Storms knock out power
• Fireworks blasts injure 11
• Man arrested for ninth OWI
• Motorcyclist hurt in crash
• Updated: Six injured in stabbing Saturday night in Plover
• One sentenced in drivers license fraud
• CrimeStoppers: Police seek bank bag thief
• Heat warning in effect today
• Northcentral Technical College facility to see growth as it is rebuilt after tornado
• Sid Kyler River Valley Jazz Festival showcases central Wisconsins music
• Sid Kyler River Valley Jazz Festival showcases central Wisconsins music
• Merrill water treatment plan to fix manganese levels
• Girls soccer players in frenzy over World Cup
• Less Merrill students participate in extracurricular activities since fee increase
• Wausau faces $1.1 million deficit
• State spending of more than $100 to be recorded on new website
• Farming makes big rebound as dairy prices spike
• Highway 153 closures start Monday in Mosinee
• Google executive and Wausau native Meyer on Martha Stewart
• Rep. Sean Duffy pushes Caylees Law for Wisconsin
• Sentencing delayed in Rib Mountain shooting case after prisoner injured
• Your guide to weekend fun in Wausau
• DNR Warden honored for heroic 2009 snowmobile rescue on Lake DuBay
• Marathon County faces $500K budget hole for 2012
• Summertime Fun and Learning @ MCPL
• The Road to Civil War and Back
• Marathon County Historical Society finishes Woodson History Center renovation
• OWI program saves Marathon County $1.7 million
• U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson blasts Obama for threatening seniors
• U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson blasts Obama for threatening seniors
• U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson blasts Obama for threatening seniors
• U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson blasts Obama for threatening seniors
• UWMC hires Minnesota man as new marketer
• Remembrance: Art critic, writer Ullrich could light up a room
• UW Regents approve 5.5 tuition hike
• Wood County Coroner IDs man killed in Marshfield apartment fire
• Service at St. Mark Parish to honor St. Mary Magdala
• Weston closes intersection of Alderson St., Weston Ave.
• Mosinee road work in Highway 153 set to start
• 3-foot drawdown of Wisconsin River planned for Wausau Paper dam repairs
• Little League: Nelson powers American to title
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• Jazz festival showcases local talent
• 300 volunteers feed thousands at ag show
• Obey, Democrats criticize GOP redistricting plan
• Obey, Democrats criticize GOP redistricting plan
• University of Wisconsin Board of Regents expected to vote on tuition increase today
• Mans seizure led to fatal crash in Woodruff
• Deadline looms in D.C. debt battle
• Deadline looms in D.C. debt battle
• Man guilty of taking hostage
• Catholic Charities takes Step Up
• Fair seeks temporary help
• Weston closes intersection
• Driver charged in Shopko crash
• Photos added: U.S. women move into World Cup final
• Horse trainer Lynn Palm wows Farm Tech crowd
• Fatal fire reroutes ag show travelers
• Fake Democrats lose in recall primaries
• Fake Democrats lose in recall primaries
• Club to erect memorial to Pomeranian culture in town of Berlin
• City Council votes to require leashes for dogs
• DNR honors Marathon County warden for heroic rescue
• Mike Moran to begin Marathon County Circuit Court judge job Monday
• Mosinee School District proposes teacher pay freeze
• Kronenwetter leader seeks new job
• Wausau man sentenced on federal crack cocaine charge
• Fake Democrats lose in recall primaries
• Farm Tech exhibitors help with final details
• Nonunion workers, police get pay hike in Wausau
• Merrill Fire Dept. helps fund shelter alarm
• Ministry Saint Clares Hospital among Most Wired
• Fisherman found dead on Rainbow Flowage
• New state districts would split Marshfield
• Rapids tree nursery spared
• Recall votes set to begin
• Ribbon-Cutting @MCPL Wausau
• Randy Peterson @ Library
• Wausau legion blanks Merrill
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• Wizarding enthusiasts gear up for Deathly Hallows: Part 2 premiere Thursday at midnight
• ChalkFest artists turn 400 Block into concrete canvas
• State education Superintendent Tony Evers and Gov. Scott Walker unite on education accountability
• Road work update: 17th Avenue project making progress
• Public school outlook bleak as districts face $14 million loss in state aid
• Community news scan
• Wausau Daily Herald seeks Baby Boomers memories
• Man injured in town of Merrill rollover
• Merrill plans community meal for tornado victims
• I-39 work could cause delays around Plover, Stevens Point
• Renovated 400 Block accommodates more ChalkFest artists in Wausau
• Wisconsin Farm Technology Days to honor family farms
• Rib Fest serves up a good time to central Wisconsin residents, visitors
• Newcomers set to vie for state Senate
• Journal helps tornado victims
• Exchange students seek host homes
• Food server to donate tips
• CrimeStopppers: Police seek church vandal
• Web training could suffice for concealed carry
• Wausau still in the running for 600-job W Solar factory
• Farm Technology Days ready for all types of weather
• Gov. Scott Walker signs concealed weapons law
• Central Wisconsin split by redistricting
• Big crowd turns out for Balloon Rally and Rib Fest
• Fans flock to Rhinelanders Hodag Country Festival
• Central Wisconsin split by redistricting
• Gov. Scott Walker signs concealed weapons law
• Chicago woman killed in Woodruff crash
• Wausau attorney named to Walkers judicial selection panel
• Lac du Flambeau tribal building burglarized
• Irma man to stand trial in Merrill knifing
• Edgar High wellness center open to all
• Space shuttles legacy: Soaring in orbit, costs
• Space buffs mourn shuttle finale, look forward to future
• Correction
• Nominations sought for award
• Highway closure scheduled
• Walker to sign bill in Rothschild
• Detour to skirt Farm Tech site
• Everest close to charter space deal
• OWI trial to be in Marathon Co.
• Alcohol on 400 Block pending council approval
• Region benefits from Iola car show
• Ho-Chunk Nation swears in president
• Gardeners prepare their yards for Garden Walk
• Camp Phillips Road construction remains on target
• Fake Democrats raise few funds for recall primary campaigns
• Take flight in a 1929 biplane
• Marathon Countys SWAT vehicle rumbles into town
• Wausau gears up for Balloon Rally, ChalkFest and Rib Fest
• Literacy tutor training is set
• Frontier Internet service down for about 12 hours
• One dead, two injured in Woodruff crash
• Fire reported in trash bin at Sunny Vale
• Rib Mountain recovers after storm
• Bike benefit reaches halfway point
• Duffy bus serves as office on the go
• Park designation among ideas for 400 Block
• One year later, smoking ban has hazy impact on business at bars and restaurants
• Minos Cucina Italiana closes after 18 years of service in Wausau
• Fireworks complaints tallied
• Man charged with drug possession
• Man cited for drunken boating
• Man killed in highway crash
• Farm Tech Days site works to rebuild
• Merrill ponders future of administrator role
• New Entrance to Children's
• Thousands watch Tomahawk Pow Wow Days parade
• Fireworks light up the sky at Jaycees Fourth of July Celebration
• CIA analyst looked for bin Laden for nearly a decade
• Breweries fret over wholesale distribution measure
• AmeriCorps program gets grant for construction program
• Grief groups open to all
• Vehicles to aid St. Vincent
• Motorcyclist injured in crash
• Hepatitis C cases in region on the rise
• American Legion: Wausau finishes 3-2 at Firecracker
• Correction: Jaycees featuring fireworks tonight
• Power restored in Wausau area
• Questions linger ahead of concealed carry law
• Paper seeks travel photos
• Share childhood memories
• Community news scan
• Highway 52 detour begins Tuesday
• Exchange student program seeks hosts
• Farm Technology Days costs in millions of dollars
• Marathon Park demolition derbies a hit with drivers
• PHOTOS: Lawn mowers tear up the dirt track at Jaycees Fourth of July Celebration
• Meeting to focus on 400 Block fountain problems and rules for the square
• Midwest storm surprises campers, kills child
• Midwest storm surprises campers, kills child
• Red Cross needs blood donations
• CrimeStoppers: Police seek infomation on person who robber senior citizen
• Storm cuts power to thousands of central Wisconsin residents
• Residents celebrate 100-year-old Rothschild Pavilion
• Parents welcome day care fingerprint provision
• Naturalized Americans reflect on meaning of U.S. citizenship
• Registry helps track malignant hyperthermia
• Stevens Point square open to drivers
• Wausau man accused of BB gun threats
• Weather Wrap: Wausau had a cool, wet June
• Motor home catches fire in Merrill
• Village of Kronenwetter survey to end Tuesday
• Wausau-area teacher retirements at 5-year high
• Merrill businesses can now be fined for fire code violations
• Judge rules against Nygren in lawsuit
• Northcentral Technical College will be closed Saturday, July 2 through Sunday, July 10 for summer break. Have a safe and happy 4th of July...and stay cool!
• Regional businesses to be showcased at Farm Technology Days
• Wausau man pleads guilty to sexual assault of child
• High heat, humidity in todays forecast
• Cardiovascular researchers seek to identify trigger of takotsubo syndrome
• Tomahawk business owners look forward to improved traffic flow as bridge reopens
• As NASA shuttle flights come to an end, Dream Flight program going strong
• Kronenwetter standoff suspect sentenced
• Supreme Court asked to weigh payday loans case
• Kim Simac aide responsible for missing papers
• Dental clinic helps 1,570 patients
• St. Mark principal retires
• Marathon Park Splash Pad to reopen
• VFW wins Wausau Little League title
• Northern Wire fined thousands for illegally dumping toxic chemicals in Merrill
• Holiday drivers could be in for surprise at the pump
• Basil Restaurant waiter saves choking woman
• Central Wisconsin strawberry farms are flush with fruit
• Visitors take in new Rib Mountain State Park paths
• Wausau veterans center put on hold
• Wausau veterans center put on hold
• Correction
• Are you on the path to citizenship
• Tavern training scholarships available
• Weston road construction to start Tuesday
• MARC fate might be decided next week
• Wausau legal community surprised by reports of dispute between Supreme Court justices
• Abbotsford to increase sewer rate 72 percent
• Volunteers rescue fish stranded as McDill Pond water levels decrease
• Officials weigh repair options for Merrill Area Recreation Complex
• Union law in effect today
• GOP lawmaker challenges decision to leave him off ballot
• Blood donors could win a scholarship
• Drivers condition unchanged after Sunday crash
• Rib Mountain State Park access road open to public
• Police say naked Wausau man defecated in womans garage
• Manitowoc girl dies in boat crash
• GOP lawmaker challenges decision to leave him off ballot
• GOP lawmaker challenges decision to leave him off ballot
• GOP lawmaker challenges decision to leave him off ballot
• Holiday Reads
• Unregistered bikes face bumpy road home when lost
• Jaycees 4th of July Celebration fireworks get added bang
• Little change for Edgar school levy
• Abortion clinic plot case stalls for mental exam
• Men seriously injured in crash
• Cause of Aspirus outage confirmed
• Corrections
• Thomas Street detour Wednesday
• Man jailed in custody case
• Sunny Vale Park fire set intentionally
• Holperin challengers face runoff
• Police look into choking claim against Justice David Prosser
• Fond du Lac mom accused of leaving stroller by street
• GAB wont allow Republican on recall ballot
• Fire intentionally set at Sunnyvale Park
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• N.C. State QB transferring to Wisconsin
• Friends, family flock to Bevent for annual picnic
• Record number of students qualify for Fill A Backpack two years running
• Justice Bradley: I was put in chokehold by Justice Prosser
• Marathon County Public Library installs new self-check-in technology
• Community news scan
• Construction schedule unhurt by rain
• Farm and flea market coming to Weston
• UWMC offers open house
• SABA plans golf outing
• Bike crash victim identified
• Hundreds run to honor DCE teen Forrest Goetsch
• Polka festival courts young revelers
• Road work meeting set
• Highway 29 lane closing Monday
• Freshman legislators communication styles differ
• CrimeStoppers: Goat shooting suspect sought
• Report: Justice David Prosser allegedly grabbed fellow Justice Ann Walsh Bradley around neck
• Doctors work to track deadly genetic syndrome in central Wisconsin patients saves lives
• Report: Prosser grabbed Bradley around neck
• Wisconsin on pace for strong tart-cherry season
• McDill Pond likely to be completely drained
• Challenges filed to four of six recall candidates
• Super Bowl II ring auctioned to pay back taxes
• Dairy farmer studies feasibility of wind energy site
• Free dental clinic at Greenheck Field House in Weston ends today
• Obey: Republican Partys plans for Wisconsin thuggish
• Venues and communites benefit from festivals
• Dam leak closes McDill Pond
• VINE info system reaches Marathon County
• N.Y. votes to legalize gay marriage
• Former director gets new job
• Man arrested for 5th OWI
• Money stolen from home
• Stranded kayaker rescued
• Flip Merwin 150 tonight at State Park
• Stagnant campground budgets cause maintenance issues
• Tomahawk Legion to dedicate bridge
• Business consultant Forler Massnick about making things better
• Five Wausau-area schools fail to make the No Child Left Behind grade
• Rep. Sean Duffy faces personal finance report questions
• Fill A Backpack need rises
• Mosinee to present downtown development plan
• Hmong leaders to meet to curb violence
• Three hurt in one-car crash
• State panel moves to allow jobless benefits extension
• Wausau unemployment rate third highest in state
• Merrills damaged airport fence not insured
• LeRoy Butler fundraiser adds cancer walk in Wisconsin Rapids
• Marshfield man found guilty in fake ID ring
• Mosinee schools freeze administrators salaries
• Marathon Park Splash Pad closed for repairs
• United Way gathers 10 tons of food
• Judge: Decision on recalls will come soon
• Mosinee School District hires new director
• Judge: Decision on recalls will come soon
• Judge: Decision on recalls will come soon
• Free dental clinic for people in need planned for Friday, Saturday
• GOP faces runoff in recall of Sen. Jim Holperin
• United We Can brings in heavy load of food for local pantries
• Competency evaluation sought for suspect in abortion clinic shooting plot
• Legislative inaction kills jobless benefits extension
• Group pushes to keep Weston bus route
• Wis, Supreme Court to hear Felix homicide case
• Do you fly a kite
• Fire department seeks volunteers for emergency training
• Updated: Police lieutenant demoted for conduct
• Wausau Public Health and Safety Committee OKs change to beer and liquor license rules
• Schofield, Rothschild plan to have more say in pool
• Wausaus 400 Block opens to rave reviews
• Lincoln High School wrestlers plead not guilty
• Judge upholds Wisconsin domestic partnerships registry
• Correction
• United We Can moved to mall
• Sex offender to be released
• Fillmor reopening could enliven music scene by attracting big bands to Wausau
• Morning fire destroys garage in Rib Mountain
• Gus Macker not only about winning
• Sen. Ron Johnson dumps stock holdings
• Marshfield Clinic, Asprius join forces again for farmers market
• Police ID man killed in farming accident
• Community News Scan
• Show us your grandkids
• Gus Macker not only about winning
• Road work update: Completion for $2.2 million 17th Avenue project set for September
• Frac sand mining a concern in central Wisconsin
• Sen. Ron Johnson dumps stock holdings
• Sen. Ron Johnson dumps stock holdings
• Sen. Ron Johnson dumps stock holdings
• Wausau Fire Department seeks to fill EMS coordinator position
• Gus Macker draws folks back to Wausau year after year
• CrimeStoppers: Police seek info on golf vandal
• Lawsuits filed over recalled hip joints
• Update: Farming accident victim named
• Man arrested for 7th OWI
• One injured in Hwy. 29 crash
• Farming a family affair for Stratford clan
• Polka festival aims to avoid last dance
• What the state budget cuts could affect locally
• Marshfield man honored for saving kids from house fire
• Walker to look over recently passed budget
• Summer Kickoff Celebration first of many events in the Wausau area
• Merrill might seek non-binding referendum on city administrator position
• Marshfield man honored for saving kids from house fire
• Everest construction trades class takes on district projects
• Highway 29 lane closures set for Monday
• Asprius to teach water safety
• Healthy Weston Fest gets $45K in donations
• Wausau schools receive 3M Technology Education grant
• Walker opponents shift focus to elections
• GAB finalizes list of candidates for GOP recalls
• Police recover mounts stolen from northwoods cabins
• New Return and Sorter @ Wausau
• Flu victims spirit lives on in good deeds
• Fences finally come down around The 400 Block in downtown Wausau
• Weston public bus hearings set
• Friendship community mourns loss of Army private
• Buyout process moves along for homes flooded last fall
• Wisconsin Legislature approves Walkers budget
• Wisconsin Legislature approves Walkers budget
• School district names new officials
• Broadcasting leader remembered for values
• Merrill schools receive grant for outdoor play areas
• More charges in sexual assault case
• Walker bill signing today in Rothschild
• Now Available at the Library...Electronic Newspapers!
• Metro Ride workers exempt from state budget plan to limit collective bargaining powers
• Wausaus Gus Macker tournament has become tradition for many after 20 years
• Republicans offer changes to state budget
• Sister Anita, former Merrill Food Pantry manager, remembered
• Merrill police seek help on thefts
• Wisconsin Democrats say recall fraud needs more scrutiny
• Wisconsin Democrats say recall fraud needs more scrutiny
• Merrill City Council to discuss filling administrator position
• Weston man in fair condition after motorcycle crash
• Wausau man faces federal drug charges
• Fire damages Wausau business
• Five hurt in one-car crash
• Point pursues medical facility
• Democrats say congressional redistricting plan favors GOP
• Merrill Historical Society plans summer fundraisers
• Schofield City Council ranks budget priorities
• Court denies plea withdrawal in pharmacy robbery case
• Merrill union official urges City Council to act before state law goes into effect
• Supreme Court ruling puts union law in effect
• Senate votes to legalize concealed carry
• Senate votes to legalize concealed carry
• One injured in Schofield motorcycle crash
• Discovery, Fun, and Learning @ MCPL
• Writing Workshop & Author Visit!
• Favre: Playing days definitely over
• Give blood, see Wisconsin Valley Fair
• Recycling advocates say cuts slice deep
• The Grand announces performance schedule
• Security heightened for state budget debate
• Fire damages Weston business
• Decision tabled on Kronenwetter stormwater system
• Firefighters reach deal on union contract
• Two ordered to stand trial in child prostitution case
• Correction
• Police, friends reflect on former Merrill chief
• Man charged with plotting to kill wife
• Highway 29 lane closures planned
• Woodchucks beat Loggers
• Rummage sales easy target for counterfeiters
• 400 Block work set to end Wednesday
• Fourth of July Celebration
• Crash with turkey kills man
• Man critically injured in crash
• Community News Scan
• Walker seeks board applicants
• Walker, GOP put conservative stamp on state
• Obey not sorry for staff bonuses
• Grand Premiere open to all
• Local leaders still back pools despite losses, budget strains
• Public to pick conductor for Merrill City Band
• UWMC to debut streamlined courses
• Crimestoppers: Police seek info on break-ins
• Man killed in one-vehicle crash
• Wausau RiverFest brings out the best in kayakers
• Wasps might be ash tree saviors
• WIAA sectional soccer: Everest falls in final
• Workshop hones job search skills
• Special Olympics athletes energized despite weather
• Stabbing suspect ordered to stand trial
• Fillmor in Wausau set to reopen later this month
• Relay for Life strides against cancer
• Farm Fresh Atlas Now Available at the Library!
• WIAA sectional softball: Everest drops heartbreaker Athens done
• High school golf: Local players honored
• Officers, juvenile offenders team up to raise money for Special Olympics
• Details paint tragic picture in Wausau drownings
• Merrill building class motivates students
• Peregrine falcon chicks Busa, Hedwig receive ID numbers
• Wisconsins no-call list sets records
• Highway U construction meeting set
• Highway B to close starting Monday
• Weston BP station sells $10,000 Powerball winner
• Rental units could become dorms
• Edgar alum to be principal
• Wausau residents Michael Lewis and Anthony Sutton drown after jump from railroad bridge over Wisconsin River
• City far exceeds cost estimate for The 400 Block project
• Some D.C. Everest grads choose to serve in the military
• One injured in tractor-pickup truck collision in Highway 52
• Man sentenced to 9 years for part in methamphetamine manufacturing network
• Bittersweet farewell at Schofield and Easton elementary schools
• Car damaged in fire at Weston auto repair shop
• Resume, interview workshop planned
• Highway 51 crash victim dies from injuries
• Man accused in string of burglaries
• State budget proposal would remove broadband access
• Committees OK $15M for west side development
• Marshfield man denied public defender in clinic plot
• Record-breaking temperatures make inside work hard, too
• Summer music camps planned
• Boys Girls Club activities set for summer
• Highways KK and AAA lane closures set
• Wausaus Finance Committee approves fund reductions
• Rib Mountain terrain attracts run organizers
• State superintendent blasts Internet cut
• WIAA sectional baseball: West rolls into state tournament
• UWSPs Koback picked by Red Sox
• Wausau parks panel approves change to leash rule
• Countys OWI court helps change lives
• One hurt in motorcycle crash
• Police seek man in hammer attack
• Schofield official cited for property
• Two hospitalized after crash
• Minocqua police on lookout for bold thief
• Storm causes no hail damage
• Rothschild man hurt in crash
• Man arrested for fifth OWI
• Walkers rail funding request rejected
• JOB OPPORTUNITY: Machine Tool Faculty
• The 400 Block starts to turn green
• Students a hit with their PVC percussion instrument
• More than half of the Mosinee graduates to head off to college
• East Highs flash mob dance sees popularity on YouTube
• School Board plans sessions
• Plane crashes at Langlade airport
• University of Wisconsin Marathon County offers open houses
• Community News Scan
• Cause unknown in Weston fire
• Teens face competition in summer job market
• Update: Weston home gutted by late-night fire
• Volunteers deliver aid in Joplin
• County helps seniors avoid scams
• Dems already planning Walker recall
• Dems already planning Walker recall
• Hundreds of Little Olympians show their stuff at Wausau Kiwanis Little Olympics
• Small brewers say theyre victims in Miller-Bud war
• Program helps less-fortunate youths learn skills, gain job experience
• CrimeStoppers: Police seek thieves targeting boat gear
• Merrill racks up legal fees since officials forced resignation
• Merrill records leave $44,000 mystery
• WIAA track and field: Edgar girls, Rosholt boys win titles
• Skating sisters get ready for derby debut
• Newman Catholic Schools to shift leadership roles after high school principal takes new job
• Corrections
• Weston board member to resign
• Man accused of lying to police
• Officials seek dog that bit man
• One hospitalized after CO leak
• Gold-mine project gets OK
• Kronenwetter is wetter for some than others
• WIAA track and field: DCEs Day second in D-1 discus, Wests Fischer medals
• WIAA baseball: West, East win regional finals
• WIAA track and field: Edgar boys, girls lead D-3 meet after Day 1
• Weather Wrap: May weather goes by in a breeze
• City, county parks split floated as way to save Wausau money
• Bars want Wausau to set noise limits
• Historian pens book about Iola World War II veteran
• Wausau-area pools opening in time for hot spring weekend
• Correction
• Highway 29 lane closures set
• Windshield crack leads to arrests
• Local volunteers help clean up Joplin
• One World, Many Stories
• WIAA soccer: Newman earns first postseason win
• WIAA softball: DCE tops West other scores
• JOB OPPORTUNITY:Associate Degree Nursing Faculty
• Wausau East graduates met the challenge
• John Muir students invade for Wausau Amazing Race
• Weston peregrine falcon chicks get new names
• The Womens Community hits $4 million goal to build domestic violence shelter
• Seven bald eagles released after recovering from poisoning
• Helpers gut home destroyed by tornado
• Stevens Point man pleads guilty in fraud case
• Whitewater seeks volunteers
• Names released in fatal crash
• Blood drive starts June 14
• Kronenwetter man returns to high school 40 years later
• Central Wisconsin group helps out in Joplin, Mo.
• Sex assault reports up in Everest Metro area
• Lincoln High School officials reviewing athletic program
• Wausau West graduation ceremony brings feelings of happiness, sadness for parents
• 3 more GOP recalls approved
• State budget panel cuts tax credit for poor
• State budget panel cuts tax credit for poor
• DOT warns of deer activity
• Schofield Elementary School open house set for tonight
• Pine Ridge Boulevard closure set for today
• High winds cause power outages
• State budget panel cuts tax credit for poor
• State budget panel cuts tax credit for poor
• Update: Three people still hospitalized after crash near Spencer
• Marshfield students build car from scraps
• Memorial Day ceremony honors military members
• Fireworks couple near grand finale
• Bench on Ice Age Trail to honor Tomahawk man
• What If You Could Club starts bucket list
• Man arrested after shotgun threat
• Shawano County crash kills two
• Krug, Lassa seek tobacco change
• Woodchucks ready for season
• WWII veteran shares memories
• No Call signup ends Tuesday
• Police warn of counterfeit bills
• Marshfield grave sites adopted to honor Civil War soldiers
• County victim witness crime response specialist to retire
• Tornado cleanup saps Merrill budgets
• Soldiers, families stress Memorial Days true meaning
• 400 Block fountain nearly ready to flow
• Salt levels increase in local waters
• DNR seeks landowners to sponsor special deer hunts
• Correction
• CrimeStoppers: Police seek business vandals
• No call signup ends Tuesday
• Events to honor veterans on Memorial Day
• FDIC: Colby bank must raise capital
• Gas prices vary throughout central Wisconsin region
• Wausau-area gas prices higher than much of Wisconsin
• MADD: Having sobriety checkpoints in Wisconsin will save lives
• Northland Lutheran High School graduates demonstrate faith
• Agriculture agent ready for retirement
• Newman Catholic High School graduates say goodbye
• Merrills class of 2011 earned $1.6 million in college scholarships
• Efficient design, energy use is highlight of Wausau Parade of Homes tour
• Feds mull felony count against Marshfield man suspected in plotting to shoot abortion clinic workers
• Students to lead project tours
• Kronenwetter development survey online
• Man injured in Wausau crash
• Officials stay silent on Lincoln wrestlers charges
• Child porn nets 20-year prison sentence
• Officials face uncertainty in planning their budgets after judge voids union law
• Education summit distills Wausau Schools values
• Northcentral Technical College Alternative High School graduates excited, nervous about next steps
• Marathon High School marching band to perform in National Memorial Day Parade
• Police: Marshfield man planned to kill abortion doctor in Madison
• 4 Lincoln High School wrestlers face disorderly conduct charges
• Volunteer Connection
• School calendar
• League Standings: Weston Hit or Miss Trap Club
• Greenheck fieldhouse calendar
• School calendar
• No Call List signup ends Tuesday
• DMV closed today and Monday
• Wisconsin Supreme Court reverses condemnation decision
• Cassell home destroyed in fire was vacant
• DNR increases walleye bag limits
• Weston pediatric walk-in clinic to close Friday
• Voter ID law could cause headaches
• Mountain bikers gear up for summer competitions in Wausau area
• YWCA honors Wausau residents rose garden with Garden of the Month award
• Unemployment rates drop in Marathon, Lincoln counties
• Two injured in car-truck crash
• Man ordered to stand trial on child prostitution charges
• Gov. Scott Walker to visit Franklin Elementary School
• Woman charged with aggravated battery of an unborn child
• Technology Evolution at the Library
• Branch Profile: MCPL Athens
• News from the Friends
• Director's Report
• Summer Library Program 2011
• What will you miss most about the Oprah show
• Wausau education summit seeks consensus on school districts future
• Wausau City Council cuts member position
• Mosinee native honored for worldwide work
• Wausau whitewater course cleaned up after flood damage to prepare for season
• Auditions open for Boop fest
• Registration open for B3 ride
• Marathon Memorial Day services set at cemeteries
• Regional golf: Everest grabs title East, West also advance
• West baseball clinches outright WVC title
• Hanke, Literski named Marawood Players of the Year
• Join our Walleye Wars live chat at noon
• Congratulations NTC graduates and futuremakers!
• Supreme Court recount costs Marathon County $17K
• Video/Photos: Missouri tornado is nations deadliest in about 60 years
• Road work meeting set for Rib Mountain Drive
• Democrats push school funding
• Wisconsin off to early start for twisters
• Missing dog sought in bite incident
• Bank has offer for Point mall
• City panel OKs liquor license renewals
• Auburndale man reports stolen cattle
• Man pleads not guilty to nine-year-old charge
• Wood Co. storm damage estimated at $1 million
• State Park Speedway opens Thursday
• High schools: D-1 sub-sectional tennis off track regionals on
• Everest grad Kerswill headed to NCAA prelim meet
• Tornado touches down in Portage County
• Marathon grads move on to life outside of high school
• Topsoil might be wrong 400 Block construction still on schedule
• Weston, Rothschild hope sharing continues despite power plant revenue dispute
• Hmong continue mourning process for Gen. Vang Pao
• Duffy representative to hold office hours
• Highway lane closures set
• Wausau Whitewater seeks volunteers
• Community News Scan
• People to People seeks members
• Tornado strikes Portage Co.
• Northcentral Technical College honors record number of graduates
• Search for missing woman gives Stephanie Lows family peace of mind
• Fate of Merrill administrator position unknown
• Crash in town of Hewitt injures woman, boy
• Recall effort could affect redistricting
• UWSP grads head out into still shaky job market
• Bike and Walk Week wraps up in Wausau
• UWMC grads move on to more schooling
• VFW Post 1638 gets new leader
• What will you do if the world ends today
• DNR warns Merrill of ips beetle
• DNR warns Merrill of ips beetle
• Woman dies from crash injuries
• Man injured in motorcycle-van crash
• Eagle River middle school teacher accused of child porn
• Conservative groups ads attack Tommy Thompson
• JOB OPPORTUNITY: Tech Prep Coordinator
• Wild horses up for adoption in Marshfield
• Camp Phillips Road work to begin June 6
• Library aims to make reading fun
• Budget committee decision preserves rural reproductive health clinics
• Family to search for Stephanie Low, missing since October
• Weekend genealogy conference scheduled at Wausau Family History Center
• Voter ID bill goes to Walker
• Recount: Conservative Justice Prosser won election
• Recount: Conservative Justice Prosser won election
• Recount: Conservative Justice Prosser won election
• Recount: Conservative Justice Prosser won election
• TV station evacuated for gas leak
• Highway A section near Athens closed Tuesday
• Stratford police chief has heart attack
• Prep soccer: East tops West
• WIAA releases Division 2, 3, 4 softball seedings
• WIAA baseball pairings released
• Motorcyclists to ride to benefit charity
• Duffy defends Medicare plan
• Police interview 53 people in conduct investigation
• Lincoln Co. Board chairman challenges senator
• Daily Herald seeks travel photos
• Armed Forces Day event Friday
• One injured in Schofield crash
• Kronenwetter police prepare for Click It or Ticket
• Rothschild to appeal tax ruling
• D.C. Everest to close two schools, drivers education program
• Watch: Rep. Sean Duffy interview with editorial board today
• Voter ID debate goes late
• Portage County stabbing suspect gets bond of $250,000
• Athens School District referendum passes
• Kronenwetter says posting names, photos of people on the Web with unpaid fines a success
• Moving of two juvenile facilities to Lincoln Hills ahead of schedule
• Wausau Daily Herald seeks your pool memories
• Wausau Plan Commission OKs outdoor music at the Great Dane
• Couple hurt in Highway 51 crash
• Badgers to play N.C. in Big Ten/ACC challenge
• Twins great Harmon Killebrew dies
• Ryan bows out of U.S. Senate race will Tommy Thompson step up
• Cuts to block grants could hurt nonprofits, homeowners
• Merrill School Board votes down banning Montana 1948
• D.C. Everest drivers education program faces rough road
• UWMC interim dean Keith Montgomery offered job on permanent basis
• Panel suggests council reduction
• Repairs at MARC begin slowly
• Hatley man killed in crash named
• Stabbing motive not yet known
• Lassa recall attempt fails
• Economic hearing set for today
• Changes to Children's Storytime Schedule
• Names released in Portage County stabbing
• 400 Block update: Rain doesnt slow progress
• Wait lists loom under proposed freeze on Family Care
• Study: Stevens Point leads state in biking commuting
• Pair plan cross-country trip to raise awareness
• Rothschild still considering tax appeal
• 300 seek to become host of Discover Wisconsin
• Community news scan
• Underdown Recreational trails open for summer
• Man injured in crash
• Teen dies in rollover crash
• Lake groups, state slog through battle with invasives
• Tornado relief help needed
• Police arrest man making threats
• Correction
• CrimeStoppers: Police seek info on burglary
• Mock plane crash at CWA helps rescue crews prepare for real thing
• Wausaus community garden plots nearly open
• Family farm prepares for Technology Days event
• Garage sale veterans are on the hunt in the Wausau area
• Firefighters, police officers to fight bill that would limit their collective bargaining ability
• Group of Merrill parents opposes book Montana 1948
• Sen. Herb Kohl announces retirement
• Sen. Herb Kohl announces retirement
• Walker defends DNR plan
• Students give Wisconsin River a spring cleaning
• Fans get chance to meet the Packers, see the Lombardi Trophies
• Merrill Area Public Schools superintendent to stay
• Camp Phillips Road expansion begins
• Highway 29 lane closures start Monday
• 2 featured at UWMC anniversary luncheon
• St. Vincent de Paul starts vehicle donation program
• Mom imprisoned for letting men molest girl
• Speak like a Pirate & More
• Wausau among many municipalities considering corporate sponsorships
• Wausau police lieutenant suspended with pay
• Athens plans referendum over school funds
• We Energies, Domtar weigh PSC conditions for biomass plant
• Public safety is key in debate over concealed carry bills
• United Way Volunteer Connection
• Tips help make gardening easy
• Biking, ATV trails open today
• Dog death suspect in court
• Man arrested for 5th OWI
• Man killed in crash
• Central Wisconsin Airport plans mock plane crash
• Optimist Column: Small chapter has a big presence
• Village to hold curbside pickup
• United Way Goods Match
• Community calendar
• Bicycle repair clinic set
• Northcentral Technical College is offering the community a way to get ahead in virtual technology in with the Mobile Device Applications class beginning July 11, 2011.
• Yes, we do thank you..to all of our fire partners and learners:
• New law to put brakes on car insurance mandates
• Wausau mulls cutting one council member
• Democrats say group trying to recall Julie Lassa broke law
• Wetland restoration in Stevens Point to fight floods
• BrewPub pays tribute to historic lager
• Wausau schools plan community summit
• GOP: $636 million boost to budget wont help unions
• Paper seeks travel photos
• Tailgate Tour tickets for sale
• Highway A work starts Tuesday
• Concealed carry hearing today
• UWSP physics, astronomy professor to discuss strange moon ray
• Schofield Elementary School parents air concerns over proposed closure
• Weston womans death remains a mystery
• Lombardi Trophies, Packers to stop in Marathon Park
• Wausau-area residents split wood from trees that fell during storm
• Timber finally being hauled away after Merrill tornado
• VFW to honor 9/11 victims
• Paper seeks travel photos
• Farm Tech Days help needed
• Parents support merger of Easton, Hatley elementary schools
• Storm knocks out power, brings down trees across region
• 400 Block update: Construction marks good milestone
• Aspirus gets Komen grant
• Voter ID bill moves forward
• Man arrested for 7th OWI
• Lincoln County deputy honored
• Wanted: Students to help fight hunger
• Police rescue suicidal man
• New Book Discussion Kits
• Wisconsin Farm Technology Days needs helpers
• Merrill 4K nets grants for student programs
• Three hots and a cot Maybe not
• Families of veterans touched by impact of Never Forgotten Honor Flight
• Youth dance to hold auditions
• Contest offers Macbook to kids
• Relic brings 9/11 history to Wisconsin
• Balloons might have cut power
• Wisconsin a key focus of GOP 2012 strategy
• D.C. Everest parents, residents can speak on school closures
• Local group makes Kentucky Derby a social occasion at the Great Dane Pub and Brewing Co.
• Allergy-sufferers might be in for a rough spring
• Fishing season opens to warm weather in Wausau area
• Life goes on for Merrill residents despite hardships caused by tornado
• Students winning art will be displayed office of U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy
• Woman injured in Lincoln County crash
• CrimeStoppers: Police seek info on jewelry theft
• Lambeau field expansion planned for 2013 season
• Lambeau Field expansion planned for 2013 season
• Rothschild biomass plant gains support from state regulators
• Preschooler brings his own Harley to class
• Professor finds little reaction in Lebanon to bin Ladens death
• Road work up for discussion
• Duffy office hours announced by Tuesday
• Bus summer service reduced
• Man trampled by cattle
• State Supreme Count recount finds few changes in Marathon County
• Merrill schools leader finalist for Minn. position
• Man pleads guilty in crack bust
• YWCA director stepping down
• Vehicle crashes into church, bursts into flames in Wisconsin Rapids
• Officials: Keep eye out for marijuana growing in forests
• Wisconsin Rapids woman says deputy who saved her life a true hero
• Congregation struggles with relief over bin Ladens death, religious ideals
• Fish in Lake DuBay found dead from virus
• Wausau girl finalist in service contest
• Wausau man charged with sixth OWI
• April traffic fatalities decline
• Rothschild police officers donate to charities
• Stewart Avenue traffic reduced to one lane during construction
• Cause of fire still unknown
• Community Calendar
• Optimists set bike rodeo for May 7
• Optimist Column: Create thoughts that help you reach goals
• UNITED WAY Volunteer Connection
• State Sen. Pam Galloway introduces concealed gun bill
• Obama orders no photos released of bin Ladens body
• Strangers knocks help 3 escape Wausau house fire
• Recall leader to plan campaign against state Sen. Jim Holperin
• City OKs renovation plans for Central Wisconsin Airport
• Seasonal weight limits to be removed
• Released sex offender to live in Wausau
• Rib Mountain State Park plans road closures
• White House: Bin Laden unarmed during assault
• Schofield council to choose Ward 3 representative
• Former Mosinee mayor pushed for civic involvement
• Chicago man sentenced for Merrill gas station robbery
• Lawsuit against proposal to cut family planning funds filed
• Civil cases against former Marshfield Clinic doctor dismissed
• Walker pushes interstate designation for Highway 41
• Rothschild could owe $100,000 to Weston
• Bin Ladens death a turning point for 9/11 generation
• UWMC choirs to sing concert
• License plate stickers avoid cut
• World War II veterans express caution over bin Ladens death
• Wisconsin lawmakers cheer success of mission targeting bin Laden
• Obey on bin Laden: We finally got the blankety-blank-blank
• April was clash of the seasons for Wausau area
• Residents hope Osama bin Ladens death leads to peace
• House fire in Wien leaves Laddie Dvorak, 89, dead
• Family of slain soldier Ryan Jopek shocked to hear news of bin Ladens death
• Lincoln County votes counted
• Man charged with 5th OWI
• History teachers see event as learning opportunity
• Police seek dog that bit teen
• Packers coming to Wausau
• Town of Maine man in royal wedding
• Children's Book Week May 2-8
• Last Call for Computer Classes!
• Update: Never Forgotten Honor Flight under way
• Transcript of White House press briefing
• Two hots and a cot State lawmaker seeks to cut inmate meals
• Public hearing set on bill ending early release for Wisconsin prisoners
• Osama bin Laden killed in Pakistan
• Priest pushes forward in duty despite ALS
• Ribble bucks GOP on oil, gas subsidies
• Man arrested for sixth OWI
• Young doctor honored for leadership
• Community news scan
• Lane closures start this week
• Prossers lead in Marathon County shrinks by 8
• Cardinal Raymond Burke says Pope John Paul II inspired calls to action
• Groups do crazy things for charity during Race 4 Life scavenger hunt
• Pope John Paul II to be beatified today
• Drivers, experts fear no end in sight for rising fuel prices
• Fuel prices affect all aspects of business
• Students witness mock distracted driving crash
• Challenge against DNR for plant approval might be unnecessary
• Johnson calls for more U.S. oil drilling
• Ruling that biomass facility is too expensive sends We Energies, Domtar scrambling
• Art competition puts focus on recyclable materials
• Hmong Heritage Month blends old, new traditions
• First rural medicine students set to graduate
• Motorcycle Awareness and Safety Month in May
• Highway lane closures planned next week
• Man killed in home explosion
• Daily Herald executive wins top award
• 3 charged in meth bust
• Merrill Area Recreational Complex cancels May events because of tornado damage
• Bell Tower to host series of assisted-living forums
• World Trade Center piece to find home at State Firefighters emorial in Wisconsin Rapids
• Schools raise money, volunteer time for Merrill tornado relief effort
• Wet weather hinders planting for farmers in Lincoln and Marathon counties
• Prayer-death case appeals denied
• Mosinee seeks to pump wastewater to Rib Mountain
• Shawano realtor now Natural Resources Board appointee
• Fire damages area home
• Annual DNR convention set for Wausau
• Recount gets rolling as county clerks go through Supreme Court ballots
• D.C. Everest cuts coaches and classes
• Sen. Herb Kohl calls for shared sacrifice
• Officials: Trapping bear a slow process
• QA: Kohl says he thinks proposed budget is flawed
• HIV-positive sexual assualt suspect could face more charges
• UWMC dean candidate wants everyone to be part of schools story
• Wausau crossing guard hit by car
• Merrill Fire gives mailboxes
• Donations sought for tornado victims
• Your voice is a voice of change, and change creates new possibilities. Identify and develop your own leadership voice at the can’t-miss Chick-fil-A Leadercast event on Friday, May 6, 2011. This one day event is broadcast LIVE from Atlanta to you at
• Medical Assistants - Attend the 1st Medical Assistants Conference on Saturday, May 7th for continuing education specific to your industry! For more information call Continuing Education at 715.803.1861 or continuinged@ntc.edu
• JOB OPPORTUNITY: Accounts Receivable Specialist
• Photo exhibit traveling through UW campuses provides a reminder of war
• Dating presentation reignites debate over sex education in Merrill
• Royal wedding creates Wausau-area buzz
• Wisconsins pension system among most solvent in nation
• Large trash items being picked up all around Wausau
• Sentencing delayed in grocery store robbery
• Experts to speak about long-term care options
• Wausau City Council OKs alternate Stewart Avenue access route
• Marathon County trails remain closed
• Republican leaders: Well fix state deficit without raising taxes
• Voters press U.S. Rep. Ryan on jobs, wars
• Local GOP, Democrats want changes to Walkers budget
• Supreme Court recounts start Wednesday
• Dean candidate sees role as ambassador
• Merrill OKs purchase of 18 emergency radios
• Everest mulls closing elementary schools in Easton, Schofield
• Fourth man in custody on robbery charge
• Source found in deadly blaze
• Prescription drop-off day planned
• Wausau schools push last day back
• Merrill City Council approves property purchases
• Duffy challenger steps up
• Hmong Story is Every American's Story
• NTC dairy farm nears completion
• Facebook page connects Merrill tornado victims with help
• An Easter of service for church youths
• Thailand Project students give back to UWSP
• Man arrested after bar fight
• Highway bypass to speed up Marshfield link to interstate
• Community news scan
• MomsLikeMe wants walkers
• Car crashes into building
• Lakes up north refilling slowly
• Fire at Stevens Point home leaves one dead, one injured
• CrimeStoppers: Police seek information of theft from car
• Woman charged in toddler drowning
• Senator wants felons banned from vicious dogs
• Wis. man gets 2 years for drunken-driving fatality
• Interfaith group helps needy on more than holidays, Sundays
• Veterans share memories through the generations
• Hundreds help with Ghidorzi Green Clean community cleanup in Wausau
• Man suspected of sixth OWI offense
• Vision-impaired artist seeing passion through
• State Rep. Tom Tiffany takes aim at deer hunting rules
• Dog taken by Merrill-area tornado to reunite with owners
• Secret Service investigates local ID thefts
• Late Hawaiian cultural expert had Wisconsin roots
• Public defenders office gets younger
• Wausaus west side construction begins soon
• Ministry Health Care donates to tornado relief
• Marathon County Supreme Court race recount is set for Wednesday
• Economist: Trends show true jobless rate changes
• Northwoods lawmaker seeks to ban earn-a-buck
• Poll: Walker law more about hurting unions than fixing budgets
• ID thieves target 87 Schield employees
• Woman pleads no contest to lacing cookies with laxatives
• Wausau Mine Co. offers Easter dinner
• Volunteers, donations welcome by Merrill tornado victims
• Utilities disconnect customers as winter moratorium ends
• Wisconsin Supreme Court race recount cost unknown
• No federal aid for Wisconsin areas hit by tornadoes
• Doctor accused of assault silent in court
• James Veninga named interim dean for UW-Rock County
• Peoples State Bank to aid food pantries
• Two injured in head-on collision
• Wausau housing projects to get state funds
• Walker, unions blamed for recalls
• John Dillinger Rumored to be Hiding Out at Marathon County Public Library!
• Wausau dodges winter bullet
• Stevens Point Brewery prepares for expansion
• 400 Block construction nears budget limit of $200,000
• Voters line up against Sen. Jim Holperin
• Watch live, chat live: Lawmakers to meet at Daily Herald
• Trap set for bear loitering in Marshfield
• Culvers to aid Merrill-area tornado victims
• Take Back the Night rally planned
• Local unemployment rates decline
• Tornado lost-and-found site opens
• Watch live, chat live: Legislators to meet at Daily Herald
• New transfer partnership with UW-Green Bay. Find out more Thursday, April 21,11 to 1 in the Cafeteria. Cookies and Lemonade served! Celebrating: NTC/UWGB Partnership - meet UWGB's Kelly Kaiser
• Jury finds man guilty in Rib Mountain trucker slaying
• Nader speaks politics, society at University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point
• Some Wausau-area folks fed up with never-ending winter
• Marathon County debuts new brand
• Mosinee cuts classes to reduce costs
• Cultural expert to speak at breakfast
• Police investigate house shooting
• City of Wausau reaches deal with former employee
• Rib Mountain: We didnt shrink
• Man charged in Mosinee standoff
• Marathon County debuts new brand
• Snowstorm today to put spring on ice
• WWII heroes take trip of lifetime to D.C. on Never Forgotten Honor Flight
• Group: Holperin recall is a go
• 400 Block work on schedule few delays encountered
• Speakers focus on school aid at state budget hearing
• Man arrested for sixth OWI
• Merrill factory gets good news
• Mosinee standoff ends in surrender
• Woman charged with fifth OWI
• Man charged in knife attack
• NTC lays off 21 employees
• Honor Flight: World War II veterans visit their memorial
• Even though more snow appears to be heading our way, we're looking forward to spring and heading out to the farm. Our Agriculture Center of Excellence ribbon cutting is coming up in June and preparations to get the farm learning laboratory ready are
• Wausau set for spring cleaning
• States new members of Congress off to loyal start
• Bible Presbyterian Church in Merrill comes together in faith in tornados wake
• Bomb removal activist joins forces with seventh-grader
• Man aims to find new life for trees felled by tornado
• Community news scan
• Alcohol suspected in Weston crash
• MAPS leader joins association
• Hundreds turn out for benefit
• Session explores UW split
• Duffy to hold listening sessions
• Wisconsin wolf count hits modern high of 800
• Palin: Gov. Scott Walker doing the right thing with Wisconsin union bargaining
• Scouts gather to race their Pinewood Derby cars
• Merrill economy, already distressed, takes another hit from tornado losses
• Never Forgotten Honor Flight heads out Monday
• Wisconsin Democrats plan unofficial budget hearing
• Crimestoppers: Police seek help in burglary case
• Volunteers help with Merrill tornado cleanup
• Higher education discussion set
• Credit card defaults, late payments drop in March
• Military News
• Chamber group opposes UW split
• Draw a Picture from a Favorite Book
• Testimony: No DNA at scene matches man accused of in truck-driver slaying
• Marathon County Public Librarys Wausau branch sees an increase in use
• Northcentral Technical College issues layoff notices
• Marshfield native aids Japan relief efforts
• Man accused of stabbing 2 people
• Council Grounds State Park State shut down after storm in Merrill, but campsites all OK
• Kronenwetter standoff suspect jailed
• Tornado cleanup help sought
• Boy Scouts to compete in Pinewood Derby
• Lifelong Lincoln County residents organize cleanup after Merrill-area tornado
• Armed standoff in Kronenwetter ends quietly
• Lab tech: No fingerprint match found in truck-driver slaying case
• Interim dean looks to University of Wisconsin Marathon Countys future
• Man convicted in homicide loses motion for new trial
• Wausau Tile fined for waste
• Backpacks help feed children
• Dentists offer cancer screening
• MomsLikeMe seeks walkers
• Standoff suspect in Kronenwetter surrenders peacefully
• Sarah Palin to speak at Madison rally, local organizer says
• Merrill area tornado victims search for lost mementos
• No suspect yet in Wausau house shooting
• 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
• University of Wisconsin Marathon County dean finalist says she would be visible in community
• Medication drop boxes available
• Merrill children can hunt Easter eggs at Normal Park
• Haydon defense begins in Portage Co. murder trial
• Merrill board cuts $1.1 million, saves 17 teachers
• Wausau Conservatory of Music to take rose orders
• Church Mutual aids tornado victims see how you can, too
• Tornado Drill Thursday!
• Schofield Fire Chief Tracy Fremming resigns
• Tornado takes out Grandpa of pine trees in Merrill
• WPSC aims to expand ash piles at Rothschild power plant
• Family cleans debris from Merrill property for father thrown by tornado
• Merrill schools try to get students back on track
• Wausau leaders reject three union contracts
• Hardware stores cant keep up with demand after tornado
• City grants Exhibitour wine waiver
• Expert: City broke law on contracts decision
• Correction
• Events to fight sexual violence
• Clean It Up, Wausau set
• We hope everyone in Merrill is safely digging out from Sunday's storm. NTC's Public Safety Center of Excellence was severely damaged by the tornado. Please know that the College is working on a contingency plan for scheduled training and we pla
• Emergency-training site at NTC leveled
• Merrill tornado damages 65 homes, leaves 1,400 without power
• Officials plan to reopen Merrill schools today
• Floods strike again in Marathon, Stettin
• Walker, Duffy tour tornado damage in Merrill
• Tangos Ballroom fire under investigation
• Wausau School Board cuts $1.4 million from budget
• Tornado destroys planes, hangars
• Industrial park in Merrill suffers millions in damage
• Chamber names new director
• House shooting baffles police
• Council to consider Exhibitour alcohol waiver today
• Fire destroys town of Berlin home
• Crash sends one to hospital
• Merrill schools set to open Tuesday
• Photos: Flooding forces evacuations in Marathon
• Photos: Flooding forces evacuations in Marathon
• Two tornadoes confirmed
• Emergency training facility nearly destroyed by storm
• Merrill residents digging out
• Video: See funnel cloud over Highway 51
• Storm rips through region funnel clouds seen over Merrill
• New peregrine falcon nest in Rothschild sparks hopes of continued comeback
• Mystery shrouds firing of Merrill Administrator Tony Chladek
• Two girls in running for Huggable Heroes
• Driver arrested in high-speed chase
• Lightning strike causes fire
• Aspirus Wausau Hospital, Ministry Good Samaritan Health Center join quality program
• Town of Wausau road washed out
• Town of Wausau road washed out
• Weston plans new pedestrian walkway
• Community news scan
• Lane closures start today
• Flood warning through today
• Benefit for missing woman today
• Driver cited for OWI after crash
• As unemployment rises, many seek stability of jobs in growing health care industry
• Wausau area residents had a role in Civil War
• State budget cuts loom for arts organizations
• Entering health care industry takes time
• U.S. budget agreement sets stage for bigger fiscal battle
• Incumbent Marathon County Board members could lose districts in redistricting
• Almost 400 teams turn out for Trivia in Stevens Point
• Auburndale students bring tractors to school
• Merrill one-room school a feature in Country School: One Room-One Nation film
• In leadership exercise, students vote to support Walker on union law
• Deal made to avoid government shutdown
• Assault suspect claims instability
• Benefit planned to raise money for missing woman
• Weekend flood watch issued for Wausau area
• Highways 51 and 29 lane closures start Monday
• House fire leaves seven homeless
• State high court race yields mixed results
• White House, Congress reach deal to avert shutdown
• My Library Story
• Justice Prosser says challenger Kloppenburg faces unlikely odds
• Join us for Motorcycles & You Safety Expo, Saturday, April 16, 2011, from 8:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. at the NTC Wausau Campus, 1000 W. Campus Drive, Wausau
• JOB OPPORTUNITY:Certified Nursing Assistant Adjunct Faculty
• JOB OPPORTUNITY: Part-time Custodian
• Concerns over cuts dominate first budget hearing on Gov. Scott Walkers plan
• Hmong leader Vang Paos son takes on role
• Scientists propose drilling for geothermal energy in Marathon County
• Marathon police chief to retire after 34 years
• Lingering snow delays spring sports seasons in Wausau
• $17 billion WPS contract in jeopardy
• Day goes smoothly for security at event
• Gov. Walker appointee called into question resigns
• Crowd at hearing doesnt match early estimates
• Quotes from the budget hearing
• GOP vows to listen to silent majority that elected them
• Corrected justice race vote count gives incumbent Prosser big lead
• Shutdown could hit thousands of Wis. federal workers
• Justice employee under fire for advising Democrat senators
• UW-River Falls female student found dead
• Update: Countys new count could flip win to Justice Prosser
• Wausau-area residents speak out on state budget
• Democrats plan to submit recall papers for GOP Sen. Hopper
• About todays hearing
• Whos who on the Joint Finance Committee
• Summary of state budget bill
• Next steps on state budget
• Ice Age Trail advocates meet at Granite Peak today
• Lincoln County officials join raw milk debate
• Merrill sickout teachers to lose pay
• Recount expected in Wisconsin Supreme Court justice election
• Merrill city administrator resigns
• DOT fills in Interstate 39 and other road work questions
• Lincoln County election results
• Marathon County election results
• LIFE Report surveys coming soon
• Charter collects pet supplies
• Habitat auction set for Saturday
• Sports fields close in Wausau area
• Wausau home damaged in overnight fire
• Minnesota representative headlines anti-spending rally
• Wisconsin court challenger declares victory
• Update: Wausau School Board race decided by three votes
• Updated: Mike Moran elected as Marathon County judge
• Power outage shuts down Northcentral Technical College
• Newcomer Hintz to join Weston Village Board
• One new face on Rothschild Village Board
• Klingberg chosen as joint municipal court judge
• Interim mayor elected to Schofield position
• Incumbents, OBrien win in Kronenwetter
• Merrill voters oust school board leader
• Bill Nagle to stay on Wausau City Council
• Trial begins in shooting death of Rib Mountain man
• Man sentenced to 5 years in prison for July 2010 hit-and-run
• Thousands expected at budget hearing in Stevens Point
• State Supreme Court justice race down to wire
• Rein re-elected to Mosinee council
• Trent to speak, sing to women
• Medication drop boxes available
• Democratic legislators plan state budget hearings
• Man charged with 6th OWI
• Computer Classes: Excel, Publisher, PowerPoint!
• Wisconsin Senate passes revised budget repair bill
• UPDATE: Power outage shuts down NTC
• All regional campus are open today and classes are running as scheduled, with the exception of ITV classes. ITV classes will not be held.
• Due to a power outage, the Wausau Campus will be closed Tuesday, April 5. We apologize for any inconvenience.
• Due to a power outage, all classes are postponed until 12 p.m. today, Tuesday, April 5. We apologize for any inconvenience.
• Wisconsins radiation levels remain minuscule
• Spending suggests tight Wisconsin Supreme Court race
• Wausau officials dive into pool plans for 2012
• Newman Catholic girls basketball team honored at afternoon pep rally
• Merrill council to divvy up administrators duties
• Bill would require all school employees to report child abuse
• Marshfield Clinic plans new facility in Stevens Point
• Recall candidates-in-waiting keep low profile
• Democratic legislators plan state budget hearings
• Man charged with 6th OWI
• Weekend aims to help marriages
• Some plastic surgeries see popularity rise
• Record prices draw young, old to coin collecting
• Stevens Point fly-fishing pioneers work to be memorialized
• Walker seeks to expand Internet Crimes Against Children division
• UWMC art contest entries on exhibit
• Separate fires destroy two garages
• Snow, rain cause multiple crashes in Marathon, Lincoln counties
• Community News Scan
• Police seek information about Maine burglary
• Rhinelander woman injured in rollover in town of Harrison
• Search ongoing for hit-and-run suspect
• Hmong Heritage Month refocuses on health
• Child support cases explode in Lincoln County
• U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy says slip potential wont stop town hall meetings
• Millions in loans helping Wausau, residents clean up blight
• Hmong adapt their traditions to life in U.S.
• Man killed in one-vehicle crash
• Wausau Window and Wall buildings removal part of citys blight battle
• Union eyes recall of 4 on Marathon County Board
• Hit-and-run plow driver still at large
• Interstate 39, Stewart Avenue construction projects to run through summer
• Women to learn car care
• Contest entries on exhibit in April
• Inmate fails to return to jail
• Rapids wind turbine plant on hold
• Unopposed candidates plan for the future
• Merrill City Band home nearly done
• Meat raffles to raise money for vets
• Kronenwetter Village Board candidates see perks of sharing services
• School anti-abortion effort in Merrill delayed
• Hmong Heritage Month is born
• Study finds poor diet, excessive drinking, smoking biggest issues in Lincoln, Marathon counties
• Former Wausau man sentenced in heroin death
• Library to allow anti-abortion group to show film
• Free Easter dinner offered
• DOT to discuss Highway 52 construction
• Highway 13 construction starts Monday
• Stiehm left his mark in Everest
• Dems mock Sean Duffys $174,000 salary struggles
• Merrill City Councils move to fire city administrator might have been illegal, expert says
• PSC ruling is last hurdle Rothschild biomass plant must face
• Low voter turnout expected in southern part of Marathon County
• Retiring Rothschild police chief says he hoped to make difference
• Attorney, Wausau resident overrules anxiety
• Merrill schools to hold town hall meeting
• Unemployment climbs in Lincoln, Marathon counties
• Report: Lincoln, Marathon counties lag in health
• Federal court to hear library case
• Exciting times for our student video competition! The judges at the state level will soon be making their selections for the competition finalists to win cash prizes of $2,500, $1,000 or $500. Which ones do you like? Stay tuned to hear who wins! Technic
• Merrill School Board candidates share goals
• As local Hispanic population triples, counties and schools face increased need for language services
• University of Wisconsin Marathon County dean search down to final four
• Wausau, Merrill school board candidates ready for challenge
• Update: Anti-abortion group files suit against county, library director
• Appeals court overturns Schofield homicide conviction
• Anti-biomass experts urge fight
• Car, bus collide in Wausau
• Police: Weston man admits to robbery
• Kronenwetter elections forum scheduled for tomorrow
• Duffy meets constituents for coffee
• Merrill, Marathon move on joint charter school
• Medford man charged with fifth OWI
• Residents receive suspicious calls
• Merrill schools end food contract
• Update: Judge blocks implementation of union law ... again
• Updated: Walker seeks $150 million for new trains
• Court reverses Weston mans homicide conviction
• Bullshooters closed down owner ordered to pay costs
• Library cancels anti-abortion movie in face of protests
• Wausau woman plans to return to teaching job in Japan
• Confusion swirls over whether Walkers collective bargaining law is in effect
• DMV locations closed Friday
• More radioactive water spills at Japan nuke plant
• Bowling for Brian fundraiser to help family
• No child porn charges for aide
• Pit bull kills Chihuahua
• Red Cross to help with flood
• Merrill woman injured in fire
• Anti-biomass experts speaking tonight
• 12 Merrill teachers recalled from layoffs
• Merrill School Board candidate forum changes venue
• Voucher students score poorly on tests
• JOB OPPORTUNITY: Dean of Health
• NTC is now accepting applications for ALL health programs. Find out how to enter the Jump Start to Health program today!
• Merrill School District may make food program switch
• Voters for Marathon County circuit court judge race have pick of two experienced candidates
• Photo program connects Wausau children with Thailand, Myanmar
• McDEVCO program teaches students about entrepreneurship
• Firefighters train in burning house
• Care options discussion set
• East-side house damaged in fire
• Community news scan
• Resident works to protect Wood County historical sites
• Shoes collected at St. Annes Catholic Church
• CrimeStoppers: Scam targets grandparents
• Future college students face tough choice: Follow passion or jobs
• Spencer father and son business team make antique tractor parts by hand
• Interview skills can tip the scales in a job search
• Race for the Cure to return to Wausau for second run
• Mosinee students to serenade WWII veterans
• WIAA state girls basketball: Newman captures second straight title
• House for family in need nears completion
• Former Wausau Police detective gets jail for OWI
• Hunters skeptical of states focus on chronic wasting disease in deer
• 254 Wausau teachers pay docked for sickout
• Amid re-election, Prosser assures no bias in union law
• Homicide trial for Plover man to begin soon
• Care options to be discussed
• First hearing on Walkers budget set to be held in Stevens Point
• Chimney fire contained at Wausau home
• Despite court order, union law published
• SHARE Easter dinners can be ordered now
• Wausau docks pay for 254 teachers in sickout
• NTC Spring Break, March 28 - April 1: Enjoy the week!
• Central Wisconsin family planning clinics could close
• Rare spring snowstorm in Wausau largest in 15 years
• Supporters and opponents of Sen. Jim Holperin turn out to rally in Merrill
• Indiana prosecutor resigns over Walker email
• $150,000 scholarship deadline approaching
• Local police to attend funeral of slain officer
• Medal of Honor recipients recognized today
• University of Wisconsin Marathon County Theatre opens with Romeo and Juliet
• Appeals court sends union law higher up
• Ex-Manson treasurer pleads guilty to concealing felony
• Spring snowstorm strands drivers, sparks fires, overwhelms plows
• Chancellors oppose plan to split UW
• Stevens Point mall deal back on
• Patriot Centers home show adds Packers, entry fee
• Wausau woman charged with child neglect
• Woodson Art Museum exhibit to feature student artwork
• Roller Derby info night is Saturday
• Merrill School Board candidate forum set for Tuesday
• Wausau Morning Toastmasters Club to host open house
• Immigrant groups call Walker bill anti-minority
• Ex-Manson treasurer pleads guilty in fraud case
• Elizabeth Taylor had Minocqua ties
• Northcentral Technical College will be closed today,Wednesday, March 23 due to inclement weather. Please stay safe!
• Wausau East High School principal receives top honor
• Life, no parole: Raul Ponce-Rocha gets maximum sentence in brutal slaying of Breanna Schneller
• Former Wausau City Council member fills District 8 vacancy
• County Board votes against union contract negotiations -- again
• State Senator criticizes priorities of transportation budget
• County Board votes against union contract negotiations -- again
• State Senator criticizes priorities of transportation budget
• City to clear former Wausau Window and Wall Systems location
• City to clear former Wausau Window and Wall Systems location
• Snowstorm blankets roads, keeps emergency crews busy
• Wausau City Council votes The 400 Block as the official name
• We are closely monitoring the weather situation and will make a decision by 5:30 am this morning. We will post any weather closing information here, on Facebook, on the www.ntc.edu homepage as well as with our radio and television stations. Please stay
• Dog licenses available in Lincoln County
• GOP hosts recall signature drive
• Merrill-Go-Round will get aid
• DA: Judge right to block union law
• AP review: Earliest emails mostly opposed Walker plan
• Whether you are working in a corporate office, non-profit organization, or a family business, marketing is a key element to help your business grow. Check out how NTC's Marketing Associate Degree program can help!
• All NTC campus locations will close at 5:00 p.m. today, March 22, due to inclement weather. All evening classes (classes beginning after 5:00 p.m.) are cancelled. Stay safe out there!
• Break Away owner says clubs future in doubt
• Analysis shows emails favored Scott Walker 2-1
• Walkers plan to change contraceptive coverage rule met with praise, suspicion and indifference
• Seven inches of snow forecast for area
• Marathon County could reconsider contracts
• Tax expert blames Medicaid for state deficits
• School Board discusses budget with state officials
• Duffy holds meetings today
• Wausau School District settles custodial union contract
• Kronenwetter decides not to extend union contracts
• Police look for abduction suspect
• Police search for abduction suspect
• Wisconsin justice department files to appeal judges union order
• JOB OPPORTUNITY: Nursing Tutor - Open Lab (Temporary)
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• Cop shooters mom says she begged him to surrender
• Husband, wife die in Baraboo-area plane crash
• There's a new movie due out this summer starring Tom Hanks and Julia Roberts..and it's about community colleges! Will you be checking it out?
• Analysis: Emails to Walker favored his proposals 2-1
• Despite second-place finish, Merrill still proud of season
• Spring has Sprung: New season brings fresh possibilities
• Officials: City having a Class 2 population no big deal
• DNR plans fishing meetings
• Rothschild boat launch stickers available
• Community News Scan
• Judicares future at risk
• Duffy to visit Mosinee
• No injuries in rollover crash
• Officials locate missing girl
• National Library Week, April 10-16
• Congressman Duffy to visit Mosinee
• Despite numbers showing recent deer harvest success, many still critical of DNRs herd management
• Candidates reveal how theyd cut budgets
• CrimeStoppers: Police pursue stolen guns
• On way out, Obey awarded staff big bonuses
• DNR faces tough critics in setting deer herd goal
• Newt Gingrich to screen Pope documentary in Milwaukee
• Finances show state lawmakers public sector ties
• States farmland preservation program on Walkers budget chopping block
• Woman dies from accidental gunshot wound
• U.S., Britain launch 112 cruise missiles in Libya strike
• Car care clinic set for women
• Science night to be held tonight
• Kronenwetter, Weston had fastest population growth in area
• Many paths available to green jobs
• Marathon wins state championships in sports, academics
• March Mania: Marathon, Merrill play for state titles today
• Wisconsin farmland preservation program faces chopping block
• Plover mom picked to attend Parenting Magazines Mom Congress on Education and Learning Conference
• Warmer spring weather might be wet, but flooding not likely
• Lincoln County considers biomass for fuel alternative
• Synthetic drug, bath salts, scary to local substance abusers, expert says
• Half of the schoolchildren in Wausau, Merrill qualify for free or reduced-price meals
• Judge blocks Walkers union law
• Locally, judges decision to block Wisconsin union law draws praise, jeers
• Ministry Medical Transportation Services to add 2nd hospital helicopter
• Enrollment frozen as costs rise for BadgerCare
• Walker releases e-mails about union rights plan
• Merrill City Hall evacuated
• I-39, Highway 59 lane closures scheduled
• Child-neglect suspect released
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• March madness has begun. Who's your pick to win it all?
• Rothschild boat launch stickers on sale
• 2 of missing New York Times journalists are UW-Madison graduates
• Kassandra Kasten to face child neglect charge
• Marathon, Merrill to discuss joint charter school
• Merrill could cut SAGE program, 11 teachers
• Japan nuke-plant battle long process, U.S. says
• Two Wausau-area women leaving Japan one decides to stay
• Wisconsin gets D for public access to spending records
• Marathon County votes no on contract extensions
• Radiation no threat to Wisconsin
• Authorities look for dog that bit man in Schofield
• Women plan spiritual support group
• state requests aid for February blizzard
• Two injured in crashes on Highway 29
• Wisconsin judge to decide on blocking union law
• U.S. urges evacuation near Japanese nuke plant
• Toyota dealers expect parts, car shortages
• Post-holiday layoffs increase unemployment numbers
• Local government officials say Walkers tools will not work
• Three Wausau-area residents charged with child prostitution
• Retrial possible in infant death
• Portage County sheriff limits records access
• Bank: Stevens Point can make mall offer
• DOT schedules Highway 13 meeting
• Teen robbed of wallet in Wausau
• DA files lawsuit on union law
• Japan nuclear crisis a tangle of ominous, hopeful signs
• AWOL Wisconsin senators invited back to Illinois for baseball game
• Wisconsin state Rep. Gordon Hintz fined $2,032 for sexual misconduct
• Wausau-area municipalities could lose millions in state aid
• DNR outlines next deer hunting season prospects
• Gov. Scott Walker urges officials to wait on contracts
• Merrill, Marathon boys basketball teams to compete for state titles
• Merrill police investigate destruction recall petition for state Sen. Jim Holperin
• Walkers tax plan does not benefit Wausau Homes
• Wausau teachers agree to 2-year pay freeze
• Stevens Point mall deal on hold as bank ends talks with city
• Dance to benefit Easter Seals
• Wausau plans test of emergency siren
• Merrill woman injured in three-vehicle crash in Wausau
• Three Wausau residents face child prostitution charges
• New reactor fire as Japan works to contain threat
• Wisconsin Senate majority leader Scott Fitzgerald says Democrats votes will count
• Temperatures to approach 50 degrees today
• Snowmobile trails to start closing today
• Police
• Court records
• Wausau schools layoffs unlikely, administrators say
• No audit for Rothschild/Schofield Aquatic Center
• Merrill schools, unions agree to contract extensions
• Charities: Monetary donations quickest, easiest way to send aid to Japan
• MetroRide will roll on with federal grant funding for at least two more years
• Wisconsin Department of Transportation plans hearing on Highway 51 project
• Ministry Health Care adds second helicopter
• New Entrance to Children’s Soon
• "Dewey" in the Library
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• Turn your associate degree into a bachelor's degree! Stop by the Transfer Fair from 1:00 - 4:00 today in Room E101 at the Wausau Campus and visit with representatives from our four year college partners.
• Man pleads guilty in toddlers death
• Wis. Dems file ethics complaint over Governors prank call
• Slicks roads for morning commute
• Update: Late-season storm forecast to dump 6 inches of snow on region
• 400 block leads in Wausau vote for downtown space
• Police seek info on Rib Mountain vehicle break-ins
• Marshfield native earns Grammy nomination
• New lawyer for man accused of killing wife, hiding corpse
• Tomahawk boy to shave head for cancer research
• Packers still need ticket payments
• Hit-and-run suspect James Ganski to stand trial
• Weston votes to close down villages only bus line
• THE KING'S SPEECH...You've Seen the Movie, Now Read the Book!
• Weston votes to end bus service
• Parents of toddler left at Wis. McDonalds found
• Todays Death Notices
• Pre-trial motions denied for man accused in wifes murder
• Road crews feel prepared for next winter blast
• Wis. Senate Democratic leader asks Walker to meet
• Weston officials to discuss ending bus service
• Capitol campers not allowed
• Hit-and-run suspect to stand trial
• State recalling hazelnuts over E. coli
• Snow today and storm on its way
• Carbon monoxide alarms required under the law
• Walker supporters rally in Madison
• Community News Scan
• State weighs in on accuracy of scales, gas pumps
• Outside of Walker-budget fight, people watch with interest
• Corn the solution to road-snowdrift problem
• Lions clubs to host Diabetes event
• Marshfield Clinic to offer free eye screenings
• Wausau choir, glee club students proud to be gleeks
• Wausau surgeon hits snags in Cuba
• Man injured at paper mill
• College basketball: Ohio State whips Wisconsin
• Man injured at paper mill
• UWMC to open doors to preschoolers in fall
• Flavorful EATS fundraiser raises money for UWMC scholarships
• Plans for community food garden growing in downtown Wausau
• New Goodwill store joins growing consignment industry
• Town of Easton gold deposit could be worth millions
• Man breaks into Wisconsin Rapids home
• Kids invited to enter PBS story contest
• Marshfield Clinic names first female chief medical officer
• Fire damages Merrill garage
• Marshfield School District learns value of academic intervention
• China says it will tackle inflation, boost services
• Bird Artwork @ Wausau
• Boomer Q A: Dan Mortensen, eternal optimist
• WIAA state boys hockey final: West captures first title
• WIAA state girls hockey final: Fusion top Storm in 4th OT
• Ariz. Senate OKs resolution backing Gov. Walker
• 2 Wisconsin senators appear with Jesse Jackson
• Democrats, GOP stall on talks over Wis. union bill
• Pro-Walker, pro-union rallies square off at Plaza Hotel
• Five ways the state budget could change schools
• Daughter receives award for saving fathers life
• Record low traffic deaths in Wisconsin last month
• Weston reconsiders bus service
• Episcopal churches form new covenant
• Marathon County Sheriffs Department deputy admits to drunken driving
• Wausau Region Chamber of Commerces small-business finalists named
• Merrill School Board candidate forum offered
• Correction
• WIAA boys hockey: West, E.C. Memorial tied after two
• Packers and Coach McCarthy agree to new contract
• Walker tells unions worker layoffs looming
• Unemployment dip doesnt tell full story on jobs
• WIAA girls state hockey: Storm surge into final
• Video added: Walker supporters tell Democrats to come home
• Deputy sentenced with OWI first offense
• Pine River Elementary student awarded for helping to rescue father on ATV trail
• Folk music legend Seeger praises Wis. protesters
• Marinette High School standoff report finds few answers case closed
• Weston to discuss ending bus service
• Wis. Capitol open with restrictions
• Cloudy day with rainy, snow mix possible
• Protesters peacefully leave Capitol after ruling
• State lawmaker tackled trying to enter Capitol
• Stevens Point residents share ideas to keep CenterPoint MarketPlace mall standing
• Recycling will survive budget cuts, officials predict
• Walker warns hell issue layoff notices if senators stay away today
• Drivers learn to cut corners as gas prices increase
• Saturday last day for snow tubing on Sylvan Hill
• Edgar man charged with 5th drunken driving offense
• Wausau, Mosinee school districts investigate teacher sickout absences
• Fire damages town of Maine home
• I.C. Willys: City conspired against us
• Wausau call center to eliminate 163 jobs
• Pro-Walker rally scheduled today at Wausaus Plaza Hotel
• Sit down and talk, local leaders urge senators
• Video: Wisconsin TalksPublic Employees and Unions roundtable
• WIAA boys hockey: West rolls into semifinals
• NTC is seeking qualified applicants for the position of Marketing Specialist, which is posted on our website and applications are due March 18, 2011.
• Replay: Join our live chat about Wisconsin budget
• NFL, players union extend CBA deadline through today
• Judge orders protesters out of Wisconsin Capitol
• UPDATED: Wausau call center lays off 163 workers
• Gas prices continue to rise
• Changes make Wausau Daily Herald website simpler, easier to use
• Changes make Wausau Daily Herald website simpler, easier to use
• Senate head signs orders of contempt against missing Democrats
• 4 US presidents unite for NBC special
• Conservative group plans pro-Walker rally
• Small Business of the Year finalists named
• Walker warns of Friday deadline for Senate Democrats return
• Ammunition found outside Wisconsin Capitol
• Poll: Majority oppose collective bargaining changes
• Minn. lawyer seeks clergy-abuse victims in Wis.
• Town of Maine house fire contained
• Senate calls for Dems to be taken into custody
• Sylvan Hill tubing ends Saturday
• I.C. Willys owners seek liquor license reinstatement
• Green Bay Packers CB Brandon Underwood convicted, fined in Lake Delton prostitution case
• Packers Release A.J. Hawk, reports say hell re-sign
• Wisconsin retirees to see decrease again
• Snowy afternoon, evening in the forecast
• Plan to bring 114 jobs to Lincoln Hills School could ease pain of high unemployment, school funding loss
• Walker: Unions can give even more to offset budget cuts
• Kings Speech film helps stutterers find new clarity
• Billboard targets Duffy on Medicare
• Highway 51 offramp open
• Kronenwetter gets state grant
• Mosinee schools child screening set
• Judge: Complaint cant force Democrat senator in hiding to return
• Merger would put boys, girls side by side
• Lockout could sack economy in Green Bay
• Oscar-winning movie brings light to stuttering disorder
• 5 Wis. Dems, 6 Republicans targeted by recalls
• Democratic lawmakers hold office hours outside
• Kronenwetter gets state grant for economic development plan
• Governor stops in Wausau to tout budget, higher employee contributions
• Update: Judge denies complaint asking for Holperins return to Madison
• Donald Driver joins first lady for reading event
• Cold today and snow on Thursday
• Walkers budget unveiling highlighted by deep cuts, renewed vow to create jobs
• February a weather roller coaster
• Rothschild biomass plant discussions wind down
• Walkers budget: Schools
• New Goodwill store planned
• Marathon County sheriff suffers heart attack
• Walkers budget: Conservation
• Walkers budget: Public safety
• Walkers budget: Local governments
• Walkers budget: Economic development
• Walkers budget: Taxes
• Walkers budget: Health care
• F.U.N. presents family event
• Protesters sound off during budget speech
• Merrill Habitat for Humanity wants applications
• Walkers budget: Higher education
• Lincoln Hills to expand under plan
• Sex offender imprisoned for assault set for release
• Mayor Tipple halts union negotiations
• Walkers budget: Transportation
• Budget: State energy office to close, additions to water safety programs
• Lawmakers react to Walkers budget address
• Wis. govs budget targets schools for big cuts
• Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker proposes deep cuts
• Rep. Suder says budget is good first step
• Walker says leaner, cleaner government needed
• Budget: All juvenile offenders to be housed at Lincoln Hills
• Budget: Walkers budget pumps millions to economic development
• BUDGET: Local property tax increases would be curtailed
• Read it here: Gov. Walkers budget address
• LIVE CHAT: Discuss Gov. Scott Walkers budget address with us
• Possible heart attack hospitalizes Marathon County Sheriff Randy Hoenisch
• Updated: Senate leader meets with some missing Democrats
• Wis. committee suspends wind energy regulations
• Registered sex offender to be released in Wausau
• Judge orders Wis. Capitol open to general public
• Woman charged with threatening to kill judge
• Public employees contribute heavily to Senate Dems
• Poll finds more Americans back Wis. unions
• Warm today, cold weather arrives Wednesday
• Portage County Business Expo sparks collaborations
• Merrill School District sends layoff notices to 32 teachers
• Municipalities, schools likely targets of Gov. Scott Walkers budget reductions
• Capitol locked down protesters still refuse to leave
• Man, child rescued on Lincoln County ATV trail
• State wants help preventing snowdrifts
• DOT to discuss Highway 51/K interchange
• Man gets 5 years for firing at deputies
• UWSP chancellor against system separation
• Rothschilds top cop retires
• Wausau, Everest Metro police officers head to Madison to keep the peace
• Wis. gov. to outline ultimate intentions in budget
• Todays Death Notices
• Updated: Wis. union files labor complaint over bargaining
• Walker to deliver budget address tomorrow
• Rothschild Police Chief Bill Schremp to retire
• Everest Metro Police stand guard at the Capitol
• Capitol prepped for governors budget speech
• Milwaukee priest removed after sexual abuse allegation
• Unconscious man, child rescued on Lincoln County ATV trail
• Sunny start to the week
• Gray wolf population strong in central Wisconsin
• Union supporters defy call to leave Capitol GOP senator says he wont vote for Walkers budget bill
• Rally among largest in Marshfield history
• LifeVest benefits Aspirus heart patients
• Utah group targets 8 Democrats for recall
• Correction
• Community News Scan
• Physicals for students set
• Woodson Art Museum names James Coe its 2011 master artist
• Social media seminar planned
• Old cell phones help the troops
• Badgers hold off Northwestern to finish perfect at Kohl Center
• Police wont boot protesters from Capitol
• Protesters defy deadline to leave Wis. Capitol
• Walker says protests havent swayed him
• Chance of flurries today
• Gray wolf population strong in central Wisconsin
• Physicals for student athletes set
• Wausau firefighters, cops join massive gathering in Madison
• The perfect resume does more than list name and experience
• Backlog puts drugged driving cases in limbo
• Crimestoppers: Police seek info on damaged cars
• Final Rothschild biomass plant public meeting set
• Polar Plungers brave frigid water for Special Olympics Wisconsin
• Lincoln County shows divide over absent state Sen. Jim Holperin
• 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 hockey: West captures sectional
• Prep wrestling: Knutson falls in OT four area wrestlers take second
• Madison police: Saturday protest one of the largest theyve ever seen
• Plungers brave frigid water for good cause
• Hundreds of off-duty police officers join protests at Wisconsin Capitol
• Bradley Whitford, other actors join Madison rally
• Wausau City Council to seek budget repair bill changes
• Man sentenced to 3 years in door-beating case
• Assembly Democrats vow to continue budget bill fight
• Sen. Julie Lassa: Compromise on budget repair bill could come soon
• Opossums reign supreme in tiny Florida town of Wausau
• Survey shows majority of respondent side with unions in budget bill debate
• Art contest open for students
• Wausau Tea Party begins recall petition
• Highway 51 ramp closed through weekend
• Young cancer patients get to play in the snow
• Prep girls hockey: Storm heading back to state after victory over Marshfield
• Wausau Council approves letter to Walker on budget bill
• Group of volunteers leading Wisconsin protest efforts
• Walker says enough time has passed on bill
• Council meets tonight on local effects of Gov. Walkers budget bill
• Backlog at state hygiene lab delays case filings
• Readers on budget battle: Talk compromise, include police and firefighters
• Man to serve 3-year prison term for abuse of girlfriend
• Wis. Dems still raw over Assembly vote
• Rapids homicide suspect sentenced in burglary
• Police assoc. urges members to sleep at Capitol
• Wisconsin Senate meets, again, without Democrats
• Wausau Tea Party to collect recall signatures Saturday
• Pro-union protest planned for Saturday in Tomahawk
• 14 percent of Wis homes sold were foreclosures
• Wisconsin Assembly roll call vote on budget bill
• Matthew Inman faces felony charges after drug-related death of Daniel Gamroth, Shawano
• Sunday storm to miss Wausau
• DNR out in full force this weekend
• Wisconsin Assembly passes bill taking away union rights
• Tauschers father tells Kiwanis Super Bowl was heaven on Earth
• Central Wisconsin schools in limbo as state budget debated
• At Marathon County Courthouse, hundreds in rally for and against Walker
• As protest in Madison goes into its second week, many camp out in state Capitol
• Stevens Point mayor travels to Madison
• Lincoln County Courthouse debuts renovations this weekend
• Explosion, fire at La Quinta Inn on Stewart Avenue
• Final day to vote for 400 block names
• Applications for Wausau City Council District 8 ready
• Man sentenced for Social Security fraud
• Protest crowd gathers at UWSP
• Former Schofield man sentenced for Social Security fraud
• Video: Union rally and counter-protest in downtown Wausau
• Nationwide to lay off 40 workers
• Local woman part of effort to open American Indian Resource Center
• One more day to vote on name for 400 Block development
• Updated: Assembly Democrats meet with Walker official
• Walker supporters plan rally today
• Wild Wacky Pets photo contest
• Deer thrill kill case charges reinstated against Rory and Robby Kuenzi
• Can the Bill rally planned for Marathon County Courthouse grounds
• Senate majority leaders wife given layoff notice
• State troopers sent to find Wisconsin Democrats
• Explosion and fire damages room at La Quinta Inn
• Union debate drags on in Wis. Assembly
• Mix of sun and clouds in the forecast
• Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker shares union strategy with prank caller
• Mother says she knew of sexual assault on daughter
• Polar Plunge at Sunnyvale Park raises money for Special Olympics
• Kitchen fire damages Wausau home
• Marshfield Common Council votes chickens out
• Local union workers gather at Lincoln County Courthouse to protest Walkers budget bill
• Man to serve three years for fifth OWI conviction
• Lincoln County snowmobile trails open
• Free breast health screenings available
• Repairs on Highway 51 ramp begin
• Library Fundraiser: Perkins Restaurant
• With audio added: Wisconsin gov. pranked by caller posing as donor
• Todays Death Notices
• Video added: Drunken driver sentenced to 3-year prison term
• Latest possible Wisconsin budget deal rejected
• Repairs begin on Highway 51 Brokaw ramp
• Updated: 10th Street home on fire
• Pittsburgh Mayor Luke Ravenstahl pays up on Super Bowl bet with Green Bay mayor
• Republicans look to rein in debate in Assembly
• Wausau Council schedules meeting to discuss effects of Walkers bill
• Wausau mom who knew of daughters assault pleads guilty
• 200 mayors, school board officials from 20 cities organize against governors bill
• Wis. Senate passes repeal of racial profiling law
• Free breast health screenings available
• Man left for dead at Shawano hospital
• Lincoln Co. snowmobile trails open today
• Wis. Democratic senators still staying away
• Federation of unions laying groundwork for strike
• Hoffa, Packer great Brown to join Wis. rally
• Slight chance of light snow later today
• Weston man claims jury in prayer death case might have been biased
• Metro Ride faces $1M loss in federal aid
• Wisconsin Assembly takes on union bill
• D.C. Everest School Board issues layoff notices
• Marathon County Board votes down reducing numbers
• Two Marathon County homes burn in separate fires
• Private unions join in protests
• Merrill students injured in bus crash
• Meeting on Merrill High School schedule set
• Applications for Wausau City Council District 8 seat ready
• Highway 51 ramp in Brokaw closed
• Marathon County snowmobile trails open
• Council accepting applications for Wausau District 8 seat
• Text of Gov. Scott Walkers address Tuesday evening
• Reader survey: Wisconsins budget impasse
• Walker warns of dire consequences in speech tonight
• Homeowner reports fire in town of Weston
• Updated: Senate committee passes voter ID requirement
• Todays Death Notices
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• Homeowners evacuate fire on Fourth Avenue
• Marathon County Board votes to stay the same size
• Unions schedule protests in Lincoln, Marathon counties
• Newspapers seek documents in NFL players case
• Democrats dont show up in Wis. Senate
• Metro Ride program could lose $1.3 million under Walkers bill
• Merrill students injured in school bus in crash
• Dale Neumann in court to ask for new trial
• Highway 51 ramp closed in Brokaw
• Quiet weather today after two days of snow
• Circle of Friends hosts patient trip
• Panelists debate proposed budget bill at UWMC
• Winter returns as storm dumps nearly 11 inches of snow on region
• Teachers who called in sick to protest to lose pay
• 1,500 layoffs possible if bill not OKd by Friday
• UWMC to hold Transfer Fair
• City Council could fill District 8 vacancy
• Preliminary layoff vote set for DCE teachers
• Charge against bartender dismissed in drunken driving death
• Wausau declares snow emergency
• Marshfield Clinic proceeds with dental school plans
• Shared medical issues unite couple
• Wis. skier killed by vehicle, driver turns self in
• Walker to deliver Tues. speech on budget, divisions
• Computer Classes: E-Books, Excel, Publisher!
• Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers meets Ellen DeGeneres, his celebrity crush
• Todays Death Notices
• Republicans moving ahead with voter ID bill
• Rocker Tom Morello, Protesters gather outside Wis Capitol despite cold
• Four people injured in Highway 51 crash
• Wausau superintendent challenges teachers
• Updated: Snow closes schools, wind buries roadways in drifts
• Wausau declares snow emergency
• Todays event cancellations
• Wis. skier killed by vehicle, Ashland driver turns self in
• Snowbound Tell us your story
• Walker renews call for Democrats to return
• Flights at CWA unhampered by snow
• Most colleges closed from storm
• Live music in Wisconsin Rapids: Cloud 10 at Octane
• Union supporters rally outside GOP gathering
• Republicans threaten to convene without Democrats
• Home market sales looking up in Wausau area
• Wisconsin Valley Fair 2011
• Community News Scan
• Bulb sale to benefit gardens
• Indian center to host auction
• School Board to discuss sick-out
• Problems linger for Element Mobile
• Flu slow, but on upswing
• Providers fear effects of health care cuts
• Snow roars back into central Wisconsin
• Sports Show in Patriot Center sees crowds of visitors
• All NTC Campuses will be closed Monday, February 21 due to inclement weather. Stay home and stay safe!
• What a crazy Wisconsin winter day! We've had some inquiries about classes tomorrow and wanted to let you know that we are continuing to monitor weather conditions. As of right now, classes are running as scheduled on Monday. Please watch the website
• Public union workers and their supporters rally on Thomas Street in Wausau
• Weather cancellations
• Falling and blowing snow makes for hazardous driving conditions
• Loggers Landing at Grand Lodge giveaway-enter to win
• Ice Tee Classic mini golf fundraiser helps The Neighbors Place
• Winter storm could set February snowfall record today
• Officials: State funding cuts could dwarf possible savings on benefits
• U.S. Rep. Sean Duffys first bill aims to kill economic stimulus plan
• Club Forest Bar in Plover has seen gangsters, ghosts
• Some undecided on Walkers bill as events escalate
• Local gathering with state representatives turns into anti-Walker rally
• Crowd nears 70,000 as tea partyers join gathering in Madison
• Sarah Palin: Wisconsin unions must be willing to sacrifice
• State budget fights fire up union President Barack Obama involved
• Supporters send Madison protesters $2,500 in pizza
• Tough going for teens seeking part-time work
• Wausau West to host family learning activity
• Highway 29, 51 lane closures to start Monday
• UWMC scholarship fundraiser planned for March 5
• State Sen. Julie Lassa criticizes Walkers refusal to accept union concessions
• Problems linger for Element Mobile
• Collage Goal Saturday is today! Stop by the NTC Wausau Campus beginning at 2 pm for assistance filling out your financial aid forms (FASFA).
• Centers open for kids who had no school Friday
• UWMC students organize rally, seek balance
• Timeline of events surrounding protests against Gov. Scot Walkers bill
• Lincoln County Board ad hoc committee commits to cost cutting
• Wausau Daily Herald reporter on the scene in Madison
• NBC Sports to air Labatt Blue USA Hockey Pond Hockey National Championships
• Russian leaders visitng Northcentral Technical College relate to both sides of budget protest
• Separate groups seek recalls for Gov. Scott Walker and Senate Democrats
• Police
• Wausau ice rinks closed for season
• Honor Flight starts raising money
• Fire damages wood pile, protective shed
• Walker reschedules budget address
• Walker says quiet majority behind him
• YMCA, Boys Girls Club destination for out-of-school children
• Madison schools go to court to get teachers back
• Fourth day of Wis. protests see largest crowds yet
• Merrill teachers will face disciplinary action
• Lassa supporters to rally tonight
• Live blog from Madison
• Walker delays delivery of state budget by 1 week
• Former Sen. Feingold rallies Wis. labor protesters
• Wausau ice rinks closed for season
• Video: Walker discusses worker plan in August
• Updated: Wausau Republicans planning trip to pro-Walker rally tomorrow
• Assembly speaker plans vote on Walkers union bill
• Live at 11: The protest scene at the Capitol today
• Other UW campuses, besides Madison, want autonomy
• Photos: Images of the day for Friday
• Wis. protesters buoyed by delay on anti-union bill
• Headed to Madison to protest Let us know
• Wind advisory issued, gusts up to 47 mph possible
• President Barack Obama sides with Wisconsin protesters
• Gov. Scott Walker supporters want worker equality, too
• Wausau, Merrill schools close today as protests continue
• Marathon County Democrats vote to support recalls
• Department of Natural Resources offices closed Monday
• Former state Supreme Court justice William Bablitch dies
• Woodson Art Museum set to honor James Coe
• Mosinee teachers call in sick Thursday
• Man says lawyer was ineffective during homicide trial in 2009
• One dead, seven injured in nine-vehicle pileup near Owen
• Reaction to bill unique in Wisconsin history
• Sen. Jim Holperin: Wisconsin Senate Democrats in undisclosed location
• University of Wisconsin Marathon County to host Science Olympiad
• Video: D.C. Everest students walk-out in support of teachers
• D.C. Everest swim-a-thon to benefit family
• Documents attached: Assembly stalls on bill
• WIAA girls regional hockey: Storm cruise to win
• Local Dems say theyll support recall for lawmakers voting yes on budget bill
• WIAA boys regional hockey: West rolls into sectionals
• Parents unhappy, teacher defiant over Mosinee school closure
• Todays Death Notices
• Sen. Holperin: Democrats in undisclosed location
• Update: Wausau, Merrill School Districts closed Friday, Mosinee uncertain
• 9 arrested in third day of Wis. labor protests
• Merrill students take part in peaceful protest
• Lassa: Im doing my job
• Updated: Protesters cheer Wis. Assembly Democrats
• Former Portage County DA, state Supreme Court Justice Bablitch dies
• Wausau East students stage walk-out
• Stop by the Involvement Fair today from 11-1 in rooms E101-102! Check out our student organizations and local businesses in need of volunteers. Give-aways and prizes!
• UPDATE: One fatality in Owen crash
• Everest students stage protest
• James Emersons trial attorney testifies in request for a new trial in 1999 homicide case in Wausau
• Prep hockey: Mosinee, Tomahawk playoff game still on
• Send us your photos from protest against Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walkers budget repair bill
• Wisconsin Senate poised to vote on Gov. Scott Walkers anti-union bill
• 724th Engineer Battalion soldiers nearing return
• Update: Mosinee schools closed after teachers call in sick
• Madison schools closed for second day
• Photos: Images of the day for Thursday
• Neenah woman charged in Black Friday incident at Menards
• Neenah woman charged in Black Friday incident at Menards
• Obama: Walker short-sighted for refusing $810 million for high-speed rail
• Feingold forms grass-roots political group
• Walkers plan could cause University of Wisconsin-Madison to split from UW system
• Spring thaw isnt slowing business for ski slopes
• Walker bill passes budget committee just before midnight Wednesday
• Patriot Center owners hope for even bigger shows in coming years
• Wisconsin teachers union calls for day off statewide to protest in Madison
• Toastmasters to help job seekers
• Air Force to bring hurricane aid
• Merrill residents start riverfront group
• Two cars stolen from NTC lot
• Robbery suspect pleads guilty
• Dr. Seuss Birthday Party
• D.C. Everest names Coenen as new football coach
• Updated: UW leaders fear Walker will spin off Madison campus
• Breaking: Republicans plan changes to sweeping union bill
• Archbishop Listecki urges caution on workers rights
• Wausaus Good News Project collected humanitarian aid for St. Lucia hurricane victims
• Lincoln County shuts down a portion of snowmobile trails
• Rallies continue outside Walkers office, Capitol
• Photos: Images of the day for Wednesday
• Green Bay Packers to ring todays closing bell at NY Stock Exchange
• Madison schools close, teachers call in sick
• One hospitalized in logging truck crash near Spencer
• Hello warm weather, goodbye snow
• Missing womans mother appeals to nation for help on episode of Nancy Grace
• Gov. Scott Walker defends budget plan during Wausau visit
• Wausau union workers gather to rally against Walkers budget plan
• Mike Moran, Sandra Marcus to face off in April for Marathon County Circuit Court judge seat
• Bill Nagle, Carmen Siegel advance in primary for Wausaus District 1 City Council seat
• Incumbent emerges in Wisconsin Supreme Court race
• UWSP student to compete on Survivor
• 400 block stage sound, lighting bids come in under budget
• Beach Boys, Sawyer Brown, Craig Morgan, Sick Puppies among music acts for 2011 Wisconsin Valley Fair
• One injured in 2-car crash in Schofield
• Wausaus Plan Commission OKs Trolley Flats complex
• Fire destroys barn near Athens
• Natural gas odor prompts evacuation at Walmart in Rib Mountain
• UPDATE: Hundreds turnout to rally against Walkers proposal
• Prep wrestling: Hudson edges Wausau West
• Wausau Commission approves Trolley Flats development
• Current, former Packers support union in Walker opposition
• Laird to receive UWSP honorary doctorate
• Redd expected to rejoin Bucks on Monday
• Walker defends bargaining changes at Wausau manufacturer
• Photos: Images of the day for Tuesday
• Wis. workers protest end to collective bargaining
• Voting under way for primary
• 400 block sound bids under budget
• Gas smell prompts Wal-Mart evacuation
• State returning federal funding for broadband
• Man found in Madison tests 0.559 blood-alcohol level
• Fire destroys barn near Athens
• Temperature to approach 40 degrees
• Marathon County snowmobile trails close
• Men in court on child pornography possession charges
• Kronenwetter, Rothschild to move forward with municipal court merger
• Valentines floral deliveries brighten holiday
• Lincoln County deputies perfect art of self-defense in aikido classes
• Lawyers health at issue in Leilani Neumanns appeal
• School districts expect cuts to outweigh savings from Walkers proposal
• Public workers to rally in Wausau, Madison against Walkers contract bill
• The Director's Report
• Lincoln County deputies take up martial arts training
• County snowmobile trails to close
• Plane crashes at Outagamie County Regional Airport no one injured
• Mother, Leilani Neumann, in prayer death case gets hearing to consider new trial
• Concussion discussion set for Wednesday
• College Basketball: Badgers move to No. 10 Kansas new No. 1
• College basketball: Badgers Taylor honored
• Area unions scheduled to rally against Gov. Walkers plan
• Wisconsin site deemed holy by Catholic leaders
• Voters to narrow Supreme Court candidate field
• Unions fighting back against Walker proposal
• Two cars burn at Weston auto dealer
• Workers protest outside Assembly speakers home
• Photos: Images of the day for Monday
• Windy with falling temperatures today
• Mushers take to the snow at Pine River sled dog races
• Tomahawk officials warn against using frozen lake as shortcut
• Rural aviators face threat of collisions with deer
• Feingold sitting on $1 million in campaign cash
• Community News Scan
• Correction
• NTC to host Russian leaders
• Police seek stabbing suspect
• Wood County deputys retired K-9 Friday dies after stroke
• Dorms at UWSP hope to go green with envy
• Crash sends two to hospital
• Wisconsin AFL-CIO ads attack Walkers union plan
• Obesity increases in Wisconsin, United States
• Wis. contract bill political payback
• Changes for the 2011 Wine and Dine Half Marathon at Walt Disney World
• Lincoln Hills awaits Walker budget to learn its fate
• Soon entrepreneurs in Marathon County will have place to go for all needs
• Majority of local Presbytery supports homosexual clergy
• Man taken to hospital after stabbing incident
• CrimeStoppers: Police seek info on car break-in
• Walking group to form at ADRC
• Hypothermia blamed in Weston womans death
• Jury cost for Raul Ponce-Rochas homicide trial nearly $23,000
• Wausau crash sends woman into labor
• Merrill Historical Society eyes funding for new center
• Prep hockey: Wests Susens becomes winningest coach
• Majority of local Presbytery supports homosexual clergy
• Prep wrestling: West wins fifth-straight regional title
• Coroner: Weston woman likely died of hypothermia
• Foot revealed as Weston campaign
• Updated: 3 die after separate Wisconsin snowmobile crashes
• Girls hockey: Storm top Fusion in OT
• Two Sherman Street crashes blocks apart injure 3
• Prep wrestling: Antigo athlete transported to hospital
• College Basketball: Badgers knock off No. 1 Ohio State
• Report: Cowboys Stadium permits requested months too late for Super Bowl
• Photos: Green Bay Packers Greg Jennings visits Little Chute school
• Suspect sought in Schofield stabbing incident
• Anglers report successful ice fishing season in northern, central Wisconsin
• Wisconsin unions furious with Governor Scott Walker
• Rib Mountain, city ready for Great Backyard Bird Count
• 3 candidates vie for Wausau City Council District 1 seat
• Space heater causes fire in Knowlton resort
• Wausau man convicted in womans heroin death in Merrill
• Highway 29, Interstate 39 lanes set to close
• Technology, education future to be discussed at UW Center for Civic Engagement
• Wausau Daily Herald wins eight first-place awards in Wisconsin Newspaper Association
• NTC to host Russian leaders
• Driver cited for drug use before crash into Shopko
• Green Bay law firm donates toward Mike McCarthy street renaming
• Driver cited after crash into Shopko Plaza
• Tomahawk drivers make dangerous crossing
• Daily Herald honored with 8 first-place awards
• Wausau man convicted in heroin death
• Governor says he wont negotiate with unions
• Walker sends notice to unions canceling contracts
• Highway lane closures planned for next week
• Welcome to the Russian leaders arriving today from the Open World Delegation.
• Remains of WWII airman Robert Streckenbach Jr. to get Arlington burial
• Egypts Mubarak: a survivor comes undone
• Car crashes through Shopko optical
• Walker to cut union rights in budget
• New Holstein school official Christopher Nelson faces child porn charges
• Sen. Ron Johnson addresses conservative forum
• Morning temperatures well below zero, again
• 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
• Michael Foods egg business, jobs to leave Abbotsford for Gaylord, Minnesota
• Merrill school district braces for budget cuts, issues 34 preliminary layoff notices to teachers
• UW singers cancel Wausau East High School benefit concert
• Police
• Rothschild rural school conference set
• Spencer school, students react to bomb threat
• Former Stevens Point DOT employee indicted for fake IDs
• Prep hockey: West wins Susens ties record
• Alpine skiing: Klos, Swift earn titles
• Stevens Point DOT employee, others indicted for fake IDs
• Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker to strip most public employee collective bargaining rights
• Experts to discuss the future of rural education in Rothschild
• New Holstein police seeks child porn charges for school administrator Chris Nelson
• Wis. WWII airman, 10 others to get group burial
• Wisconsin Singers benefit concert canceled
• Prep wrestling: Local teams ranked in latest poll
• Car crashes into Rothschild Shopko
• Video: Packers Greg Jennings visits with George Lopez
• 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
• Deke Suri, of Oneida, accused of drugging his four children, pleads not guilty
• Temperature drops to minus 28 degrees in Merrill
• 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
• Edgar fire chief: Fire that destroyed Frankfort home may have started near stove
• Wausau, Everest school districts open enrollment sees continued growth
• Judge denies baby sitters appeal in baby-shaking death of 2005
• Two Amherst men held in drug, bomb case
• Wisconsin DNR busts thrill-kill ring of teenagers
• DNR: Land protection spending curtailed
• Woodson Art Museum to present lesson on ergonomics
• Judicial candidate forum tomorrow
• County committee votes to reduce board size
• Wind chill advisory issued
• No new trial in shaken baby death
• 400 Block, City Square, Freedom Square, or...?
• Portage County authorities holding 3 in connection with drug dealing, making bombs
• Clay Matthews plays role in WWE Smackdown event in Green Bay Tuesday
• Edgar area home destroyed in fire
• Brrr Another frigid day
• Taser deployed at Marathon County Courthouse
• Northern Valley Industries fire one of several in area in recent weeks
• Ice Tee fundraiser adds access to YMCA
• Few texting-while-driving violators cited under new law
• 56,000 fans gather to welcome the Packers back to Titletown
• Victory lifts Packers fans out of midwinter blues
• Police: Celebrations mostly stay off streets
• Prep boys baskeball: East tops Newman
• No decision yet from Wausau Council on District 8 vacancy
• Todays Death Notices
• Merrill School Forest to play host to family winter event
• Senate passes bill making it harder to raise taxes
• Accused burglar withdraws guilty pleas, seeks new lawyer
• Few texting ban violators ticketed under new law
• Lawmakers father picked to head Wis. state patrol
• Superintendent accused in sexual rendezvous gets taxpayer-funded attorney
• Wisconsin Governor Scott Walkers security detail grows
• Marathon County Sheriffs deputy deploys Taser on man in courthouse
• Unprecedented look at archdiocese finances
• Wisconsin Senate to take up car insurance bill
• Kaukauna couple among displaced fans at Super Bowl
• Bone-chilling cold again today
• With Video: Rodgers chats up Letterman on Late Show
• Super Bowl XLV makes TV history
• City panel sets top 10 names list for downtown square
• Merrill School Board will not seek advisory vote
• OWI homicide trial for Travis Ploman delayed
• Packers return to Green Bay with Lombardi Trophy
• Fans happy to make trek to Lambeau
• Snowmobilers rescue pilot after plane crash in Jefferson County
• Weston awards contract for bike path
• Green Bay faithful race to buy Super Bowl apparel
• Newman Catholic Schools open for observation
• Taylor County man drowns in pond
• Homicide convict James Emerson wants new trial
• The Best Books of 2010
• Russ Feingold sitting on nearly $1 million in campaign cash
• Weston approves Highway 29 bike path contract
• Wausau Committee picks top 10 names for 400 block
• XLV Packers gear coming to local shops soon
• Todays Death Notices
• Wis. Senate to take up car insurance bill
• Packers return to Green Bay as Super Bowl champs
• Inmate to get hearing on possible new trial in Mertes homicide
• Walker puts budget shortfall at $3.6 billion
• Super Bowl ads get mixed reviews from locals
• Former Mosinee school board members OWI homicide trial delayed
• Black History Month Display
• Hatley man arrested for fifth OWI
• Will you head to Green Bay to help celebrate the Packers Super Bowl victory
• Reminder: All NTC campuses are closed today for in-service.
• Lincoln County deputy issues texting citation
• Temperatures to bottom out again
• No one hurt as Wisconsin Rapids house fire ruins Super Bowl party
• In fire stations, dorms and living rooms, Packers fans live in the moment
• Evergreen Elementary School in Rothschild gets ice skating rink
• Family rings bell to mark Packers best moments
• Businesses dont blame trail conditions for snowmobiling drought in northern Wisconsin
• 2012 Congressional campaign ads start in 7th District
• Super Bowl excitement keeps hospital humming
• Best Super Bowl tweets from Wausau area Packers fans
• Study ties fan overexcitement to cardiac death rates
• Community News Scan
• Weston makes pitch for lower insurance
• Congratulations to the Green Bay Packers for winning the Super Bowl!!!
• Local fans celebrate Packers success on Twitter
• Live from Texas: A Packers fan report
• Quick exercise options when you are low on time
• Marshfield Doors recalls 80 workers
• AARP to kick off Tax-Aide
• Fire claims home, 4 cats
• Gen. Vang Pao memorial in Wausau draws hundreds
• Bull Falls Brewery hosts the first race of the season, Honor Flight 5K Run/Walk
• Packers players turn to faith for big moments on field
• Week in Review: State of State address, special session slice through blizzard
• W Solar Group stands by pledge of plant bringing 600 jobs to Wisconsin
• Wausau pastors work Super Bowl into Sunday services
• Volunteers at the heart of Badger State Games
• Live from Texas: A Packers fan report
• Hundreds gather to mourn Hmong leader
• Hmong General Vang Pao denied burial in Arlington National Cemetery
• Police
• Merrill man sentenced for meth plan
• Mother, daughter arrested on narcotics charges after warrant
• Local grocers cash in on Packers pride during Super Bowl
• Kronenwetter Village Board goes on retreat to prepare for budget cuts
• Wisconsins blood supply at critical low level
• Packers fans in military service report for duty
• Son to stand trial in moms death
• Veteran locates POW named on 1970 bracelet
• Merill Fromm Foxes fell to Green Bay Packers in 1935 exhibition game
• Ouida Wright, whos homeless and won Super Bowl trip, is going despite outstanding fines
• Wis. governor signs bill granting tax cuts
• Chase Boruch to stand trial in homicide of his mother, Sally Pergolski, of Wausau
• Thanks to everyone for buying raffle tickets! The $4,000 goal was met. Dr. Weyers will be contributing an additional $1,000. The money will be used to establish an NTC Team Spirit Scholarship.
• Green Bay police think third-grader shot by brother
• Blizzard delays Super Bowl trip for Packer parents
• Got a great Super Bowl game plan
• Super Bowl-bound fans slowed by storm
• Prep football: Everest coaching search moving forward
• Wisconsin man survives hours buried in snow
• Wimmer signs Nationwide deal
• Important Note: All NTC campus will be closed on Monday, February 7 for a faculty/staff in-service. Students and general public will not be able to access NTC buildings.
• Important note: "my>NTC" will be down for system maintenance on Friday, February 4, 2011 from approximately 5-10 p.m. The system will be unavailable during this time.
• Super Bowl could come down to a few good kicks
• Police name Stevens Point suspects arrested in heroin case
• Photos: Super Bowl rings through the years
• Photos: A look back at Super Bowls I-XLIV
• Freezing drizzle possible later today
• Cellcom adds capacity after texting during NFC Championship game floods system
• Birnamwood mother, son killed in Highway 29 crash
• Fire hampers grandfathers house-remodeling project
• Governor Walker focuses on public workers benefits, contract negotiation rules
• Wausau City Council likely to appoint a new District 8 member
• Volunteers play vital role in upcoming Badger State Winter Games
• Marshfield City Council meeting prayers under fire by Madison group
• Lawsuits filed against Manson Insurance
• Packers fans travel to Super Bowl in themed RV
• Custer man charged in child porn case
• Gen. Vang Pao denied burial in Arlington National Cemetery
• Legislature declines to discuss wind bill
• Lanes of Highways 51, 29 closed Monday
• Todays Death Notices
• Gov. Walkers wind bill dead
• Got a great Super Bowl game plan
• Wisconsin proceeding with health care law
• Three companies sue Manson Insurance
• Walker says local governments should have more power in employee negotiations
• Update: Golf Club Road house fire extinguished
• Videos: Best Packers Super Bowl music
• Grocers cash in on green and gold
• Blizzard in southern Wis. brings blitz of babies
• Darboy boy, Charlie Knuth, doing fantastic after stem cell transplant
• Mans dies while shoveling in Milwaukee
• Wind chill advisory until 10 a.m.
• Parents dont want Marinette school standoff reports online
• Wausau entrepreneur, philanthropist Emery E.O. Johnson dies at 89
• Riverview Elementary School embraces Packers in classrooms, activities
• Businesses plan to curtail hours during, after Super Bowl
• Two die in Highway 29 crash in town of Wittenberg
• Bambinos Italian Eatery in Tomahawk to host fundraiser
• Lincoln County Humane Society Board seeks members
• Gov. Scott Walker to return to Wausau area
• Mom angry as sitter seeks new trial
• Weston robbery suspect charged
• City, village plowing budgets remain healthy
• Firefighters battle barn fire in Kronenwetter
• State senator calls Walker reckless for asking state employees to work today
• Businesses curtail hours during, after Super Bowl
• Todays Death Notices
• Update: Two killed in crash at Highway Q and 29 in Shawano County
• Obamas Super Bowl party to feature Green Bay beer
• Update: Rosholt woman dies in car-truck crash on Highway 51
• It's Groundhog Day, and Punxsutawney Phil didn't see his shadow. According to the famous groundhog we should experience an early spring.
• Firefighters battle barn fire in Kronenwetter
• Racine, Kenosha hardest hit by Midwestern blizzard
• Wis. superintendent is denied a public defender
• Groundhog doesnt see shadow, so expect early spring
• No snow for Wausau, but plenty of wind
• Judge to hear testimony today in shaken-baby case
• Road conditions contributing factor in Rib Mountain crashes, police say
• Bank forecloses on Hotel Mead in Wisconsin Rapids
• Gov. Scott Walkers first State of State address focuses on budget decisions
• Blizzard snarls Central Wisconsin Airport travel
• Monthly weather report: New year off to snowy start
• Mark Tauscher stays close to Green Bay Packers after injury
• Out of Egypt: Merrill native back home from riots
• Miron Construction gets 400 block fountain bid
• Woman stabbed multiple times in town of Laona
• Wausau woman injured in 2-car crash
• Walker targeting state worker benefits
• Wausau stop included in Walkers State of the State Tour
• 400 Block fountain bid goes to Miron Construction
• Walker to mix bad news and good in State of State
• United, American cancel flights from CWA to OHare
• Schofield driver in Monday crash named, in critical condition
• Januarys snow total 14 inches over last year
• Rosholt woman, 38, driver in Highway 51 tanker crash killed
• Packers, Steelers fans to try for high-five record
• Help us celebrate...February is Career and Tech Ed month!
• Blizzard takes aim at southern Wis.
• Blizzard avoids Wausau area
• Man shot by brother during coyote hunt
• Central Wisconsin native works to improve learning opportunities for girls in Tanzania
• Tauscher stays close after injury
• Dyed poodle a special breed of Packers fan
• Superfans passion for Packers can border on obsession
• One injured in two-vehicle collision
• Wausau police continue search for Stephanie Low
• GOP, Democrats unite to support Packers
• DOT advises limiting travel
• Police investigate fatal crash that split car in two
• Former salesman accused of mail fraud
• Will your business hours change for Super Bowl
• Gen. Vang Pao memorial planned for Marathon County
• Woman arrested in 1957 homicide case
• Obsessed with the Packers Probably not truly
• Walker signs tax cut bill into law
• Fla. judge strikes down Obama health care overhaul
• Green Bay Packers fans cheer as team leaves Lambeau Field for Super Bowl XLV
• Business closing for Super Bowl
• Driving to Super Bowl Avoid storm by leaving Wed.
• Update: One person seriously injured in Rib Mountain crash
• Sex offender to be released in Wausau
• Wis. GOP, Dem parties wager with Pa. counterparts
• Wis. justices to argue over expenses
• Senate Republican leader collected most per diems
• Wausau man dies in crash on 28th Avenue near Highway U
• Super Bowl prep eases jury duty in Fort Worth
• Texas or bust: Some fans will do anything to get to Super Bowl
• Fans invited to Green Bay Packers send-off at 11:45 a.m. today at Lambeau Field
• Photos: Screen Actors Guild Awards
• Wausaus last 10 years- A decade of change
• Snowy start to the week
• Young drifter Jeff Geerts full of life until the end
• Winter roads keep car rentals busy
• Packers fans cling to Super-stitions
• Sign up now for Midwest Dentals free clinic for kids
• Today is tax day for property owners
• Expect highway lane closures in Marathon County this week
• Drifter full of life until the end
• Does Xmas tree hold key to Packers success
• Winter roads keep car rentals busy
• Ron Johnson stays out of Senate Tea Party Caucus
• Makeover helps job seeker learn how to dress for success
• Wausau area residents hold vigil for Egypt
• Marathon Middle School forum to explain Venture Academy
• Badger State Winter Games archers stay focused in competition
• Wausau man dead in one-vehicle crash Sunday
• Marathon County CrimeStoppers offer reward in search for Schofield robbers
• Headed to Dallas for the Super Bowl
• Community News Scan
• How did you meet your love
• Cause unknown in Rothchild house fire
• Some parochial schools expand, others contract
• New leaders tackle school issues
• Urban growth marks decade in Wausau area
• Village of Kronenwetter has growing pains
• Tremendous growth marks decade
• Forum to explain Expeditionary Learning
• Rothschild president looks to future, wont seek re-election
• Merrill mayors focus on jobs, development
• Chairman: Rib Mountain focuses on quality
• Local students have more choices after high school
• Economic downturn leads adults back to school
• Schools spend millions on new facilities
• Granite Peak now a Midwest destination
• United Way changes funding focus
• From karaoke to live music, local night life offers something for everyone
• The power of open space: Hotly debated 400 block set for its third transformation
• Local health care options expand
• Weston strives to get residents involved
• New business leaders emerge across industries
• Downtown reborn in the 2000s
• Candlelight vigil for Egypt planned tonight
• Cairo scene of violent chaos as protests escalate
• Super Bowl week to be colder than normal in Texas
• Bielema gets contract extension at Wisconsin
• First lady presses ahead with fitness campaign
• Sheriff: Origin of bones found on town of Wilson property unknown
• Packers tattoos more popular in Super Bowl seasons
• Wausau better than a decade ago, residents say
• Changes abound since Packers last Super Bowl win
• Get to know us, Marathon County Circuit Court judge candidates say
• Fire damages home of local Hmong radio host, family
• Wausau council member Chris Barr quits
• We want to know your Packers superstitions
• State Sen. Pam Galloway opens district office in Rib Mountain
• Dales Weston Lanes owner gets trade recognition
• Lane closures planned for highways 51 and 29
• Moldy sweet potatoes caused 200 steer deaths
• Loggers Landing at Grand Lodge giveaway
• Barr resigns from Wausau City Council
• Updated: Rothschild home catches fire
• Lab: Moldy potatoes in cattle food contributed to death
• Former Beloit high school coach gets 2 years in prison on sex conviction
• Video at 11: Candidates for Judge to be interviewed live
• Four inches of snow expected today, tonight
• Green Bay Packers wont get airport sendoff
• Changes abound since Green Bay Packers last Super Bowl win
• Central Waters Brewing Co. recognized for environmental energy efficiency
• University of Wisconsin Marathon County students will deliver singing telegrams to your sweetheart on Valentines Day
• Aspirus receives $500,000 grant to improve service for rural patients
• Those who were there recall memories of Challenger tragedy
• Tent city, hotel space limited for Farm Technology Days
• Sen. Ron Johnson lands seats on appropriations, budget, aging, homeland security and governmental affairs committees
• Life sentence might keep man from paying $1.8 million to family of woman he killed in Tomahawk, lawyer says
• Local teachers reflect on Challenger tragedy
• Lessons still hang over space program after Challenger tragedy
• Falls man allegedly drove drunk with 3 kids in van
• Lane closures planned on Highway 29, I-39/Highway 51 next week
• Thomas Street will be detoured today
• Men survive 2 terrifying hours on ice floes
• Today is last day to submit 400 block name ideas
• Winter Fun event at Wausau School Forest planned for Saturday
• Assembly committee repeals mandatory auto insurance
• Assembly committee repeals mandatory auto insurance
• Walker proposal reorganizing Commerce moves ahead
• Thomas Street traffic detoured on Friday
• Wis. lawmakers pass $67M tax cut for businesses
• Wausau Girl Scout Kirsten Radant battles autism to become top seller
• Share your love letters
• Judge awards family of Rochelle Anderson $1.8 million civil judgment in wrongful death suit
• Wis. men survive 2 terrifying hours on ice floes
• Aspirus receives $500k grant to improve service for rural patients
• Packers linebacker secures hair care deal
• DPI: Accused superintendent viewed porn at work
• President Barack Obamas praise thrills Orion Energy Systems CEO, employees
• Packers Super Bowl on your mind
• Green Bay man in wheelchair dies after hit-and-run
• More snow, cold weather on the way
• Wisconsin voter ID proposal criticized
• Out There: Litter of 11 Portuguese water dog puppies named for NFC champs
• Packers fan writes The Ballad of the Pack to honor team, fans
• Merrill men face child porn charges
• Memorial for Hmong leader Gen. Vang Pao planned
• Gas leak forces Wausau apartment evacuation
• Woodson YMCA campaign to help out-of-work adults retain access to facilitys programs
• President Barack Obama visits Manitowoc facilities to tout clean energy, small-business initiatives
• American surgeon to help with heart surgery in Cuba
• Share your love letters
• Sexual assault trial date set for former teachers aide
• Open records ruling could increase request cost
• GOP lawmakers assess Obamas speech to the nation
• Wausau, Marathon County unemployment declines
• Do you have a Packers superstition
• Wausau On Camera!
• BREAKING: Gas line breaks at Wausau apartment
• Memorial for General Vang Pao scheduled
• Daniel K. Slott, 42, and Brian K. Slott, 40, of Merrill face federal porn charges related to Facebook usage
• Share your love letters
• Gov. Walker willing to work with Obama to create jobs
• Todays Death Notices
• Photos: President Obama in Manitowoc
• Wausau, Marathon County unemployment declines
• Crash blocks traffic on 18th Avenue
• Do you have any lucky Packers rituals
• Prep wrestling: Local teams ranked in latest poll
• Video: Obamas speech from Orion Energy in Manitowoc
• Live chat: President Barack Obama visits Manitowoc
• Have you bought a big screen TV to watch the Packers
• Do you have a Packers tattoo
• Video: UW-Green Bay player sets World Record for half-court shots in minute
• President Barack Obamas State of the Union address
• Lakeshore manufacturers ready for president in Manitowoc
• Light snow in the forecast tonight
• DNR wants hearing on killing cougars
• Former Packer LeRoy Butler inspires students to stay focused on goals
• Respected businessman Alfred Jack Gordon dies
• We must work together, Obama says in State of the Union address
• Wausau City Council approves two agreements with Minnesota developer MetroPlains for Federal Building
• Wausau robberies remain unsolved
• Wheels to Work initiative awards its first vehicle to Wausau woman
• Has your trail camera solved a mystery
• Iranian hostage crisis discussion on Wisconsin Public Radio
• Lincoln County Health Department offers radon test kits
• Prep hockey: West edges East for Kuehlman Cup
• Residents wary after string of robberies
• Wis. governor to welcome Obama with special gift
• Senate approves relocating business tax break
• Update: Wausau Council approves Fed Building agreements
• Have you had a brush with Packer fame
• Have you had a brush with Packer fame
• Wis., Penn. senators make tasty Super Bowl wager
• Wis. students top national average on science test
• Wis. Legislature set to pass tax cuts
• 1 of 2 slain officers had ties to Wisconsin
• Live Music Today! Sing Cary Judd to preform, 11:30 a.m., Wausau Cafeteria
• New Holstein superintendent charged in child sex sting
• Quiet week of weather ahead
• 34 Merrill teachers put on layoff track
• Packers NFC title gear a hot seller
• GOP awaits Obamas message
• OMG: Cellcom texters jam system during Packers win
• County looks to add business center
• Tomahawk man arrested for 5th OWI
• White deer killed by car near Wisconsin Rapids
• One dead, one hurt in Forest County shooting
• Man pleads not guilty to homicide charge
• Former Oshkosh pastor convicted of sex charges
• Marathon County eyes entrepreneurial center
• OMG: Cellcom texters overload system Sunday
• Packers fans spending thousands for Super Bowl
• Marathon County Tax Prep. Assistance
• Reduced price radon kits available
• A brush with Packers fame
• One dead, another injured in Forest County shooting
• Gov. Walker signs tax cut on health savings accounts
• Your lucky Packers rituals
• Packers Super Bowl gear arrives in Wausau
• Go Pack Go! Who's excited for the Superbowl!?!?!?!
• Man pleads not guilty to killing mother, hiding corpse
• CB Underwood sex assault probe continues
• Packers win has political implications
• Solar company eyes Wausau for 600 jobs
• Welcome back NTC students! Spring semester classes begin today.
• Obama to alter State of the Union
• Fitness guru Jack LaLanne, 96, dies at Calif. home
• Packers fans in Chicago wont forget this win
• I-39/Highway 51 lane closures begin today
• Tomahawk man arrested for 5th OWI
• Temperatures return to normal for the week
• Packers winning NFC title makes life better, some fans say
• Guide offers playbook for Packers fans heading to Dallas for Super Bowl
• Wausau becomes a ghost town during Packers playoff games
• Stevens Point committee hopes to revive Fox Theater
• Community News Scan
• CrimeStoppers: Tools stolen from garage
• Fire continues at grain bin
• Long-term unemployed face stigmas in job search
• Lincoln County Courthouse almost done
• St. Paul sports bar plans bear roast
• Can you tell a good Packers-Bears joke
• Right to Life rallies in downtown Wausau
• Week in Review: GOP proposals in overdrive, auto insurance up for debate
• A look back at Wausau in 1941: The last Bears-Packers playoff game
• Around town, everyone seems to be catching Packer fever
• Non-fans guide to Packers parties
• Some Wausau businesses success in recession not easy but possible
• Results for the 2011 Walt Disney World Half Marathon
• Smoldering corn causes flare-ups at Brokaw grain bin fire
• Beer Mans title game Cheeseheads vs. Chicago
• Hotel assault victim testifies by video during hearing
• Scouting role model Vernon Gordon Whereatt dies
• Merrill man sentenced in meth case
• Lincoln County sees deer herd growth
• Packers, Bears fans not afraid to show their colors in enemy territory
• Brokaw grain bin burns after backdraft explosion
• 200 cows in Stockton died of pneumonia
• Highway 51 repairs to begin Monday
• Three injured in rollover in Wittenberg
• Robbery suspect still at large
• Bears-Packers: Fans say its biggest game ever
• Packers vs. Bears culinary playoff
• Merrill library to host Wii gaming match
• Man to stand trial in hotel assault, robbery case
• Highway 51 lane closures scheduled for next week
• Hospital program named award finalist for domestic abuse work
• Brokaw grain bin explodes
• State commission accepting cost-cutting suggestions
• Pneumonia killed about 200 cattle on town of Stockton farm
• Businesses in Packers mode
• Wis. Rep Ryan to deliver GOP response to State of Union
• Wis. justices quibble over money, accountability
• Burr....it's cold outside, but it's Friday! Have a great weekend.
• Home sales down in 2010
• 2,000 tickets remain for Sunday, but theyre pricey
• Oconto Co. girl accused of trying to kill stepmom
• Dangerous wind chills forecast
• Wisconsinoutdoorfun.com: Five fun events for your chilly weekend
• Wausau police search for robbery suspect
• At least 4 school districts close, delay start due to bitter cold
• Oneida man, Deke Suri, faces attempted first-degree intentional homicide charges
• Assembly takes up lawsuit reform bill
• Walker rejects UW plant biomass boiler
• Golf-club beating victim has no memory of attack
• Merrills What If You Could Clubs goal is check off bucket lists
• Wausau men make their case for which team has better fans -- Packers or Bears
• Marathon County deputy cited for drunken driving suspended
• D.C. Everest Charter School needs building, students
• Tax cut a chance to pay off debt or save, financial advisers say
• Sean Duffy to return to Wausau for ceremonial swearing-in
• Obama picks Bears to win NFC Championship
• Prep wrestling: Rapids handles West
• Updated: Wausau Police searching for robbery suspect
• Sheriffs deputy suspended after DUI citation
• Lambeau Field closing for Sundays game in Chicago
• Lincoln County deer population rising
• Merrill group forms to achieve life goals
• Wis. teen charged with trying to poison stepmother
• Jamus Baumgardt, 28, to stand trial in battery of Miss. man
• Wisconsin unemployment at 7.5 percent for Dec.
• Bears-Packers: Fans say its the biggest game ever
• Tax deductions for Wis. job creation passes committee
• Grandfather of Fox Valley residents threw winning touchdown in Green Bay Packers first victory over Chicago Bears
• Oshkosh delivers first trucks in huge contract
• Amherst woman charged with embezzlement
• Bitter cold moves in
• 89-year-old Green Bay area man accused of sex assaults
• Green Bay man convicted in fatal Lincoln County crash
• Cause of Knowlton fire still unknown
• Groundskeeper says Soldier Field turf will be ready for NFC Championship game
• Lincoln County seeks residents ideas for events to hold at fairgrounds
• Sean Duffy, Reid Ribble vote to rescind health care reform law
• Former hostage Kevin Hermening shares views on U.S. policies with Iran
• Former Iranian hostages, including Wausau-area native, gather 30 years after release for reunion
• Trigs bratwursts at stake in NFC title game bet between governors
• Emergency exercise scheduled at UWSP
• Mans child pornography charges increased to 75
• Semi hits horse on Highway 29
• Sean Duffy opens district office in Wausau
• Snowmobile crash injures one
• One injured in snowmobile crash
• Wisconsin freshmen vote to rescind health care law
• Share Bears-Packers jokes
• Share Bears-Packers jokes
• Milwaukee archbishop bets against Bears
• Lincoln County officials ask residents for input
• Rhinelander boy honored for heroism after saving life of sister who was having a seizure
• Add your prediction Packers/Bears score
• Trigs brats to be used in governors Packers-Bears game bet
• Homicide trial of Michael Haydon postponed a second time
• Sheboygan tongue-biting woman, Karen Lueders, pleads not guilty by reason of mental disease
• Duffy says vote for health care repeal is first step toward replacement
• Duffy opens Wausau district office
• Man charged with child porn set for hearing
• Single digits moving in
• Knowlton home destroyed in fire
• Semi hits horse on Highway 29, crashes
• Wis. Senate approves lawsuit reform bill
• Green Bay Packers vs. Chicago Bears playoff tickets average $713
• Wine, Cheese All That Jazz aims for bigger and better
• Packers fans hit the road for NFC Championship game
• Some Badger State Winter Games athletes weigh cost of participation
• Rib Mountain State Park friends group awarded
• Pneumonia likely cause of steer deaths
• Appleton man to broadcast Vang Pao funeral
• Make your Packers/Bears game prediction
• Merrill High School holds fundraiser
• Juvenile breaks into business, falls asleep
• Badger States Winter Games still drive economy
• State asks to intervene in civil case against ex-district attorney
• GOP, White House battle over health care repeal
• FFA and FBLA clubs organize benefit to fight cancer
• Chicagos Packers-Bears Tickets sold out in 1 minute
• Boost expected from Badger State Games
• Three Badgers to play in Senior Bowl
• Rib Mountain park friends given DNR award
• President Obama to visit Manitowoc Jan. 26
• Walker tax cut proposals before budget committee
• Man charged with assaulting Fond du Lac girl over 17 years
• Predict the Packers/Bears score
• Flurries linger before noon
• Doyle to specialize in health care and energy policy issues
• Green Bay Packers dominate TV ratings as well
• Gov. Scott Walker looking for ideas for Packers-Bears bet
• Number of Packers, Bears tickets limited
• California man wanted for 98 murder surrenders
• Computer Classes: Publisher, Excel, PowerPoint!
• Local retailers get ready for rush on Packers products
• Snow causes numerous crashes in Wausau area
• Town of Rome mans survival after explosion amazing
• Former business owner Ara Cherchian joins government waste commission
• Ex-DA Ken Kratz says hes immune to sexual harassment civil lawsuit
• Wausau School Board mulls $1.6M in cuts
• Packers, Bears fans wanted
• Johnson filled with optimism after trip to Afghanistan
• Womens health program set
• Stroke screenings available to public
• UWMC lecture series begins
• Todays Death Notices
• Ara Cherchian says business experience will help cut state spending
• Job seekers: Looking for a makeover, help with job hunt
• Believe it this time Favre files retirement papers
• Sen. Johnson filled with optimism after trip to Afghanistan
• Former DA Ken Kratz responds to lawsuit over sexting case
• Truck plunges off bridge near Wisconsin Dells, injuring 2 people
• The Infant and Toddler Development course is being offered at the Wittenberg and Antigo Campuses starting Jan. 29. Go to www.ntc.edu to register.
• Looking for Packers, Bears fans living in enemy territory
• Record your Packers/Bears game predictions
• DNR to trap dozens of deer for long-term study
• Legislature set to take action on Walker bills
• One more week before spring semester starts...there's still time to enroll. Call or stop in today!
• Snowfall to begin the week
• Update: Snow spurs multiple morning crashes
• Man accused of threats against Wis. mall
• Community finds Feed the Fish in familiar waters
• Men honored for rescuing girl
• New racial profiling law ignored by some Wisconsin sheriffs departments
• Kronenwetter treasurer named
• Elijah, Madeline top local picks for newborns in 2010
• Packers, Bears fans pumped for teams battle for NFC Championship
• Special Olympics comes to Wausau
• Official: Cut in board size doesnt mean savings
• Hit-and-run suspect sought
• Police looking for hit-and-run suspect
• Snow likely tonight, Monday
• McDEVCO refocuses on job creation in Wausau area
• Weston aims to bring estimate for bicycle-pedestrian bridge down to $2 million
• Fire destroys Elands Outskirts bar
• Communities promote businesses through newsletters, websites
• Familiar faces will be on Wisconsin Hometown Stories: Wausau
• Police ID men hurt in OWI crash on Highway 29
• Documentary focuses on how community spirit thrives in Wausau after 200 years
• CrimeStoppers: Chicago Avenue arson info sought
• Updated: Fire destroys The Outskirts bar in Eland
• Ideas sought for Lincoln County fairgrounds use
• Republicans pick Wisconsins Reince Priebus to lead Republican National Committee
• Police say alcohol a factor in wreck that blocked Highway 29
• Appeals court considers WIAA sports webcast case
• Jurors discuss verdict in Raul Ponce-Rocha homicide trial
• Falcons -- the birds -- a formidable opponent
• Pack faithful bring intensity
• United Way of Marathon County to help with Earned Income Tax Credits
• Merrill man sentenced in meth case
• 200 dead cows found on farm in Stockton
• Merrill man sentenced in meth case
• New: 200 dead cows found on Stockton farm
• GOP picks Wisconsins Reince Priebus to head party, replacing Steele
• Members of Ponce-Rocha jury discuss their verdict
• Weston bike, ped Highway 29 overpass moving forward
• Minn. officially asks Wis. to honor $58.7M debt
• Rory Kuenzi gets 23 years in prison for hit-and-run death of Kevin McCoy in Waupaca County
• Updated: Wis. GOP caps punitive damages in tort reform bill
• Read Packers/Falcons predictions, add yours
• View and upload Packers fan photos here
• State of the State address set for Feb. 1
• Updated: Crash slows traffic on Highway 29
• Republicans seek to stop UW unionization
• Fond du Lac County jury says tractor fatal likely criminal
• Two more inches of snow expected tonight
• Computer Classes: Sign Up Today!
• Community Calendar Jan. 14 to Jan. 21
• Raul Ponce-Rocha convicted of killing D.C. Everest student Breanna Schneller
• Marathon County makes progress on Agenda 2010 issues
• Trucker finds time for Packers on road
• Walker in Wausau to promote jobs
• Element Mobile works to fix network
• Snowmobile trails reopen in Wood, Clark and Marathon Counties
• Accidental shooting victim released
• Boy starts fire at Merrill home
• Crash victims name released
• Boy playing with matches starts fire at Merrill home
• Many state retirees to see dip in pension checks
• Many state retirees to see dip in pension checks
• BREAKING NEWS: Jury finds Ponce-Rocha guilty
• Officials look to expand marketing, use of Lincoln County Fairgrounds
• Walker pumps jobs plan at Wausaus PDM Bridge
• Ex-teacher Ryan Zellner convicted in sex cases at Southwest, West De Pere, Kiel high schools 25-year prison term urged
• Court blog: Closing arguments in teen slaying case
• Brett Favres sister to be charged in meth lab bust, has history of criminal troubles
• Walker proposal on Commerce Department gets airing
• Rapids woman accused of biting toddler
• NTC is offering the Written Communication course this spring in off-campus at Bowler High School, Tigerton High School, Rosholt High School, Menominee Indian High School in Keshena, and at the Wittenberg High School...giving you more convenient location
• Wis prison population declines for second year
• Republicans want constitutional change on voter ID
• Republicans want constitutional change on voter ID
• AP: Gov. Walker, others threatened
• AP: Gov. Walker, others threatened
• Update: Lincoln County woman killed while getting her mail
• Lincoln County home destroyed in fire
• Several inches of snow to fall the next few days
• Cranes from Wisconsin found dead in Georgia
• Defense rests in Raul Ponce-Rochas homicide trial
• Arlington National Cemetery burial for Hmong Army Gen. Vang Pao gets support
• West side Wausau fire leaves man, son homeless
• Marathon County Public Safety Committee goal is to reduce repeat criminals in justice system
• D.C. Everests coach Wayne Steffenhagens retirement comes amid big restructuring
• Updated: Woman shoots self in leg, refuses hospital bed
• Gov. Scott Walker to visit PDM Bridge today
• Federal court ruling on prep sports webcasts will resonate across U.S.
• Merrill woman struck, killed by minivan
• Brett Favres sister arrested in meth lab bust
• Police investigating threat against Wis. senators
• All Marathon County snowmobile trails to open
• Walker says campaign targeting Illinois coming
• Walker promises to lower income taxes
• Liberal group considers legal challenge to ID
• Replacing Wayne Steffenhagen will be a challenge
• Wis. gov proposes new wind farm regs
• Court blog: Day 6 of testimony in teen slaying case
• Everests Steffenhagen stepping down
• Everests Steffenhagen stepping down
• Record your Packers/Falcons game predictions
• Governor Scott Walker defends tax cut plans
• Many programs are still accepting applications and enrolling students in the Spring 2011 term. Here's a few of them: Dairy Science, Marketing, Mechanical Design, Architecture/Residential Design, EMT and General Studies. Stop by or call your local ca
• Marinette school hostage-taker ruled sober
• Antigo shop searched for guns
• Arizona attack sobering for Sen. Ron Johnson of Wisconsin
• Fire damages home in Wausau
• Flurries today, heavier snow possible by Friday night
• Raul Ponce-Rocha says he didnt kill D.C. Everest student, implicates another
• University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point union in the works
• Gov. Scott Walker says Wisconsin will aggressively court jobs
• Federal Building in Wausau awaits City Council decision
• University of Wisconsin Marathon County professor, former professor publish student guide to J.K. Rowlings incredible world
• Everest, Mosinee school board members run unopposed
• Snekkevik Ski Event open to all ages
• Calling all football fans
• Everest, Mosinee school board members run unopposed
• Brokaw grain bin catches fire
• Kindness of stranger warms snowmobiler
• Playoffs not moneymaker for Packers
• Todays Death Notices
• D.C. Everest and Mosinee school boards unlikely to change
• Daily Herald looking for football fans
• Wis. govs new waste commission meets
• Hospital adds new board members
• Wausau Committee to finalize Fed Building agreement
• NY Times 10 Best Books of 2010
• Medication drop box open in Kronenwetter
• Hey fans Upload your Packers photos here
• Court blog: Day 5 of testimony in teen slaying case
• Girls basketball: Newman plays host to Stratford tonight
• VFW bartender saves heart attack victims life
• Point mayor to take public input on CenterPoint MarketPlace
• How's your winter break going? Doing anything fun?
• Gov. Scott Walker orders flags to be flown at half-staff
• Van Hollen moves to join multistate health care lawsuit
• An inch of snow to fall as temperatures return to normal
• Ponce-Rocha might take stand in own defense today
• United Way grant allocations dip
• Sean Duffy vows shootings wont stop his planned meetings with public
• Horace Mann Middle School Principal Ty Becker out with serious illness
• FBI: Manson Insurance scams net $9 million
• Stomp in snow with your dog
• DMV offices to close
• Commission hopes to trim $300M in government waste
• First hearings on Gov. Scott Walker bills set
• Man faces drug charges
• Court blog: Day 4 of testimony in teen slaying case
• DMV offices closed Friday, Monday
• Walker plans Thursday trips to Green Bay, Wausau
• Central Wisconsin Baseball Hall of Fame class announced
• Suspect in Rhinelander drug investigation to appear in court
• FBI continues Manson Insurance investigation
• Snow possible late tonight
• Packers faithful confident after team clips Eagles
• For Steven Point resident Renee Kings birthday, family asked people to do good deeds
• Simple steps can save cash on doctor visits
• Pine River man severs fingers in farming accident
• Fire causes minor damage
• No arrests in Weston robbery
• Community News Scan
• Court candidates test state-backed campaign money
• Gov. Walkers bold agenda a political risk
• Missing womans family offers reward
• The Friday Night Legends Show at Dales Weston Lanes
• Lincoln County man loses fingers in farm accident
• Some Wausau area small business owners find success in building a business from their hobby
• Police search for snowmobilers in frozen lake near Mosinee
• 2010 was 7th warmest year in Wausau since 1896
• Week in Review: New people, new issues, same politics
• Former inspector to run for Kronenwetter board seat
• Three central Wisconsin banks ordered to improve by FDIC
• CrimeStoppers: Police seek storage unit thief
• Health officials confirm bedbugs in central Wisconsin
• U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords shot, U.S. District Judge John Roll and 5 others killed in Arizona rampage
• Study nixes link between vaccines and autism
• Arizona Rep. Giffords shot, 6 killed in rampage
• Slightly warmer day in the forecast
• Marathon County prepares plan for land use
• Alcohol factor in 9 of 10 Portage County fatal crashes
• Report of fraud accusation stuns Manson Insurance owner
• Wausau Hmong community mourns revered cultural leader Vang Pao
• Prosecutors say evidence bountiful in Ponce-Rocha trial
• Vilas County police identitfy fatal crash victim
• Kronenwetter police warn about identity theft
• 4 vie for Wausau School Board
• Police seek 3 robbery suspects
• Necedah man faces child porn charges
• TVs, food key to good Packers party
• Grand opening of Central Wisconsin Childrens Museum set for today
• Badgers Clay declares for the NFL draft
• Republicans bring back photo ID measure
• Learn a Language with Mango
• Court blog: Day 3 of testimony in teen slaying case
• Police searching for three men after Weston armed robbery
• Minnesota Hmong community mourns generals death
• Clark County deputies arrest Ashland attempted murder suspect
• Wis traffic deaths below 5-year average
• Loggers Landing at Grand Lodge giveaway-enter to win
• Another cold day in store
• New Wis. DNR leader promises to help businesses
• Investigators say evidence contradicts Raul Ponce-Rochas statements
• Merrill School Board officials prepare for dismal 2011-12 budget
• Hmong leader Vang Pao dies
• Mosinee man charged in another standoff
• Merrill residents can learn more about cops at citizens police academy
• Grand opening of Central Wisconsin Childrens Museum set for Saturday
• Weather stalls outdoor activities across the state
• Cocaine arrest in Wausau leads to 8-year sentence for Chicago man
• Six candidates vie for Merrill School Board
• Arbitrator to decide Rothschild union dispute
• Gamblers struggling with Packers matchup
• Todays Death Notices
• Wausau arrest leads to eight-year prison sentence for cocaine possession
• Badgers Watt to enter NFL draft
• Darboy native Charlie Knuth suffers respiratory failure at University of Minnesota Amplatz Childrens Hospital
• Police Academy comes to Merrill
• Merrill school district leaders looking at budget cuts
• Grab a video camera and get your creativity on! The 2010-11 Futuremakers Video Competition is back for a third year. The competition is just for students and is free to enter. Students get to compete for cash prizes of $2,500, $1,000 and $500. Simply v
• Woman who tried to end Dahmers crimes dead at 56
• Live blog: Day 2 of testimony in teen slaying case
• Man charged in Rothschild standoff faces new charges
• Spring semester begins Jan. 24
• Obama again nominates Butler for federal judge
• Temperature to drop below zero tonight
• Witnesses testify about grisly murder scene in trial of Raul Ponce-Rocha
• Stevens Point mall down to two stores as Claires closes
• Police to record race at traffic stops
• Marathon County Board shouldnt shrink, member survey says
• Insurance Commissioner Ted Nickel vows to keep state an industry leader
• St. Marys Catholic School rises up in Tomahawk
• Wausau Daily Herald seeks travel photos
• Three to compete for Wausaus District 1
• Rothschild Police plan Neighborhood Watch meeting
• Todays Death Notices
• Wis. gives tribes $692,000 in police grants
• Former U.S. Senator Russ Feingold to teach law at Marquette Law School
• Alcohol a factor in 9 out 10 fatal crashes in Portage Co.
• Gov. Walker touring businesses in western Wisconsin
• bLive court blog: /bTeen slaying trial begins
• Archdiocese in Wis. to seek bankruptcy protection
• Snow, below zero wind chill in the forecast for today
• 71-year-old sex offender released from mental facility
• Central Wisconsin men among Packers Fan Hall of Fame finalists
• Jury chosen for homicide trial against man accused of killing D.C. Everest student
• Rib Mountain residents argue Granite Peak shouldnt shoulder blame for extra snow in Wausau
• More E. coli cases reported from Zillmans smoked meat
• Three Weston property owners to allow urban deer hunt on their land
• Lincoln County man appointed insurance commissioner by Scott Walker
• Merrill Schools seek budget opinions
• Candidates file papers, prepare for local elections
• R-Value sells $10,000 MegaMillions ticket
• Man charged with strangulation
• Prep hockey: Wests Susens records 500th victory
• Lincoln County insurance expert appointed to insurance commissioner
• Municipal election slate set
• Rib Mountain Board to discuss Granite Peak snowmaking
• Sexual predator to be released Wednesday in Marathon County
• Obama to sign bill to improve nations food safety
• 2 candidates file to run for Wis. Supreme Court
• Are you hosting a Packers playoff party
• Are you hosting a Packers playoff party
• Prep hockey: Susens goes for win No. 500 tonight
• Jury from La Crosse County selected to hear Schneller homicide case
• Zillman Meat Market linked to three more cases of E.coli according to new Marathon County Health Department release
• R-Value sells $10K winning MegaMillions ticket
• New GOP governor greets Wis. Democrats
• NTC campuses resume regular business hours today.
• Hope everyone enjoyed the holidays, and had a happy New Year!
• Outgoing Wis. treasurer says $33 million returned
• Flurries ending, below normal temps for week
• UW-Oshkosh uses food waste to provide energy
• Massage therapists sue Favre, Jets over texts
• D.C. Everest board approves 4K planning
• Green Bay Packers fans plan trips to Philly after win over Chicago
• D.C. Everest Gaming Club expands Evercon to two days
• Gov. Scott Walker promises swift action on job creation
• Judge allows dog DNA in trucker murder trial
• Logging truck rollover slows traffic
• Marathon County closes snowmobile trails
• Crash victims in fair condition
• Marathon man served family, community
• GOP excited for Gov. Scott Walker Dems wary
• Police use Taser on Kronenwetter man
• Todays Death Notices
• Jerome Plant and Sherri White of Wausau recovering after Lincoln County rollover
• Walker takes legal action against federal health care law
• Wis. slaying suspect sticks with not-guilty pleas
• Are you going to the Packers playoff game
• Protesters rip new Wis. governor on jobs
• Marathon County closes snowmobile trails
• Review of homicide convictions is mostly done
• Doyle, Walker to meet before inauguration ceremony
• Mequon police seek driver who hit and killed 2
• Marathon County deputies respond to series of crashes in morning commute
• Snow back in the forecast
• Big sigh of relief for Packers fans
• E-readers kindle conflict for book lovers
• Full slate set for April 5 election
• Two injured in rollover crash
• Police break up youth fight
• Walker plans gala for todays inauguration
• Teen slaying trial set to begin
• Community News Scan
• Man charged with 6th OWI
• End of the line Favre says it is
• No one injured in Waldvogel Trucking tanker-trailer rollover
• Weekend closes sunny and cold
• Mosinee man arrested on felony OWI charge
• Ski trails open at Nine Mile
• Merrill man charged with felony OWI
• CrimeStoppers: Police seek info on road sign theft
• Deal with Iola Winter Sports Club secures portion of Ice Age Trail
• New Years fights shut down Schofield night club
• Badgers faithful disappointed in Rose Bowl loss
• Neighbors welcome riverfront development in Wausau
• New Years baby born in midst of Rose Bowl fever
• Milwaukee cops say homicides up 31 percent in 10
• Milwaukee man wins $2.7M slot-machine jackpot
• New Year baby born in midst of Rose Bowl fever
• Horned Frogs edge Badgers 21-19
• Ski trails open at Nine Mile
• New Year starts with cold, wind
• Bruisers Nite Club in Schofield closed after police respond to several fights
• Payday loan limits headline new laws taking effect today
• Abbotsford man among dead in New Orleans warehouse fire
• Crashes reported on Highway 29 as freezing rain moves in
• Watch: 2010 video highlight reel
• New and (same old) resolutions for New Year
• Rain, then cold to ring in New Year
• Burn victim Todd Zastrow of the town of Merrill being treated in Madison
• List: New Years Eve events in the area
• NE Wis. boy gets stem cell transplant for rare disease
• Snowplow drivers clear the way while you sleep
• Roller derby, Mosinee principal, flooding, FBI raid, chalkfest are just some of the Wausau Daily Heralds most-viewed online stories, photos and videos of 2010
• Milwaukee named drunkest city in United States by The Daily Beast
• Police Log
• Merrill house fire burns man severely, kills dog
• Rothschild, Weston request judgment on power plant revenue sharing
• Correction
• Death of man killed by fuel truck called accidental
• Men seek dismissal of animal mistreatment charges in dogs death
• Weather closes ice rinks, trails in Marathon County
• Deceased mans survivors sought
• Chase Boruch homicide case hearing rescheduled
• Response to medical emergency amazes couple of Badgers fans
• New hearing set for Chase Boruch, accused of killing his mother, Sally Pergolski, in Lincoln County
• Nekoosa men seek dismissal of animal mistreatment charges
• Roads in good shape for morning commute
• 102-year-old building demolished in Stevens Point
• Update: Man burned in Merrill area house fire, Lab missing
• Snowmobile trails in NW Marathon County close
• Freezing drizzle advisory in effect until 9 a.m.
• Wausau West graduate to perform with University of Wisconsin Marching Band at Rose Bowl
• Fatal crash tally slides
• SafeRide use soars at bars in Marathon County
• Television shooting, Wausau mans wild goose chase, controversial ballot description just some of the strange stories in Wisaconsin in 2010
• Womens Community seeks votes to win grant
• Mans death called suspicious
• Free Nordic ski lessons scheduled in Wausau
• Rain expected to close ice rinks
• Crash sends one to hospital
• Womens Community needs online votes to win grant
• Death of man pinned by truck in Vilas County considered suspicious
• Wausau man suffers minor injuries in rollover
• NFL fines Favre 50k for failure to cooperate
• Sunny skies today, freezing drizzle begins tonight
• Warm hearts defy frigid weather at polar plunges
• Review: Aid for sexual assault victims up
• Man pinned by truck found dead
• Rain, then deep freeze expected
• Whats your ideal Valentines Day
• Adults invited to skating lessons
• Offices plan holiday closings
• Walker proposes revamping Wisconsin Commerce Department
• Plans for The Fillmor in downtown Wausau forge ahead
• Snow from Granite Peak Area snow-making machines hit everything downwind
• Interlibrary Loan Changes @MCPL
• Fillmor owners to forge ahead
• Snowmaking leads to added snow on Hwy 51, complaints about road
• An ideal Valentines Day
• Area roads could get slick with rain, cold in forecast
• Whats your idea of a nice Valentines Day
• Exonerated Wis. man to get $25,000
• Rapids man sentenced in car-ramming case
• Wisconsin teen accused of demanding nude photos
• No new illness reports from E. coli contamination at Zillman Meat Market
• Thursday is furlough day for Wisconsin state agencies
• Fond du Lac man charged with death of toddler
• Warmer weather forecast brings Wis. flood threat
• Pleasant today, but a New Years thaw is on the way
• New York Giants forced to spend another day in Wisconsin
• Retailers revel in sales results
• Christmas tree disposal options available
• Gov.-elect Walker says jobs pledge key to success
• Remembrance: Charlotte Ann Webb emanated integrity, compassion
• Man gets 24 months of probation for involvement in gas station disturbance
• Police seek man accused of attempting to rob employee outside PLS Payday Loan
• Correction
• NTC, UWSP OK credit transfer
• Man charged with 6th OWI
• One injured in collision
• Three hurt at Granite Peak
• Nekoosa man to appear on child pornography charges
• Retailers hope for record holiday shopping totals
• Police search for Christmas Eve Weston cash-store robber
• Looking for new Kindle or e-reader owners
• Looking for stranded travelers
• East Coast storm strands travelers, vexes drivers
• Ashland Co. crash kills 2 injures 1
• Milwaukee woman arrested for drunken driving after man falls out of her car
• Area ATV trails to open this week
• Wisconsin will soon have first Latina legislator
• In Congress, harder line looms on immigration
• Crash near Athens leads to mans arrest on 6th OWI charge
• Oshkosh professor helps revive lost Dr. Seuss music, film
• Mix of sun and clouds today
• Group says six men convicted in Tom Monfils death are innocent
• Money donated for veterans grave flags in Wood County will benefit veterans in other ways
• Marathon County Landfill to start recycling oil filters
• Occupants safely escape Christmas house fire in Stevens Point
• Crowds seek thrills at Sylvan Tubing Hill
• Recycling capacity expands for Veolia customers in Wausau area
• Wausau East and Wausau West food drive motivated by homefield advantage
• Adderall use spreads on University of Wisconsin campuses
• Red Kettle drive continues
• Tubing hill full of holiday fun
• Red Kettle campaign continuing this week
• Fire damages home on Christmas Day
• Teen birth rate declining
• Holidays a painful time for families of missing persons
• Honor Flight organizers make thanking WWII vets their mission
• ATV trails plan to build shelters
• CrimeStoppers: Police seek trailer thief
• UWMC offers winterim courses
• Merrill stops chimney fire
• Jim Doyles time as governor marked by bad economy
• Holiday dinners spread cheer to residents in need
• Girl with heart defects thankful at holiday
• Volunteers offer Christmas cheer
• Merrill Fire Department puts out chimney fire
• Slight chance of snow showers today
• Car breaks through ice
• One person hurt in four-car crash
• Correction
• Snowmobilers on way to Eagle River derby
• Last-minute holiday shoppers pack Wausau Center mall on Christmas Eve
• Granite Peak skiers revel in real snow
• Wausau-area churches mission projects span seasons, globe
• Granite Peak reveling in real snow
• Local churches mission work spans globe
• Car partially breaks through ice on Lake Wausau
• NORAD in 55th year of tracking Santas trip
• Updated: Highway 51 crashes send one to hospital
• Flurries possible through tomorrow night
• E. coli reported at Zillman Meat Market
• Merrill Fire Department tree tradition shines on
• Bowler soldier celebrates at home before Iraq deployment
• Wanted: Info on missing ice fishing shanty, equipment
• UWMC offers winterim courses
• Newspaper offices closed today
• Prep hockey: West falls to Eau Claire Memorial
• THIS WEEKEND: Soldier home for holiday, church missions, Person of the Year
• Updated: Four sickened by E. coli after eating meat from Zillman Meat Market
• Newspaper offices closed Friday for holiday
• College students can take seven classes in Wausau during winter break
• Rare African lion cub born at Madison zoo
• Odd News: Validity of lost python ad questioned
• Omro mother pleads not guilty to homicide charges
• UW-Green Bay sex assault investigation delayed
• ALL NTC campuses will be closed from noon on Friday, Dec. 24 through Monday, Jan. 3. Regular campus hours will resume on Tuesday, Jan. 4. Hope you all enjoy the holidays.
• NTC will be open tomorrow (Dec. 24) from 7:30 a.m. to noon.
• Kwik Trip to add 400 jobs in La Crosse, 2,000 companywide
• Milwaukee man charged in 7 slayings due in court
• Cloudy skies from now until Christmas
• Wisconsin Lottery sales struggling
• Wausau to buy riverfront land for development in $2.6 million deal
• Former Wausau school aide Bee Lor faces 2nd sexual assault count
• DNR grant to help Semco clean up river property
• Angelos Family Pizzeria burglarized
• Documentary highlights Wausau areas history
• Communities careful with holiday parties
• Municipalities closed for holiday
• Man involved in dump truck crash
• Marathon, Lincoln County snowmobile trails open today
• Outdoor skating rinks open in Wausau
• Antigo man in fair condition after salvage yard accident
• Wausau unemployment rate improves slightly
• Merrill man faces 6th OWI charge
• Firefighters battle Lincoln County fires
• Fake $20 bills circulating in Lincoln County
• Tax Forms Update!
• Merrill man arrested for sixth drunk driving offense
• Jobless rate improves in most of Wisconsin
• Merrill manufacturing company gets funding for environmental work
• Municipalities closed for holiday
• Marathon County outdoor skate rinks open
• Wisconsin Public Television to unveil Wisconsin Hometown Stories: Wausau in January
• Lincoln County snowmobile trails open Thursday
• Obama signs dont ask, dont tell repeal
• Bee Lor, former teachers aide in Wausau School District, ordered to stand trial on assault charge
• Green Bay man, John Johnson, gets prison for flat tire scam
• Senate approves defense bill, sends it to House
• City to purchase riverfront property
• Angelos Pizzeria burglary under investigation, police to review surveillance tape
• Milk production lags in Wisconsin, Minnesota
• Merrill firefighters called to chimney fire
• Wittenberg man involved in Vilas County dump truck crash
• Weather to be uneventful through Christmas
• Oneida dad reportedly gives kids sleeping pills theyre OK
• Merrill Mitten Tree decorations help kids keep warm
• Stevens Point man accused of molesting boy gets 4 years in prison
• Marshfield man dies at Lewis Construction Inc. construction site
• Snowfall causes more than 100 crashes across county
• Avoid brain freezes to prevent snowblowing injuries
• OSHA investigates auto-crusher accident
• Wausau-area residents keep local pantries full
• Wisconsin population up 6 percent no gain in U.S. House
• Two people rescued from floating ice near Sturgeon Bay
• Correction
• Clinics set holiday hours
• Vet group plans toy giveaway
• Man charged with 5th OWI
• Thank you, Wausau Noon Optimists and Target!
• Tackle Excess
• NTC to offer Merrill GED testing
• Todays Death Notices
• Marathon County opens snowmobile trails Thursday
• OSHA to investigate auto salvage machine accident
• US Senate OKs Navy plan to buy Ala., Wis. warships
• Wis case against alleged spam mastermind inches on
• Walker proposes bolstering Wis. governors power
• PHOTOS: Top entertainment stories of 2010
• Wis lawmaker wants new school mascot law repealed
• Marshfield man dies working on construction site
• Rodgers status remains unclear for Packers
• Yolanda Saldana, Denmark, charged after child left in car in 16-degree weather
• Census set to show Wis. retaining 8 US House seats
• Snowy roads in Marathon County make for a slow commute
• Snow and freezing drizzle today
• Higher gas prices wont keep holiday travelers home
• Whiting mill employees receive helping hands from Midwest Renewable Energy Association and UWSP
• Missing Antigo teenager found in MInnesota
• Merrill schools prepares to send layoff notices to 35 teachers
• Wausau man faces eighth OWI charge
• County assists with FEMA requests for three properties damaged by September storms
• Attorneys fired prior to hearing for man accused of killing mother
• Wausaus Jubilee House offers meals every Thursday
• Weston sends shared revenue idea to Walker
• Wausau Daily Herald seeks best Christmas light displays
• Merrill School Board President Jeff Verdoorn honored
• Person injured at Wellers Auto Salvage in Franzen
• DNR hopes to cut algae in Wisconsin River
• Former Wis. legislator settles misconduct case
• Todays Death Notices
• Antigo teenager found in Minn.
• Community snapshots
• Seeking best holiday light displays
• Chase Boruch, accused of killing his mother in Lincoln County, fires attorney
• Point man suffers minor injuries after van struck by train
• Wausau committee holds hearing on blight tonight
• Person injured at salvage yard
• Full lunar eclipse to take place tonight
• Mom jailed after toddler found in car outside Green Bay bar
• Union approves Kohler Co. contract
• Poverty rates up in most Wis. counties
• Wausau man arrested for eighth drunken driving offense
• Four inches of snow expected tonight
• Upcoming government meetings
• Stock the Shelves effort raises $551,014
• Merrill officials put redevelopment plan back on the table
• Marathon County leads state in underage tobacco sales
• Obey reflects on 40-plus years in Congress
• $10,000 in grants awarded to Merrill-area schools
• Reports: Brewers trade for Royals Greinke
• Update: Fire consumes barn near Merrill
• YWCA offers ballroom dance
• Kronenwetter gas spill cleanup nears finish
• Column: Kicking the shovel habit
• CrimeStoppers: Police seek shanty thief
• That special ornament
• Operation Homefront still has toys to give
• Agenda 2010: Government administration costs more in Wausau area than in comparable cities
• Biking, pedestrians focus of Wausaus outdoor recreation plan
• Agenda 2010: Whether leaner or merged, government must be smart
• Antigo teenager Christina M. Whaley missing since Monday
• Operation Homefront donates toys for military families
• Its official: Rodgers out for Sundays game
• Antigo Police seek missing teenager
• Fire at IROW causes $30,000 in damages
• Colleagues, friends bid Thomas Lee, Wausau-Marathon County Diversity Affairs director, farewell
• Fillmor floods after pipe bursts on second floor
• Lincoln County Christmas tree growers depend on immigrants
• Snowmobile trail open in Lincoln County
• 400 block yields 54 names so far
• New NTC website debuts
• Fire destroys Marathon house
• Deal struck for woman accused of pirating DVDs
• Man pleads innocent in prostitution case
• Girls basketball: DCE downs Wausau East
• Water pipe bursts, damages former Fillmor
• Woman accused of DVD piracy agrees to plea deal
• Milwaukee clergy sex abuse victims demand more transparency, turn down $4.6 million to resolve lawsuits
• Marathon County leads state in underage smoke sales
• Tomahawk snowmobile trail open to riders
• Thornton enters not guilty plea in Wausau kidnapping, prostitution charges
• Wausau area veterans can get free hams, turkeys
• Bank of Montreal buys MI Bank for $4.1B
• Machine catches fire in IROW plant
• Government waste and migrant workers
• Online site highlights flexible learning options available to NTC students
• Wal-Mart recalls 2.2 million electric heaters
• Hearing today for Bosnian accused of lying
• Congress sends tax legislation to White House
• Venison donations continue decline
• Below-normal temps continue in forecast
• Wausau man sentenced to 3 years in prison for using counterfeit bills
• Bicyclist hit by mail truck arrested on warrant
• Stroke victims dog found after disappearing before snowstorm
• Police break up suspected shoplifting spree in Rib Mountain
• Kannenberg Plaza residents ready for renovations
• Firefighters team up to provide gifts
• Weekend snow opens ski trails, tubing hill
• Unemployment drops for Wisconsin
• Two departments fight house fire in Marathon
• Semi spills load of wood chips on Highway 8
• Weston apartment fire damages total $50K
• Duffy names top aides
• Marathon Cup: West, Everest to meet for title
• Updated: Crews battle Marathon house fire
• Wausau man charged with injuring two in drunken driving crash
• NewPage closure meeting set for Friday
• Women charged in Rib Mountain retail theft spree
• Court denies Brendan Dassey motion for new trial
• Sean Duffy announces top aides
• Residents optimistic about Kannenberg sale
• State unemployment hits lowest level in nearly 2 years
• Semi overturns near Lincoln, Oneida county line
• Fewer people apply for unemployment benefits
• Update: Bicyclist hit by mail truck arrested on existing warrant
• Decker stripped of leadership after he votes against party, worker contracts
• Weston apartment building fire causes $50,000 damages
• More on the new Flex website:
• Lambeau Field improvements get stadium board approval
• State says Waupaca child was improperly restrained
• Cold weather to stick around
• Retired teacher Frank Copenhavers hunting passion earns recognition
• Ex-cop Charles Knapp enters OWI plea
• Police pursue drug suspects in Kronenwetter
• Report finds dramatic changes in bars, restaurants after smoking ban
• Wausau man faces federal drug charge
• Stevens Point mayor has plans for mall
• Fire damages Weston apartment building
• Benefit to raise money for search of missing Wausau woman Stephanie Low
• Wausau man faces federal drug charge
• Report: Air quality dramatically improved in taverns
• Former Wausau detective pleads not guilty to second drunken driving offense
• E-Readers: A Holiday Shopping Guide
• Wausau Bird Club leads effort to gauge the areas bird population
• NTC has launched a new website that makes it easy for students to navigate through the many flexible leanring options NTC offers. Check it out at: www.ntc.edu/flex
• Former Wausau teacher finalist for hunting mentor award
• Wests Fischer wins Brockmeyer award
• Gunman fires at Fla. school board, kills self
• Worker killed by falling refrigerator in Milwaukee
• Another frigid start to the day
• Marathon County Sheriff Randy Hoenisch apologizes for harsh comments
• Wausau City Council approves sewer rate increase
• Homicide suspects immigration status to be concealed
• Gov. Jim Doyle defends record in Wausau
• Badger State Games registration open
• State anticipates significant increase in cases when income threshold for public defenders drops in June
• Wausau City Council approves lofts plan for empty Federal Building
• Do you have a special ornament
• Launchpad, a garage band competition, set for 2011
• Aspirus doctor publishes book on cancer treatment
• Weston, Kronenwetter reach building inspector deal
• Postal worker in Whitefish Bay delivers mail in the buff
• Sewer rate increase passes
• Council OKs lofts plan for empty federal building
• Launchpad application period starts Jan. 3
• Sheriff apologizes for remarks to county board
• Aspirus doctor publishes book on cancer
• Doyle defends time in office as second term winds down
• Homicide suspects residency status to be kept from jurors
• NTC and State University of New York (SUNY), Canton, NY, have partnered to provide a Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech) degree in Dental Hygiene for NTC associate degree students. Read more:
• NTC Graduates...congratulations now you're alumni! Keep in touch with the NTC Alumni facebook page Show your school pride by clicking the "like" button.
• Temperature drops to minus 23 degrees this morning in Merrill
• Wausau area retailers expect longer lines this weekend
• Wausau officials remind residents to shovel snow quickly, legally
• Wausau sewer fee could go up 25 percent
• Jamie Scheel, 37, dies after leaving stranded van
• Changes to the Storytime Schedule
• Woman charged with 5th OWI
• Snow not enough for snowmobile trails in Marathon County
• Storm doesnt bury plowing budgets
• Trucker slaying trial to proceed
• Learn about art at Woodson
• Tree festival raises $152K
• Second escaped inmate arrested
• Money will fund music therapy program at Aspirus Comfort Care and Hospice Services
• Favre inactive for tonight starts streak ends at 297
• Blizzard dumps on retailers
• Mosinee woman charged with 5th OWI
• Wausau Commission approves sewer rate increase
• Snowmobile trails remain closed
• We hope everyone was able to dig their way out of the snow to make it to campus today. Stay warm!
• Marshfield man, 37, found dead in cold
• UPDATE: Man hospitalized after train hits truck
• Second escaped inmate arrested
• Wind chill advisory in effect this morning
• Kronenwetter must use chunk of property taxes to pay off debt
• A smooth road to college starts as early as middle school, experts say
• Man shuts down snowmobile trail on his land over frustration with taxes
• 2010 Holiday Events Guide
• Officials brace for redistricting process
• Power outage darkens homes
• Community News Scan
• Snow totals more than a foot in Wausau
• Rib Mountain State Park nixes campsites -- for now
• Dangerous wind chill arrives tonight
• UPDATE: Power out in parts of Wausau
• Sunday local cancelations
• Wausau got more than a foot of snow
• Metrodome collapses from snow
• Wisconsin Department of Transportation says large portion of Interstate 94 impassable
• Lyric Choir to sing today
• Vehicle fire waylays photographers
• CrimeStoppers: Police look for cemetery vandal
• Merrill officials: Unfair to compare Merrill tax rates with Wausau area rates
• Northcentral Technical College graduates hopeful for future
• Job Center of Wisconsin in Marathon County fears online process leaves many without access to jobs
• Coalition worries incoming Republican leaders put BadgerCare at risk
• Marshfield Clinic saves Medicare $83 million
• Snow, snow, snow Live updates from the storm
• Local closures
• Winter storm warning remains in effect
• Police: Big Flats man wrote checks from dead mothers accounts
• 400 block replica in Becher-Hoppe window wins decorating contest
• Racist sign returns to Abbotsford storefront
• Region braces for up to foot of snow
• Wausau issues snow emergency
• Chief deputy: Grant to fund armored vehicle
• Roads to see increased safety effort
• 400 block donations top $1 million
• Jingle Bell Run/Walk for Arthritis to go on
• Sean Duffy put on House Financial Services Committee
• Holiday Reads
• PASSPORT EVENT @ATHENS BRANCH POSTPONED
• Prep girls basketball: West knocks off East
• Jingle Bell runners not afraid of the snow
• Wausau issues weekend snow emergency
• Duffy appointed to Financial Services Committee
• Becher-Hoppe takes window decoration prize
• Snow emergency declared for Weston, Schofield
• Weekend cancellations due to weather
• Bond increased for Adams Co. man accused of killing mother, hiding her body
• Racist sign returns to storefront
• Snowy forecast a boon for skiers
• Video: Oshkosh native sets shotgun world record
• Escaped inmate arrested, one still missing
• Police in Lincoln County and Marathon County respond to multiple weather-related wrecks
• A reprieve from snow today, a foot of snow Saturday, then cold
• Backyard planetarium offers glimpse into space
• Jefferson Street to close for two months starting in April
• Man found guilty of first-degree recklessly endangering safety in door-beating case
• Stroke deaths decline locally and nationally
• Correction
• That special ornament
• Daily Herald seeks holiday favorites
• Hearing set in mothers death
• Prep wrestling: West tops Marshfield
• Wausau to close Jefferson Street in spring
• No charges in injury to 100-year-old Walmart greeter
• Democrats blast Walker for loss of rail funds
• Highway 51 crash snarls traffic in Rib Mountain
• Update: Man found guilty in door-beating trial
• Check out Library E-Books on your apple and android portable devices!
• Tribute to the Troops @MCPL
• Sheriff seeks money for another specialized vehicle
• Comunidad Hispana in Merrill faces loss of funds
• Preliminary hearing set for man accused of killing his mother
• Winter weather advisory: Three inches of snow in the forecast
• Facility in Whiting to end operations in February NewPage plans 360 job cuts
• Area paper mills faring better, experts say
• Former Abbotsford Fire Department treasurer gets 300 days in jail
• Pam Galloway will lead Public Health, Human Services and Revenue Committee
• Parishioners, priests travel to La Crosse for Mass with Raymond Burke
• Start sending 400 Block names
• Central Area Drug Enforcement Group gets boost in funding
• Daily Herald seeks holiday favorites
• Northcentral Technical College graduation set for Saturday
• Wausau sewer rate increase hearing set for Monday
• Wanted: Teen Artists and Writers!
• Share your holiday favorites
• Todays death notices
• NTC to hold graduation ceremony
• Galloway named chair of state Senate public health committee
• Update: NewPage to close Stevens Point-area mill
• Central Area Drug Enforcement Group receives federal grant
• Virgin Mary apparitions at shrine near Green Bay recognized as first in U.S.
• Christmas tree raffle to support Honor Flight
• High of 20 degrees expected today in Wausau
• Worzalla Publishing employees feel honored to work on book by Obama
• Trial begins for man accused of beating woman with door
• Obama, GOP reach tax deal
• Wausau area food pantries see lack of venison to help fill shelves despite increase in hunters
• Baby born in Wisconsin Rapids Kwik Trip parking lot
• Christmas Rush Fun Run/Walk
• More offers possible for Federal Building
• Portage County veterans support group in works
• Two charged with fourth OWIs
• Merrill police warn of counterfeit checks
• GOP cheers state chairman for national position
• Jingle Bell Run/Walk - Wausau
• Lincoln County hunter finds injured logger in woods
• Tomahawk man arrested for sixth OWI
• Temperatures in the teens to start the week
• As jobless benefits expire, families struggle for joy
• Santa says economy not dampening kids spirits
• Wausaus Chicago Avenue fire ruled arson
• Pearl Harbor veterans share memories to inspire new generations
• Proposed military pay raise panned
• Do you have a special ornament
• What are your holiday favorites
• Merrill School Board sets budget forum
• Community news scan
• Ways to give in 2010
• January Movies at Your Library!
• Wausau Police Department now leading an investigation into blaze
• Hmong veteran recalls Vietnam War
• Benefit to raise money for search of missing Wausau woman Stephanie Low
• Tree traps, injures logger in town of Russell
• CrimeStoppers: Police seek information on burglary at Humane Society
• Wisconsin graduation rates improve, report says
• Wisconsin lawmakers push through Hmong burial bill
• People prefer printed legal notices, survey shows
• Five injured in Boys Girls Club minivan crash
• Wausau veteran Chase Boruch under pressure after returning from Iraq, financial records showChase Boruch
• Wausaus jobless rate hammered by losses in construction industry
• Wausau fire officials say cause of explosions, blaze suspicious
• Five hospitalized in two-vehicle crash no serious injuries
• That special ornament
• Pearl Harbor veterans hope Sunday event keeps memory of infamous day alive
• 21 Wausau-area psychiatrists serve 325,000 patients in region
• Wausau firefighters knocked off their feet by series of blasts while fighting east side fire
• Big Flats man charged in death of mother, 79
• Salvation Army has shortage of donations, bell ringers
• Wausau Daily Herald awards $11,800 in grants
• Stevens Point earns Bird City designation
• Wanted Tripoli man found in liquor store parking lot
• Merrill Historical Society seeks museum donations
• Town of Emmet blaze destroys shed, vehicles
• Department of Transportation says traffic deaths down in November
• Stevens Point earns Bird City designation
• Tripoli man wanted by authorities found in liquor store parking lot
• Fire at Weston mobile home park
• Big Flats woman shot in back, complaint says
• An inch of snow in the forecast
• Mosinee bull terrier heads to dog show in California
• Marathon County Public Library systems next director loves libraries
• Man suspected of killing mother cannot collect insurance payments yet
• Downtown Wausaus fourth annual window display contest begins
• Readers help raise $20,000 for pantries
• Police seek wanted man
• 400 block construction takes winter vacation
• Wausaus winter parking rules in effect
• What are your holiday favorites
• Have a special ornament
• Marshfield dentist provides care in India
• Photos: Downtown gets festive
• Authorities looking for man wanted in Lincoln, Price counties
• Wis. priest accused in child porn case dies
• That special ornament
• Illick takes over as MCPL director Jan. 10
• Howard paper plant accident near Green Bay leaves 1 dead, 1 critically injured
• Daily Herald seeks holiday favorites
• Court says double damages not owed due to fire
• Herald fundraiser raises more than $21,000
• Wis. Supreme Court says prior convictions count
• Organs of Marinette teen who took his life at school donated
• Congratulations to all the scholars, and thank you to to donors for making the Scholars and Donars Reception possible. Photos from the event can be found on the NTC flicker site:
• Wisconsin governor-elect meeting with Obama
• Questions linger after Marinette High hostage situation
• Accused king of spam to be charged after arrest in Milwaukee
• Flurries today, more snow late Friday
• Wausau weather: Snowflakes more sparse than normal in November
• UWSP forum urges women to participate in local government
• New congressional session might lead to Wisconsin losing clout in D.C.
• Wausaus 400 block sound system bids still too high
• Chase Boruch accused of killing his mother for insurance money
• Chase Boruch to appear in court this morning
• NTC Signs New Articulation Agreements with Neighboring UWSP, making it easy for students to transfer into a four-year program. See which programs at:
• Wis. high school reopens after class held hostage
• Update: Shawano County man found dead in house fire
• More flurries in the forecast
• On World AIDS Day, HIV/AIDS still an issue in Wisconsin
• Iraq war veteran killed mother, claimed she drowned, investigators conclude
• Mosinee man injured in crash still in serious condition
• Abbyland Foods settles environmental lawsuit for $600,000
• Police: Student who took hostages in Marinette High School dies after shooting self
• Marinette High School leader got his start in D.C. Everest
• Judge: Girl, 6, wont have to testify in sex assault case
• Military policy on gays wrong, veteran says
• Most at hearing support biomass those opposed to facility continue to voice opinions, too
• News of accusation against Chase Boruch shocks UWMC official, former classmate
• Fans plan for possibility of Badgers in the Rose Bowl
• McCain praises Feingold as man of conviction
• Aspirus parking lot entrance to close
• YWCA program to open holidays
• Free gift wrapping for donations to Stettin family
• Wis. Deer harvest up 11 percent over 09
• Community reacts to the arrest of Chase Boruch
• Marshfield hunter upgraded to serious condition
• Child assault victim wont testify in Lor trial
• Gov.-elect Walker names Gilkes as chief of staff
• Marinette community left wondering why in wake of hostage standoff at school
• Update: School hostage suspect dies
• McCain praises Feingold on Senate floor
• Army medic from Beaver Dam killed in Afghanistan
• Todays Death Notices
• Lincoln County authorities to hold press conference on summer lake death
• Packers playoff tickets picture fuzzy
• Are you a proud fan, proud parent, proud student, proud employee, proud supporter, or a proud grad/alumni of NTC. Show your pride with an NTC badge:
• Video added: Police credit teacher in Marinette hostage situation
• NTC will accept 15 students to the January 2011 Machine Tool Operation Technical Diploma program in Antigo, and Waukesha Bearings will select up to five of those individuals to work in their facility. Read more:
• Mosinee man seriously injured in crash with semi in Portage County
• School hostage suspects injury potentially life threatening
• Tomahawk area mobile home damaged in fire
• Foggy start, roads could become slippery by late morning
• Street improvements on the way carry a price tag
• Wausau retailers say Black Friday results a bit gray
• Boomer jaunts to rejuvenate
• Boomers vacation far and frequently
• Convicted sex offender to stand trial on child porn charges
• N. Third Street to close today
• Bar fire under investigation
• Seminar aims to teach on community discussions
• Smell closes Merrill school
• Driver charged with 6th OWI
• Weston holds village tax rate steady
• Charges planned in womans death
• DVDs Galore at MCPL!
• Todays Death Notices
• Wis. site helps collect delinquent taxes
• Woman dies after being thrown from horse in central Wisconsin
• President Barack Obama to freeze federal worker pay
• Sex offender to stand trial on child pornography charges
• Stores experience varied Black Friday results
• Homicide charges expected soon in Adams County case
• Driver, passengers arrested after crash
• Fire at Luckys Eastside Pub under investigation, man arrested for arson
• North Third St. to close for one day
• LIVE CHAT: Join us to talk Packers and the weekend in sports
• Classes to resume on Tuesday at Trinity Lutheran School in Merrill
• Walkers rail line opposition could derail Minn. plans
• Mifflin Meteorite gets permanent home at UW museum
• Woman arrested for 5th OWI after crash
• Mild temperature with soggy conditions in forecast
• State public defenders office to grow
• Rothschild Pavilion receives replacement roof
• Driving simulator educates students ahead of texting ban
• Badgers fans excited as team smells like a Rose
• Some grow weary of boomers place in culture
• Streets, emergency services bump cities spending
• Hunting season success varies
• Program helps vets find work
• Santa fundraiser set for Saturday
• Selenium benefits provide other payoffs
• Community news scan
• Manufacturer, NTC team up to train machinists
• Former grain mill burns
• Wausau bat hearing planned
• Story, photos: Naked Gun, Airplane actor Leslie Nielsen dies
• Open mayoral seat, 3 village president races highlight spring election
• Despite setback, inventor proceeds with generator
• Boomers wont let age slow them down
• Veterans boots made for talkin in presentation
• Athletic baby boomers cope with aging
• Brokaw home damaged in fire
• Trustee for Madoff victims files 40 lawsuits in N.Y.
• Black Friday retail sales edge up only slightly
• Winter sports start to heat up
• Crime Stoppers: Police seek info in cabin burglary
• Annual search for real Christmas trees fun for families, farmers
• Weather begins to warm again
• Brokaw home damaged in fire
• Firefighters strive for holiday safety
• Big Brothers Big Sisters seeks donations for staff salaries
• Granite Peak set to open for weekend
• Black Friday turns to gold for some
• Marketers turn their attention to boomer buyers
• Berlin-Hamburg Lions Club collects deer hides
• Wheels to Work meeting set for Monday
• Aid sent to St. Lucia for hurricane recovery
• Wausau Police begin to use crime mapping tool
• Experts say tough fight ahead for deer disease
• UPDATE: Black Friday shoppers conquer cold, out in force
• State offices closed today
• Deadline to register for no-call list is Tuesday
• Sen. Herb Kohl representative to be in Schofield on Thursday
• Boomers not afraid to enter new stage in life
• High-speed rail plan lands in tug of war
• Hundreds turn out to run in first-ever Eastbay Turkey Trot
• University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point seeks to recruit students from Middle East
• Icy roads cause 150 crashes in Marathon County
• Volunteers happy to serve Wausau residents a Thanksgiving meal
• Bat hearing planned for Monday in Wausau
• Wausau Thanksgiving weather statistics
• Winter storm leads to more than 150 crashes in Marathon County
• Thanksgiving Day forecast: Falling temperature and windy
• Petrowski named transportation chairman
• Holly Voll is thankful for the important, positive aspects of her life
• Downed power lines close Interstate 39
• Winter storm brings series of crashes
• Wausau unemployment rate third highest in Wisconsin
• Beautiful ABC's
• Another world record!
• Wausau-area folk thankful for much this year
• Rescued turkey finds safe haven
• Central Wisconsin Airport travelers say body scanners pose no threat
• Novembers Bulletin Board
• Update: Police, Marathon County deputies report icy roads
• New feature: Spotlight on Karens Kitchen
• Granite Peak to open Saturday
• Family of slain Marshfield woman reaches settlement with Dane Co.
• Wausau has third highest unemployment in state
• Petrowski named Transportation chair
• Central Wisconsin Airport travelers say full-body scanners are no threat
• ALERT: All NTC campus locations will close at 5:00 p.m. today, Wednesday, November 24th, due to inclement weather. All evening classes (classes beginning after 5:00 p.m.) are cancelled.
• Getting into the holiday spirit
• Milwaukee airport reports no delays in travel
• West Bend, Wis., Guard unit to deploy to Iraq
• All NTC campuses will be closed Thursday through Sunday. Hope everyone enjoys their Thanksgiving break!
• NFL lockout could cost Green Bay $160M, NFLPA warns
• Low power lines force brief I-39 closure
• Wisconsin no-call list deadline approaches
• Report: Evidence destroyed in Wis. cold cases
• Forecast: slippery roads, blowing snow
• Zippin Pippin roller coaster cost rises to $3.5M for Green Bay
• Hwy 13 crash kills Vesper woman
• Shooting, burial of dog leads to charges for two Nekoosa men
• Wintry weather, higher costs hit Thanksgiving travelers
• Wausau City Council approves 8-cent tax hike
• Eastbay Turkey Trot to raise money for the hungry
• Digital deals hurt local businesses
• Board chooses Marathon County Public Library director
• Family Counseling Services director sought
• Marshfield Clinic Merrill Center to offer healthy tips
• Kronenwetter OKs court merger
• Kronenwetter narrows treasurer list down to five
• 4-cent tax hike for Rib Mountain
• Wausau approves 2011 budget with tax increase
• Merrill clinic to offer healthy holiday tips
• Thanksgiving morning run to raise money to ease hunger
• Todays Death Notices
• Treasurer candidates narrowed down to five in Kronenwetter
• Wis. sales tax hike proposed by Walker team member
• Racine man pleads insanity in killing
• UW leaders call for civility on campuses
• Rib Mountain budget hearing tonight
• Wausau Council to vote on budget tonight
• Insurance doesnt cover Milwaukee priest sex abuse
• Holiday travel headaches include body scans, high gas prices
• Marshfield hunter listed in critical condition
• Sun to give way to wintry mix
• High speed rail projects debated in Wisconsin, elsewhere
• Minds behind Wausau Wonder Works Museum proposal seek support
• DNR reports deer harvest up 6 percent during opening weekend
• Aspirus annual Festival of Trees adds lights to life
• Rothschild lowers village property tax rate for 2011
• Wausau names new city clerk
• Northwoods shooting suspect arrested
• DMV offices closed Friday
• How will you travel this week
• Merrill gas station robber sentenced to 8 years in prison
• Merrill schools look to staff cuts for savings
• UWMC dean search begins
• Consumer Reports: Online Access
• Group will pursue Wausau youth museum
• How will you be traveling this week
• Storms ravage southern Wisconsin
• Sociology professor Ann Herda-Rapp to lead committee that will help find a replacement for UWMC Dean Sandy Smith
• Hunters kill 106,000 deer in Wisconsin
• Todays Death Notices
• DMV locations closed Friday
• Merrill robbery suspect sentenced to eight years in prison
• Wausau hires city clerk
• NFL: Vikings fire Childress
• College football: Badgers White honored again
• 3 Day week...who's excited!?!?!?
• Lac du Flambeau man held in Vilas County shooting
• Wisconsin Dells ride fall victim speaks out
• Wisconsin Revenue Department office in Rhinelander to close
• Bambi Bembenek dies in Ore.
• Gov. Doyle considers 2 requests to commute sentences
• Rain today, snow by Wednesday
• Wisconsin Native Americans have high suicide rate
• Wisconsin 29 upgrade proposed for Shawano County
• Fans say Packers on the right track
• Ginseng farmers rebound from spring freeze troubles
• Municipalities say theyre ready for worst snow fall
• Missing Wood County man found dead
• Fundraiser to benefit Tippers family
• Store offers free Santa photos
• AbbyBank seeks hats, mittens
• Name released in hunter shooting
• Businesses hope for retail boost shoppers seek the best deals
• Recently released prisoners get helping hand from Open Door
• Former La Crosse Bishop Raymond Burke is now a cardinal
• Community meals on menu for Thanksgiving
• Rescuers to drill hole at New Zealand coal mine
• Police seek shooting suspect
• Two injured in crash in Edgar
• Crime Stoppers: Hit-and-run suspect sought
• What are your plans for Black Friday
• Gun deer season opens two hunters shot
• Hunters widows head to craft sales
• Hunters widows head to craft sales
• Report: Breathing near biomass plant no breeze
• Vilas County Sheriffs Department seeking Dillon Johnson for shooting Friday in Lac Du Flambeau
• College football: Badgers knock off Michigan
• Edgar man shot this morning in hunting incident in town of Wien
• Soldier Travis Haley runs marathons to support wounded warriors
• Merrill School Board could close some elementary schools
• D.C. Everests Oral History Project books look at Iraq wars
• Annual Tomahawk Venison Feed kicks off deer season
• Annual Tomahawk Venison Feed kicks off deer season
• Aspirus Wausau Hospital program helps post-surgery patients
• Wausau sewer rates could jump 28 percent
• Diversity efforts future uncertain in Wausau, Marathon County
• Rothschild budget hearing set for Monday
• Wausau man arrested on arson charge
• Former Rhinelander cop accused of sexual assault
• Soldier Travis Haley runs to support wounded warriors
• Verne is Thankful
• Wis. budget shortfall now estimated at $2.2B
• Follow SPASH D-1 title game live
• Wausau man arrested on arson charge
• NTC holds Campus Visit Day
• Walker names advisers to assist in transition
• Tomahawk venison feed tradition kicks off deer season
• Thompsons brother concedes Wis. Senate loss
• Marshfield woman to appear on Oprah today
• Audit: Losses will affect Wis. retirees for years
• Prep soccer: Mesenberg new girls coach at West
• Wausau committee proposes higher city tax increase
• Sheboygan Falls crash caused by vomiting dog
• Retired Rhinelander police officer accused in sex assault
• Roller coaster temperatures for deer gun opener
• Dismissed charges required to stay online
• Packers playoff ticket invoices going out
• Rory Kuenzi found guilty in fatal Waupaca County hit-and-run crash
• Statements by Raul Ponce-Rocha will be allowed in homicide trial in death of Breanna Schneller
• New municipal court law prompts surprise consolidation
• Rolling out the orange carpet for premiere of Jay Leggetts To the Hunt documentary in Tomahawk
• Dentists: Skipping cleanings, fillings can expose those trying to save money to bigger issues
• Weston residents resist urban hunt
• Former D.C. Everest coach pleads guilty to OWI
• Shawano Co. robbery arrests made, three face charges
• Bridge Street crashes result in citations for 4 drivers
• Interstate 39 Hit-and-run suspect sought
• Authorities: Adams County woman victim of homicide
• WIAA football: Brillion finishes off Colby in D-5
• WIAA football: Edgar wins D-6 title
• Diversity assistance in flux from budget cuts
• Property owners resist Weston urban hunt
• Judge allows suspects statements in Wausau slaying
• State law encourages Rothschild, Kronenwetter court merger
• Sheriff: Big Flats woman apparent victim of homicide
• Live coverage: Edgar football state title game
• Former DCE basketball coach pleads guilty to drunken driving charge
• Wis. group finds average turkey dinner costs $4.50
• Wis. soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Cooler weather before weekend warm up
• Bridge Street crashes tangle evening traffic
• Merrill Chamber of Commerce asking for donations to keep Christmas lights shining
• Success put Edgar on the map
• Big Flats man charged in found body case
• Break Away bar in trouble again
• Violence survivor to share her story
• Suspect in beating case pleads not guilty
• Police: Man stole Eastbay gift cards, sold them on eBay
• Suspect charged in Wausau grocery robbery
• Kronenwetter hit-and-run suspect sought
• Commission agrees on lofts plan for Federal Building
• Commission recommends lofts for Fed Building
• Updated: Multiple crashes reported on Bridge St.
• Winning football helps Edgar bond as a community
• Todays Death Notices
• Benefit set to raise money for missing woman search
• Movie Nights (& Days) @ MCPL!
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• Police: Rothschild man stole $90k worth of gift cards from Eastbay
• Which teams will win at state
• Bembenek pardon request not before board Wednesday
• Suspect in gun beating case pleads not guilty
• Pelosi expected to remain House Democrats leader
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• The International Education Week “Open House” was last night, did you check it out? If so, what did you think?
• Police: Wis. man shoots TV after Palin dance
• Update: Human remains likely those of mother, complaint says
• Open-pit mine proposed for northern Wis
• NW Wis jailer accused of misappropriating funds
• Robbery suspect released from hospital
• Fog and clouds in the forecast
• Marshfields proposed urban chicken ordinance ruffles feathers
• Police find decomposing body on property in Adams County
• New program, Wheels to Work, offers cars and car repairs for needy
• Pearce Cos. grows along with technology
• Local schools open to Evers funding plan
• The Friends to host dinner
• 2-vehicle crash snarls traffic
• Rothschild vote totals released
• Former Wausau West athletic director Pam Huston ordered to repay district salary
• Kronenwetters taxes to increase
• New program offers cars, repairs for poor
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• Judge orders former Wausau West AD to repay school district
• Wis. Reps. want options for high-speed rail money
• Sheriff: Body found in Adams County, homeowner arrested
• West grad named Athletic Director of the Year
• Wis. dad of slain soldier attends medal ceremony
• Shooting at Dane Co home begins long standoff
• Rory Kuenzi trial testimony focuses on party before hit-and-run incident
• Jury convicts Wis. man in 1980 murder
• Foggy start to the day
• Womans story featured in nationwide driving safety campaign
• DNR urges hunters to use guns with care
• Help in store for downtown Wausau
• Medford man sentenced for fatal OWI crash
• Deer-harvest outlook appears promising
• Deer hunters should dress for success
• Wausau robbery suspect hospitalized
• Marathon families wanted for health study
• Insurance provider gets high marks
• Edgar High wins online contest
• Crime Lab workers honored
• Speed limits to increase
• Kronenwetter hearing planned
• Weston considers urban deer hunt
• Three things to do before you hunt
• WDEZ-FM contest winner Edgar High to receive $5,000 for music program
• Packers return, Vikings next
• Todays Death Notices
• Testimony under way in fatal hit-and-run trial of Rory Kuenzi of Weyauwega
• Insurance provider gets high marks for Medicare plans
• Two Wausau Crime Lab employees to be honored
• 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
• Speed limit increases planned for Marathon County highways
• 2 victims identified in Wis snow-related collision
• Report shows road builders favor Walker
• Cheesemakers a bright spot in gloomy economy
• Suspect arrested after robbery at Kohlman and Lees grocery store in Wausau
• Sunshine returns to the weather forecast
• Many retailers see boost in quality of resumes, not quantity
• Community News Scan
• Stewart Inn recognized by state Department of Tourism as eco-elegant
• DNR seeks new breed of hunter
• Duffy, Ribble prepare for new roles in Congress
• Small business counselor sets meeting time
• Construction accident victim still in critical condition
• Aspirus VNA Home Health ranked nationally
• Rothschild man injured in crash with Weston W
• Proposed school aid plan would cost $420M
• Hmong New Year celebration adds pageant
• Man to share a personal side of WWII history
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• Impact of state government turnover unclear
• Santa Claus returns to Wausau Center mall
• Merrill schools win PR award
• Merrill parade applications open
• CrimeStoppers: Police investigate locker theft
• Lassa hopes cooperation can bring progress to the state Senate
• Hmong buy own houses at surprising rate given barriers facing refugees
• Randlin Homes seeks funds to stay open
• Builder, veteran left mark in Wausau
• Tavern with same name as burned-out business claims fire confused customers
• Defense attorney for former District Attorney Ken Kratz says info skewed
• Two gas stations robbed in Wittenberg-Birnamwood area
• Wis. employees to Walker: Not afraid to fight
• Retiree claims discrimination by Wis. vets agency
• Cold, rainy weekend in the forecast
• Wausau attorney reprimanded for not reporting OWI charges
• During fatal hit-and-run trial, defense says Rory Kuenzi thought he hit a deer
• Motive given in D.C. Everest students slaying
• Superintendent Kathleen Williams takes helm in Wausau
• Program that collects deer for hungry had few donations in 2009
• Wausau Farmers Market moves indoors
• Bank, others raise money for new home for children with rare condition
• Police
• Rothschild police giving away gunlocks
• Police investigating west side Wausau fire
• Official: Lighter use caused east side Wausau fire
• Tax firm owner get 3 years probation for tax fraud
• Sen.-elect Johnson goes after earmarks
• WIAA Division 6 semi: Edgar whipping Blair-Taylor
• West side house fire investigated
• Person playing with lighter caused house fire
• Tax firm owner sentenced for tax fraud
• Supreme Court allows dont ask, dont tell policy on gays in the military for now
• Wausau attorney reprimanded for not reporting OWI charges
• Updated: Details of trial decided for Ponce-Rocha
• Rothschild Police giving away gunlocks
• Merrill schools win P.R. award
• Farmers markets find home indoors at Cedar Creek
• Harley turns down state tax credits
• First measurable snow in the forecast
• Sterger meets with NFL about Favre
• Man in critical condition after construction accident
• Aspirus sets arthritis seminar
• Bar owners meet about training alcohol servers
• Screenings decrease lung cancer deaths, study shows
• Communities salute veterans
• Families, dog escape east side Wausau house fire
• Walker sends his demands to Doyle
• Marathon County Board approves funding for two programs heavily supported by the public
• 8-month Merrill Manufacturing Corp. strike ends
• Cranking it Up picks for football semi-final games
• IN REMEMBRANCE: Window exec Lawrence Riordan remembered for acts of kindness
• County avoids tax increase in 2011 budget
• Third man charged in gun beating of Wausau man
• The cool down begins, wet weather in store
• Barn in Emmet destroyed by fire
• Wis. court-appointed attorneys seek raise in pay
• McDonalds to satisfy McRib cravings for next five weeks
• Poll: How squeamish is hubby
• Honor Flights have revealed details families never knew of vets lives during war
• Wis. gov-elect wants retirees to return
• Gallery: Art class at CVA
• Wis. Republicans name budget committee members
• Wausau still negotiating budget to keep tax increase at 8 percent
• Updated: Second Street home damaged in morning fire
• Hub Gallery: 44th annual Country Music Awards
• Prep volleyball: Everests Vaughn resigns
• Updated: Wis. gov-elect demands Doyle stop projects
• Gallery: Veterans Day celebration
• Veterans Day events
• Wausau Conservatory of Music gets state grant
• Mosinee man pinned under construction machine
• Night owls smarter than morning people
• Diabetes fair to offer help with condition
• Bar owners meet about training alcohol servers
• Metro area mulls fake pot ban
• Settlement ends strike at manufacturing company
• Metro communities follow citys lead on fake pot
• Scott Suder elected state Assembly majority leader
• Third suspect charged in gun beating case
• Faux pot banned in Wausau
• Warm again today, rain and snow on the way
• State joins search for missing Wausau woman
• Man injured in motorcycle crash
• DNR renews air quality alert for central Wisconsin
• Wisconsinoutdoorfun.com wants your hunting stories, photos
• Hub Gallery: Conan, Quaid, Mellencamp and more
• Todays Death Notices
• No toys with Happy Meals
• Holiday shopping contest on MLM
• Trainmaker, WISPIRG push for Wis. high-speed rail
• Residents want fire, police services protected in city budget
• Bush breaks from book tour in Milwaukee
• Lincoln County appoints clerk
• Counties and cities hold public hearing on budgets
• DMV locations closed Monday
• State grant to be used for Wausau Area Jazz Festival
• Donna Seidel elected assistant minority leader
• Man pinned under machine at Mosinee construction site
• Man charged with sixth drunken driving offense after SUV crash
• McRib mania strikes Marathon County
• Two charged, one at large in home invasion
• Wife keeping Korean War veterans story alive
• Police investigate more harassment on Whitewater campus
• DNR issues air quality alert for central Wisconsin
• Vet students donate pet masks
• Hitting the Road for hunger
• Man faces charges in knife fight
• Warm weather to last a few more days
• Correction
• Former Wisconsin National Guard spokesman Tim Donovan files employment discrimination complaint against Wisconsin Department of Veterans Affairs
• Bye bye McCarthy gives Packers full week off
• Roadwork under way near Edgar
• Recounts in 3 Wis. legislative races to start
• Police look for home invasion suspect
• Roadwork to slow traffic on Interstate 39
• Victim of Clark County crash identified
• Man sentenced in child porn case
• Former Winnebago County District Attorney Joe Paulus released from Federal Prison Camp in Pensacola, Fla.
• Child porn suspect to stand trial
• Seidel elected assistant minority leader
• Blow dart shooter sentenced
• Given thanks yet
• Proposals considered for Federal Building space
• DMV locations closed Nov. 15
• Kronenwetter, Rothschild court merger talks begin
• Wisconsinoutdoorfun.com: Blogger asks you to share your wild game recipes
• Waushara Co. investigates firearm incident
• Vos to co-chair Legislatures budget committee
• Wis. Army Reserve unit ordered to Afghanistan
• Updated: Motorcyclist injured in downtown crash
• Area Veterans Day events
• DOJ organization assisting in search for missing woman
• Waukesha museum to host WWII exhibit
• Wausau council to consider fake pot ban
• On the Hub: Conan returns, zombies and Michael Jackson
• Injured Newman football players expected to make full recoveries
• Fifield man crashes SUV in Ringle, faces sixth drunken driving charge
• Gallery: The McRib comes to Wausau
• Girl, 2, found after wandering into woods near Waupaca
• Judge orders suspect in child porn case to stand trial
• Refrigerator Art photo contest
• Fitzgerald elected speaker, Suder majority leader
• Notes of thanks wanted
• Gallery: Coreys Best of photos from last week
• Gallery: Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
• County Board Budget Meeting
• Wa Meng Yang of Milwaukee wins 1st Hmong Clan Council of Wisconsin election
• Rome considers approvals for trapshooting facility
• Todays Death Notices
• Health care providers say last years H1N1 frenzy a motivating factor for flu shots
• Badgers No. 7 in BCS rankings
• What will you spend on gifts
• Roadwork begins today on Highway 29 near Edgar
• High-speed Internet seminar set
• More than 250 prospective learners, community members and guests attend the event.
• Gallery: 3rd annual Community Powwow
• $23,500 raised for cancer center
• Roadwork to slow traffic Wednesday on Interstate 39 in Rothschild
• Toxic gas sites contaminate state
• Artists wanted for event
• Lots of milestones at once
• SWAT team takes several people into custody in Wausau
• Community News Scan
• Two inmates walk away from McNaughton Correctional Center
• Wausau included in DNR public hearings on cave bat rules
• Public hearings set for Tuesday on taxes, spending
• Walker to meet with Doyle, Assembly Republicans
• Mosinee to get its bridge back this week
• Edgar playoff game at 7 p.m. Friday
• Biggest Loser trainer comes to Wausau
• Injured hunter still hospitalized, in serious condition
• Temperatures near 60 today and Tuesday in Wausau
• Doyle leaves train to successor
• Hub Gallery: MTV Europe Music Awards
• Gallery: The CW Hub rocks out with Pat McCurdy in Point
• Badgers move up in rankings
• WIAA football playoffs: Sites named for semifinal games
• CrimeStoppers: Police seek info on archery theft
• Familys cabin destroyed in fire
• Driver arrested in hit-and-run
• Windowmaker lawsuit could drag for years
• Marshfield Clinic part of new medical foundation
• One-stop website for outdoors enthusiasts
• Hmong election makes history
• Can a freshman congressman compete with a senior
• DNR research shows bear population strong
• Update: Man in custody for stabbing, two people injured
• Former lumberjack, reality TV star, DA makes his way to D.C. as lawmaker
• Gallery: Wake The Dead concert
• Gallery: WIAA state volleyball semifinals
• Mosinee gets its bridge back
• Flu shot met with less resistance
• Hearings set for spending, taxes
• Men plead guilty in meth case
• Merrill plans to clean up downtown
• Olde Hotel Antique Shoppe auctions off inventory
• Skaters, organizers excited to see Stevens Point skate park open after years of planning
• United Way, Salvation Army set higher goals
• Gay rights advocates fear GOP agenda
• Local food pantries see big increase in need, small rise in donations
• Holiday job forecast picking up
• Newman tailgate party at 1 p.m. today at Stiehm Stadium
• Follow Edgar, Newman games online other scores at Varsity
• Woodson YMCA receives grant
• Intersection to close Monday
• 2010 Wisconsin Valley Fair sees profit
• Gallery: Its Only a Play performance
• Walker names head of transition team
• Gallery: Library Book Sale
• Petting Zoo fun!
• Hunter injured near Birnamwood after fall
• Bug-tainted soup found at D.C. Everest
• Lawrence T. Riordan, former Crestline Windows president, dies
• Disc golf course closed until spring
• Wake the Dead concert to benefit Neighbors Place
• Prep volleyball: Tomahawk falls in semfinals
• Lost furniture leads to crashes on Highway 29
• Hunter bags two bucks at once
• Merrill intersection construction coming around
• Poll: Guilty pleasures
• Merrill schools food program off to bumpy start
• Grand Rapids man ruled not competent for trial
• Warm-up in the forecast for the weekend
• Update: Hunter injured after fall from tree stand
• Doyle halts high-speed rail line plans
• Lawsuit over infant dropped at Chippewa Falls day care settled
• City hoping union negotiations will help keep numbers same as 2010
• NTC to hold international open house
• Gallery: Christmas Fling Showcase
• Car crashes into Highway 51 guardrail, driver flees scene
• Athens voters put kibosh on school funding proposal
• Voter turnout blasts predictions
• Roundabout in the works for Merrill
• Wausau intersection closed next week
• Wisconsin DOT suspends work on high-speed train
• Man attempts to steal Green Bay stores cash register
• Weston disc golf course closes today
• Senate GOP leader lauds Ron Johnsons business experience
• Hunter injured near Birnamwood after fall
• Rain, snow mix possible today
• 2010 fair turns bigger profit
• Gallery: Megamind movie stills
• Case against Crestline Windows on hold
• Falling furniture snarls five vehicles in crashes
• Bug-tainted soup pulled from Everest schools
• Daily thanks, add yours
• City officials propose budget cuts
• Lt Gov-Elect to begin chemotherapy
• Police arrest driver after two hit-and-runs
• No new clues in search for Stephanie Low
• Dental records confirm car fire victim
• State Republicans plan action on economic, social changes
• Two sentenced for cooking meth
• Todays Death Notices
• Man injured by knife in fight
• 3-month rule
• Kidnap suspect to stand trial
• City proposes cuts to 2011 budget
• Health Department seeks stray cat
• With video: Randlin founder wins Athena award
• Man injured by knife in Rothschild fight, police looking for suspect
• GOP businessman next Mich. governor
• Randy Hoenisch retains Marathon County sheriff seat
• Suspect in Wausau kidnapping case ordered to stand trial
• High turnout forces Brown Co. to add 23,000 ballots
• Kids Voting program engages young students
• Dental records confirm car fire victim
• Sensenbrenner re-elected to the House
• UWMC Dean Sandy Smith to step down into teaching role
• Barrett to try to keep Milwaukee mayor office
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• Statement: Lassa concedes congressional race
• Listen: Episode 8 of our Politics Podcast
• Early results for Wis. seats in U.S. House
• What are local voters talking about
• Local turnout surpasses predicted Wisconsin average
• Watch tonight: Ron Johnson rally highlights
• Warm today, cooler weather expected Thursday
• Administrators look to cut $500,000 from Athens School District budget
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• Police: Man who killed family had been depressed
• Athena award winners announced
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• Scott Walker defeats Tom Barrett for governor position
• Republicans say theyll focus on jobs, economy
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• Russ Decker ousted from state Senate by Pam Galloway
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• Hub Gallery: Gaga, WWE, Green Day and more
• Marathon County Public Library director finalists named
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• 35th Assembly District goes to Tom Tiffany
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• Donna Seidel a scarce Democratic victory
• Lincoln County keeps incumbent clerk of courts
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• Ron Johnson takes the vote from Russ Feingold
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• GOPs Sean Duffy claims Obeys seat
• Challenger Scott Krug defeats Marlin Schneider in 72nd Assembly District race
• Duffy takes 7th District seat
• Republicans win majority in Assembly, Senate
• Information on stray cat needed
• Petri wins new term in Wisconsin 6th District
• Merrill voters reject riverfront development project
• Election Day forecast: Sunny with a high near 51 degrees
• Wis man charged with election fraud
• NWS: 44 twisters have pounded Wisconsin in 2010
• TONIGHT: Join our Election Night live chat at 8 p.m.
• Rose Garden polling change
• Hub Gallery: Glee gala, Due Date premiere and more
• Octobers windy weather more than normal bluster
• Political calls, mailings
• Let the votes be counted
• Sandy Smith takes a faculty position with UW Colleges Professor Keith Montgomery to be interim UWMC leader
• Update: Library director candidates named
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• Marathon County sheriffs dept. close to final ID of man killed in car fire
• Gallery: Most recent Bulletin Board entries
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• Record spending projected for governor, Senate
• Near-record turnout expected Tuesday
• Brewers hire Ron Roenicke
• Library board picks 3 director candidates
• Underwater power generator plans proceed
• Fed Building preferences emerge
• Man faces 4 felonies in police shooting case
• Alcohol a factor in crash
• Two charged with drunken driving
• Robbery suspect to stand trial
• Former crossing guard gets 1 year for sex assault
• Apartments take early lead for Federal Building
• US officials say dry run likely preceded bomb plot
• Community Halloween Party
• Rib Mountain robbery suspect ordered to stand trial
• Sean Duffy, Julie Lassa maintain fundraising momentum
• Updated: West side voters have new polling location
• Pleasant day in the forecast
• Name of car fire victim released
• Infant dies after being pulled from submerged SUV in Eureka Omro woman in custody
• Breaking: Vikings waive Randy Moss
• Falconry partners humans, birds of prey
• WIAA football: Edgar, Newman both playing at 3 p.m. Saturday
• 1909 newspapers offer a glimpse into the past
• Driver strikes traffic light, signs
• Wis. Senate candidates play nice as election nears
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• Driver strikes traffic light, signs
• Portage County to improve wildlife habitat
• Dental offices collect candy
• Luncheon to collect donations
• Biomass open house scheduled
• Lincoln County braces for tax hike
• Are you searching for a seasonal job
• Poll: Holidays creep up
• Police make two felony drunken driving arrests
• Is handwriting becoming a lost art
• Wisconsinoutdoorfun.com wants your hunting stories, photos
• New Miss Wisconsin Rapids Area hopes to help people boost self-confidence
• Gallery: WIAA State Cross Country
• Gallery: Halloween costumes at sports games this weekend
• Gallery: Coreys Best of photos from last week
• Walter Rasmussen founded Rasmussen College with the desire to provide an education to students that would help them build successful futures through career-focused teaching and learning. Today, 110 years later, Rasmussen College is proud to celebrate it
• Undecided look for good reason to vote Tuesday
• Do you have barriers that are keeping you from succeeding at school? Talk to our Student Services Coordinator, Jean Miller (picture below), to strategize and do your best next quarter! Call Jean at 841-8013 or stop by her office (across from the bathro
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• Start Your Story Week!
• Fire destroys deck of home
• High School College & Career EXPLORATION EVENT Wednesday, October, 20th or Thursday, October, 21st 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
• Employers demand technical skills for todays jobs
• Everyone is invited, and see you there! Click on the picture below for details!
• For a job, head toward health care
• Rassy was spotted at the East and West HS football game last night. He ran on the field and of course nailed a touchdown! It happened so fast we were lucky to catch it on camera.
• New details in town of Franzen car fire
• HALLOWEEN BASH at Rasmussen College this Thursday Oct. 28th 4:30pm-6:00pm. Click on the image below for details!
• Record corn crop pours in
• For a job, head toward health
• 2011 Honor Flights planned
• Packers game time gets reprieve from pollsters, candidates
• New academy schools tech-savvy students
• Wis. DNR group to discuss bear damages, quotas
• Report: Favre expects to start against Patriots
• Report: Favre expects to start against Patriots
• Wis. DNR to consider trail management options
• Suring man leads police on chase before capture
• Political ad money tops $100 million nationwide
• Praising Obama, Barrett seeks to rally black vote
• WIAA sectional volleyball: Merrills run comes to an end
• Manufacturing the key to Wausaus economic future
• Gallery: Merrill vs. Menomonie on WIAA Division 2 playoff
• Awards Ceremony is tonight! Come support our students who achieved a Dean's list and Honor's list status. Hope to see you here!
• 19-year-old Waupaca man dead after single vehicle crash
• Salad Bowl and Melting Pot (Luck) July, 29th at 11:30am in the STUDENT LOUNGE...everyone is welcome to participate! If you have any questions please contact Mee Lee at (715)841-8000.
• Level 3 playoffs: Edgar, Newman to host
• Hosted by Rasmussen College
• High-speed Internet in Hatley
• HISTORY-DANCE-FOOD: Native American Culture 8.24 at 4pm at Rasmussen College (FREE and open the public)
• Fake gun incident leads to arrest, charges
• WIAA football Level 2 playoffs: Edgar edges I-S other updates
• Coming Soon: More Movie Nights!
• Teen Gaming Day!
• Horrific Halloween Makeup Demonstrations!
• UW-Marathon Repeats as WCC Champions
• Our "New" Tub
• Children's Matinee
• St. Stephen Lutheran Church to celebrate 100-year anniversary
• Yo Ho Ho! It's Halloween!
• Wausau man charged with child porn possession
• Support offered for inmates families
• Sheriff candidate sues Lincoln County
• Community parties replacing trick-or-treating
• Hortonville High School student runs into deer at Nine Mile County Forest Recreation Area
• Check your Trick or Treat hours
• Manufacturing jobs focus of Alliance for American Manufacturing meeting
• Listen: Episode 7 of our Politics Podcast
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• Barrett, Walker spar over jobs in final debate in Madison
• Barrett rallies with Kohl, Walker tours state
• Video: Wausaus haunted past and present
• Fake gun incident leads to mans arrest
• Peace Corps veterans saw the world, changed lives
• WIAA cross country: East girls repeat West 5th more results
• Vehicle blaze in town of Franzen remains a mystery
• Hiawatha OKd for shows
• Water main break closes major office building
• Wausau doctor out to run for children
• Merrill school seeks votes to land $50,000 grant
• Breezy weather today
• New poll due out for Wisconsins tight Senate race
• Wis native killed in Afghanistan memorialized
• Your Packers-Vikings game predictions
• Family fall places/festivals
• Panel votes to ban synthetic marijuana
• Updated: Father of Baraboo twins convicted in their deaths
• Favre facing NFL meeting over messages, photos
• Updated: State Capitol evacuated in Wisconsin
• National GOP group pumps money into Wis. leg races
• Tony Romas restaurant closes
• Series of big crimes force cops to prioritize
• Updated: DCE girls basketball coach fired after drunk driving arrest
• Your Packers-Vikings game predictions
• Pam Huston leaves the D.C. Everest post after fewer than three months on the job
• Wood Co. judge orders competency exam
• Boy dies after crash in Wood County
• No action taken on Marathon County budget
• City gets 4 Fed Building offers
• Cloudy start to the week
• Todays Death Notices
• Fla. girl who fell from Wisconsin ride to go home
• Spencer man charged with fifth drunken driving offense
• Romney, Jindal fundraising today for Walker in Wis.
• Cash pours in for trailing Russ Feingold in Wisconsin Senate race against Ron Johnson
• Photos: Grampas Farm
• Second teen charged in gang-related stabbing
• Wausau police union proposes switch to 12-hour shifts
• Poll shows Walker with 9-point lead over Barrett
• Red Cross blood-pressure program to end Dec. 31
• Boy struck by vehicle dies in Wood County
• Poll: Been too scared to try
• Update: Smoke forces school to evacuate students in Weston
• Prices for ginseng highest in decades
• Downtown office building closed Tuesday
• Updated: Man arrested after chase
• Federal building bids to stay sealed for now
• Sean Duffy, Julie Lassa emphasize differing viewpoints in debate
• Gallery: Coreys Best of photos from last week
• Todays Death Notices
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• Portage Co. approves deer harvest at park
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• Neenah Extreme Makeover home revealed on TV
• Crash victims names released
• Iowa man charged in Wis. cold case homicide
• Woman jailed after attack
• More energy efficiency could create 9,000 jobs in Wisconsin
• Consolidated Water Power dam plan helped control flooding
• Halloween costume trade
• Future frightening for states bats
• Group urges Merrill residents to get out and vote for referendum on downtown redevelopment
• Milwaukee man accused of threatening to shank 3-year-old boy
• Two Wausau schools to be honored
• Health care forum set
• Part of Highway 13 to close Monday
• What are the facts in political advertising
• Regional bus talks rev up
• Specialized training adds to surgeons arsenal in fight against breast cancer
• Hmong leaders learn about healthy marriages
• Sunny skies to continue
• Schools new building to house theater, host public dialogues, more
• TONIGHT: Join us for a live online chat during the debate between Sean Duffy and Julie Lassa
• Blastomycosis blankets Wausau metro area
• Edgar man arrested after chase
• Saints ex-QB to open restaurant
• Gallery: Empty Bowl event
• Grant and Thomas Jefferson elementaries named Schools of Recognition
• Walkers, runners, bikers raise money to fight cancer
• Mobile mammography technologist travels state
• Prep cross country: East girls, SPASH boys rule Valley
• Healthy marriage event planned for Hmong leaders
• Rape suspect pleads not guilty
• Two hurt in Pine River crash
• Hearing set for three men for weapons and drugs charges
• Doyle requests federal flood aid
• D.C. Everest students publish Hmong childrens book
• Listen: The fifth episode of our Politics Podcast
• Mild temperatures and sunny skies predicted
• Food pantry demand rises as temperatures drop
• Wausau moves to ban faux pot
• Men, mom face child sex charges
• Two hurt in Pine River crash
• Prep football: Merrill, Mosinee, Edgar roll more final scores
• Tim Byrne of M3 Insurance Solutions of Madison will speak at Northcentral Technical College in Wausau
• Proposals expected to develop Wausaus Federal Building
• Oshkosh Corp. gets $459 million contract from Army
• Breaking news: Police say two Wausau men raped 9-year-old, mom let it happen
• Rape suspect pleads not guilty
• Fed building deal in the works
• Update: Attempted homicide charge filed against man accused of shooting officer
• Prep soccer: DCE, Newman advance other scores
• Week focuses on teen car safety
• Legislative candidates clash on money issues
• Attorney general challenger says Van Hollen politicized office
• Prep football: Newman playoff eligible East falls
• Search continues for missing Wausau woman
• Prep volleyball: East edges West wins WVC title
• Sean Duffy offers Social Security ideas
• Empty Bowls fundraiser fills hearts, stomachs
• Rory Kuenzi rejects plea offer in 2004 hit-and-run homicide case
• Merrill High School students walk to honor friend who died in car crash
• Sunny day to end the work week
• UW-Eau Claire professor sends anti-gay e-mail
• Legislative candidates clash on money issues
• Marine Cpl. Justin J. Cain, 22, Manitowoc, killed in Afghanistan
• UW-Stout hockey players disciplined after death of 21-year-old student Bradley Simon
• Lassa focuses on agriculture in latest jobs proposal
• Updated: Search continues for Dairy Queen attempted robbery suspect
• Portion of Highway 13 in Colby to be closed next week
• Update: Arrests made in connection with attempted armed robbery
• Apply for Your U.S. Passport
• State Rep. Jeff Wood sent back to jail in OWI case
• Poll: Duffy leading Lassa by nine points
• Members of Buddy Guys band provide lively music lesson for UWMC students
• Nine Mile Trails to close to mountain biking, horseback riding
• State Senate hopeful Pam Galloway: Cut taxes to foster business
• Candidates to answer questions at forum today
• Vice President Joe Biden to help U.S. Rep. Steve Kagen, D-Wisconsin, raise funds in Milwaukee
• A.G. candidate criticizes Van Hollen for politicizing office
• Marie Joan Schuette, woman aviation pioneer, dies
• Todays Death Notices
• No rain until late Sunday
• Charges filed against Rapids teen accused of lunging at officer
• Wis. guard: Send soldiers holiday mail soon
• Barrett slams Walker on county finances report
• Road, vehicle upgrades and land purchases on Wausaus capital improvement to-do list
• Rising food prices
• Daily Herald headline featured on The Tonight Show
• Update: Men not charged in Dairy Queen attempted robbery
• Wisconsin governor election may decide concealed handgun carry issue
• Wisconsin leads nation in number of televised Senate ads
• Men arrested as police search for suspect in attempted Dairy Queen robbery
• Search continues for missing Wausau woman
• Tomahawk mill worried about biomass plant
• Duffy promises clean bills if elected
• Listen: The fourth episode of our Politics Podcast
• Police say gang stabbing was retaliatory
• Duffy leading Lassa in new poll
• Demand for aid from Wisconsin Home Energy Assistance Program rises
• Galloway suggests tax cuts to improve Wisconsins business environment
• Missing Wausau womans family fears the worst
• Prep football: Merrills Arneson day-to-day
• Rep. Wood sentenced to 60 days jail on 4th OWI charge
• Heckendorf signed to Chargers practice squad
• Kathleen Williams delayed job start to donate a kidney to her brother
• Charges filed against teen shot by police officer
• Attorney: Domestic abuse victim will sue Kratz
• Enjoy a Portugese Film Tonight!!
• Gallery: Area WIAA regional semifinal soccer games
• Charges expected in shooting
• Man pleads guilty to forgery
• Man shot in standoff now in jail
• School leader set to start Nov. 1
• Lieutenant governor emphasizes arts funding
• Firefighting merger tightens cooperation between Weston, Rib Mountain
• Attorney: Domestic abuse victim will sue sexting DA
• Seniors want honesty, clarity in politics
• Temperatures fall back to normal
• NTC to hold open house
• Lassa stresses need to give aid to middle class
• Merrill High joins regional student theater alliance
• Sex offender released today
• Mix of sun and clouds today
• Suspect in Minocqua homicide pleads not guilty
• Disabled hunter heads back into woods
• Rep. Wood to plea to Marathon County OWI charge
• City Square money issues loom
• Attorney: Former chamber director did not resign
• Feingold, Johnson square off in debate
• Wausau seniors discuss election issues
• Police: Wausau stabbing was gang related
• Prep soccer playoffs: West leads East at halftime
• Man convicted of assaulting toddler wont seek to withdraw plea
• Decker defends Senate record, Democrats
• Two charged with felony OWI
• 22-year-old woman missing
• Stabbing victim out of hospital
• DMV offices closed today
• Wausau police investigate stabbing
• Community News Scan
• Vilas County armed robbery suspects arrested
• State funds to aid sustainable technology work
• General of blues army Buddy Guy marches into Rothschild on Thursday
• Columbus Day forecast: Warm and partly sunny
• No Social Security increase expected for 2011
• Photos: Caribbean Dinner
• Suspect in Minocqua homicide back in court today
• Kathleen Williams hopes to start Wausau School District superintendent job in November
• Outside groups pour funds into Wisconsin Congress, Senate races
• Northcentral Technical College to hold open house
• NFL is investigating Favre allegations
• Sex offender to be released Tuesday in Wausau
• Photos: Mosinee homecoming game
• Decker defends legislative record
• Minor injuries reported in car, tractor accident
• Wausau Police looking for missing woman
• CrimeStoppers: Police seek info on sign thefts
• Member of last combat brigade to leave Iraq returns home to family
• State starts work on health insurance exchange
• Admiration outweighs WWII veterans painful memories on Never Forgotten Honor Flight
• Marshfield Clinic receives $3.8 million grant
• Website outage spurs Kronenwetters search for new service provider
• Retired deputy seeks to unseat former boss
• Fall brings darkness for seasonal affective disorder patients
• Many homeowners to pay for flood cleanup themselves
• Few details on overnight stabbing in Wausau
• Vilas County armed robbery suspects arrested
• Motorcycle crash under investigation
• Highway XX closed starting Monday
• Doyle designates today Put the Brakes on Fatalities Day
• Anti-violence efforts focus on helping deaf, Latino groups
• Lassa explains her economic plans
• Feingold, Johnson spar over health care in debate
• Bond set at $1 million in Grand Rapids officer shooting
• Lincoln County aims to be destination for ATVers
• Weston woman arrested on sixth OWI charge
• Barrett, Kohl to campaign in Ringle
• Prep cross country: Easts Olson receives coaching honor
• Prep football: West, SPASH, Pacelli all win
• Motorcycle crash reported on Highway 29
• Gallery: Edgar vs Stratford Football
• College football: Pointers whip Oshkosh Badgers roll
• Woman arrested on sixth OWI charge
• Preview Day set at UWMC
• UWMC offers parent info
• Barrett, Kohl to appear in Ringle
• Preliminary flood damage report issued
• Friday Funny: Strange kids costume
• Update: Officers on administrative leave following shooting
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• Prep football: Text alerts provide instant updates
• Democrat U.S. Senator Russ Feingold, Republican challenger Ron Johnson square off in first of three debates tonight
• Video: Meet our cooking contestants
• Groups get special focus in domestic violence training
• Update: Judge sets $1 million cash bond for shooting suspect
• Police say arrested man chased goose into Wisconsin River
• Upcoming READS Programs
• Volunteers gladly pay their way to serve veterans on Honor Flight
• Marathon County flood aid in doubt
• Flood damage totals expected from FEMA
• Marathon County Circuit Court Commissioner Sandy Marcus enters judge race
• Man arrested after goose chase
• Wisconsin traffic deaths below average in September
• Prep soccer: West edges Everest other scores
• Wausau Youth Action Council application deadline extended
• Rothschild Bars Balloon Bash raises $3,000 for breast exams
• Merrill Area Public Schools builds bridge to home-schoolers
• Volunteers gladly pay their way to serve veterans on Honor Flight
• Dan Mielke launches write-in campaign against Sean Duffy in 7th Congressional District
• Blues legend to rock the Rothschild Pavilion
• Wisconsin Governor Jim Doyle begins process to fill Ken Kratzs former Calumet County district attorney seat
• Marathon businesses start fundraiser for breast cancer research
• Sex offender accused of shooting Grand Rapids police officer
• Comedian urges people to laugh for a cure
• Temperatures in the upper 70s today
• READ FOR THE RECORD WITH US TODAY!
• The Bar hosts breast cancer awareness fundraiser
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• Man in fair condition after police shooting in Portage County
• Deadline to send holiday packages to troops set
• Deadline set to mail holiday packages to troops
• The Bar hosts breast cancer awareness fundraiser
• Fire damages combine in town of Wien
• Father of Merrill teen killed in crash reacts
• Wausau man charged with sixth drunken driving offense
• Father of Merrill High student: Sons death can be a lesson
• Feingold says Senate race is very tight
• Dane County, media settle over 9-1-1 tapes in Brittany Zimmermann murder in Madison
• Mail call an Honor Flight highlight
• Warm, sunny weather to stick around through the weekend
• The Bar hosts breast cancer awareness fundraiser
• Salvation Army expects heavy seasonal demand
• Green Bay Alderman Thomas De Wane asks NFL, players union to avoid 2011 lockout
• Wausau pools lose $73,000 in summer 2010
• Wausau Youth Council application deadline extended
• Survey shows Wis. food prices remaining stable
• Third Street reopens Friday
• Drinking during pregnancy (study)
• Marcus announces candidacy for judge
• Bomb scare near Bidens scheduled appearance
• Prep soccer: Playoff pairings released
• Duffy, Lassa show differences on Social Security, health care reform
• New: Mielke launches write-in campaign
• Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen defends sexting response
• Judge refuses to reduce bond for Quentin Louis in Athens shaken baby case
• Attorney Ronald Moore charged with attempted possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia
• Teen pleads guilty in Sawyer County stabbing
• Barrett, Walker trade claims over whos the cheapest
• Watch Video: Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen interviews with editorial board
• GPS tracking for Wis. sex offender fails
• North Central Health Care aquatic therapy program funds might not be drained
• Wausau man arrested for sixth drunken driving offense
• Scientists say climate change partially to blame for increase in rain events
• Vikes get Moss from Patriots in trade
• Another gorgeous day in the forecast
• Feingold criticizes Johnson for not specifying budget cuts
• Julie Lassa, Sean Duffy to meet at NTC for debate today
• Lassa, Duffy trade barbs in first local debate
• One Merrill student killed, another injured in crash
• Wausau pools lose money in 2010
• Police shoot, injure man in Portage County
• State awards road funding
• 7th Congressional District hopefuls to debate
• Rib Mountain Town Board supports fire agreement with Weston
• New Fillmor owner decides to lease
• Rib Falls fire damages shed
• Prep soccer: Rapids clinches WVC title
• Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen pledges to fight child porn, budget cuts
• Submarine Killer assisted with first shot at Pearl Harbor
• Therapy pool supporters rally at budget meeting
• Chamber names finalists for ATHENA awards
• Rothschild to search for planning and zoning administrator, but not village administrator
• We need addresses for this years Holiday Mail Call
• Plenty of sunshine after a cold start
• Video: Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen interviews with editorial board
• Lincoln County district attorney to prosecute ex-detective
• Judge denies bond reduction in shaken baby case
• Merrill-area poverty getting worse
• Department of Justice files drug charges against Wausau attorney
• Veterans reflect at WWII memorial during Honor Flight
• Cooking contestants revealed
• Man killed in crash in Hamburg
• Van Hollen defends his offices role in sexting D.A. investigation
• Packers predictions hotline
• County officials: Changes to 2011 budget likely
• Scott Walker to visit Schofield
• Clarification
• Safe Route celebrated
• Lt. Gov. candidate to visit Wausau
• Statewide flood damage tops $10M
• Dog mauls girl in Wisconsin Rapids
• Woman arrested after officer injured
• Suspects in burglaries face 63 charges
• Trial begins for Baraboo man accused of killing twins
• Wausaus two hospitals seem to be thriving despite proximity
• Rothschild to consider creating village administrator position
• Woman runs over Lincoln County deputys foot
• Statewide flood damage tops $10M
• bUpdate: Area veterans begin whirlwind trip to D.C./b
• Keep eye out for deer on road
• Ministry Saint Clares, Aspirus Wausau hospitals seeing health care improvements
• Interchange closures set
• Yoga expert to hold class in Wausau
• Yoga expert Kate Potter to hold class in Wausau
• New Habitat home could be last one for awhile
• Weston, Rib Mountain fire departments plan partnership
• Two-car crash injures two
• Community News Scan
• New Habitat for Humanity home could be last one for a long time
• Feingold runs ad touting health care vote
• Photos: Oktober Fest
• Photos: Rotary Clubs WRUTN Run
• Dry spell helps corn harvest
• Wis. high court keeps diploma privilege rule
• Motorist arrested in Shawano County after 100 mph chase
• Early shopping for holidays
• Honor Flight to take veterans to WWII memorial
• Calumet County DA Kratz resigns from office
• Sunny start to the week
• Special prosecutor assigned to Wausau Police case
• Girl, 9, has facial surgery after dog attack
• Lt. Gov. candidate Nelson in Wausau Tuesday
• Motherhood Part 2
• Local communities receive road funding from state
• Wausau Noon Optimist Club celebrates 50 years
• CrimeStoppers: Police seek info on truck theft
• Soggy fields endanger crops
• Wausau churches offer insights to Islam
• Teachers pony up own cash for classroom items
• Marathon County officials make cuts in hopes of keeping property tax rates the same
• Crash at near Highway X and Highway XX injures at least one
• Drop in crime rate suspends talks over new Marathon County jail
• Weston, Rib Mountain work on fire department partnership
• Weekend Weather: Sunny during the day with areas of frost at night
• After five years, Saint Clares changes health care
• Frost advisory tonight for Marathon, Lincoln counties
• Genetic testing led Rhinelander woman to drastically alter breast cancer treatment plan
• Wausau churches offer insights to Islam
• Study leads to renewed dispute over benefits of mammograms
• County slashes budget
• WRUTN Run benefits runners, youth programs
• MoveOn.org raises $500,000 for Russ Feingold
• Marathon, Portage counties plan highway lane closures
• Officials to reopen investigation of Wood County DA
• Food drive to decide home team for Log Game
• Teachers pony up own cash for school supplies
• Radio shows to be shortened
• Kids health program offered
• Arrests made in home burglary
• Car, semi involved in crash
• Man arrested for child porn possession
• Church Mutual gives nearly $66,000 to United Way
• Diversity Affairs office faces budget cuts
• Last weeks flooding swept docks, boats down rivers
• State funding down, mill rates up for school districts
• Church Mutual makes gains for United Way
• Prep football: Merrill tops Marshfield West wins other scores
• Correction: Adam Dreas photo on page 1B
• Running for a cause
• Soggy fields endanger crops
• Wausau Noon Optimist Club celebrates 50 years
• Drop in crime rate suspends talks over new jail
• 9 months, no bridge in Tomahawk
• Man arrested for child porn possession in Shawano Co.
• Listen: The third episode of our Politics Podcast
• Correction: East No. 2 doubles sweeps to title
• Wood County DA caught viewing porn
• Gallery: Saint Clares Hospital celebrates 5 years
• Gallery: East vs. Merrill girls volleyball
• Prep football: Score updates all night long
• Weather Wrap: Soggy September still not a record-setter
• American Idol returns to Milwaukee
• Rain returns to forecast
• Former Ford dealers lose $4M lawsuit
• Local officials review emergency plans
• Car, semi involved in Highway 29 accident
• Wausau detective resigns after arrest
• Free smoke detector batteries offered
• Todays Death Notices
• Name released in fatal crash
• Wood Co. DA caught viewing porn at resort
• Firm closes office to volunteer
• Prep sports: D.C. Everest soccer tops SPASH other results
• Flood special section available on newsstands at these sites
• OctoBIRDfest ready to fly into Woodson
• Miller Park gears up for Farm Aid
• Gay couples seek to defend domestic partner law
• Wausau lawyers Peter Rotter, Mike Moran join race for county judge seat
• US judge asks Vatican to serve court paper to pope
• Lawyer representing woman who received sexual text messages from Calumet County District Attorney Ke
• WSAU programs featuring hosts Tom King, Pat Snyder, Chris Conley to be trimmed
• George W. Bush visits Beloit manufacturer
• Arrests made in home burglary
• Man, exotic dancer face prostitution charges
• Authorities seek armed Rudolph man
• Lt. gov. candidate treated for colon cancer
• Moran resigns as chair of Democratic party, will run for judge
• Man dies after crash with deer
• WVC tennis: Varsho wins at No. 1 singles other results
• Marathon County leaders must trim improvement project wish list
• Wis. flood damage estimates keep growing
• Todays Death Notices
• Second honor flight taking off Monday
• Police
• Seventh Street closed starting Monday
• Kids summer meal program grows
• Construction ruptured gas line in Merrill
• Flood section to be sold at these sites
• Packers, Lambeau: $282 million impact
• Wis. court reinstates ex-senators law license
• In babys mouth
• Trial set in 2003 truck driver slaying
• Weather Wrap: September rain still not a record for the month
• Sunny and breezy today
• Report: Domestic violence claimed 67 Wis. lives
• Fischer Price toy recall
• Free smoke detector batteries offered
• Mayor, 708-signature petition push Merrill to hold advisory referendum on Riverfront Project
• Bush tax cuts affect more than the wealthy
• Poverty rates climb in Wausau area
• Burma ATV trail closed Friday
• Duffy, Lassa release dueling polls
• Probation arrest made 3 hours after hearing
• Prep soccer: Evergreens defeat Marshfield Wisconsin Rapids blank East
• Lassa, Duffy release dueling poll numbers
• Gallery: Mosinee Construction
• State urges caution about storm chasers
• Marathon County Circuit Judge Patrick Brady plans to retire
• Schofield robbery suspects remain at large
• Second Wausau honor flight taking off Monday
• Windy with a chance of rain today
• Johnson: Diocese should be open about child abuse
• Calumet County District Attorney Ken Kratz could face sanctions from Office of Lawyer Regulation, Wi
• Wis. crime victims board says DA wasnt candid
• Poverty rates climb in Wausau area
• Merrill faces referendum on riverfront development
• No travel delays expected during construction at Central Wisconsin Airport
• How does the Pack snap back
• Man arrested on 7th OWI charge in Lincoln County
• Duffy presents formal jobs plan
• Milwaukee is fourth most impoverished city
• Motorcyclist killed after hitting a deer in Bevent
• Going without flood insurance a gamble
• This weeks prep football schedule
• Wausau City Council agrees to pay $178,000 for Walgreens development
• Food drive ups Log Game ante
• Two arrested on prostitution charges
• Nine Mile Recreation Area closed Oct. 15
• Banned Books Week 2010
• Sinkhole forces traffic detour
• Auburndale schools discuss mascot change
• Gallery: Flood Recovery
• Burma ATV trails to close
• Kronenwetter website down
• Heavy rains slow ginseng harvest for Wausau-area farmers
• Walker uses Obama visit to again criticize train
• Allergy fear sparks Mekong Fresh Meats pork sausage recall
• Doyle signs trade agreement in China
• Temperatures to plunge by the weekend
• NRA endorses GOPs Johnson in Wis. US Senate race
• Man attacks Elmo, Elmo wins
• Upgrades at CWA under way
• Weakening levee turns Caledonia neighborhood into an island
• Prenups on the rise
• Enrollment at 2-year campuses highest ever
• Updated: GOP says Obama visit shows Democratic desperation
• State to appeal overturned conviction
• Police release new information about home invasion suspects
• Home invasion reported in Schofield
• Judge Patrick Brady wont run for re-election in spring
• Residents, businesses rebuild as floodwaters recede
• Man hurt in Hwy. O crash
• Todays Death Notices
• Hit-and-run causes injuries
• Badgers ranked 13th in preseason poll
• Wausau school levy approved
• Local fans hyped about tonights game
• Obamas education ideas get lukewarm response
• Farmers should fare well despite heavy rainfall
• Northcentral Technical College farm now offers hands-on experience
• 1 killed, 1 injured in motorcycle-deer crash
• Try it Team: Lullabies cd
• Photos: Fall color sights
• bUpdated:/bPresident calls for longer school year
• Columbia County levee on verge of failure
• Badgers White Big Ten freshman of the week
• First step to remove Kratz begins today
• Kronenwetter website down
• Wish I still had..
• Video added: Sexting District Attorney Ken Kratz will resign
• All roads in Marathon County re-opened after flooding
• Rib Mountain robbery suspect ordered to stand trial
• Gallery: Marathon County Historical Society cemetery tour
• Mosinee meat company recalls sausage
• Police searching for robbers after attempted Schofield home invasion
• Officials: Levee near Blackhawk Park fails
• Good News Project to put on Caribbean Dinner Theatre
• Siren man killed after shooting deputy
• Robbery suspect heads to court
• Community News Scan
• Water removal tools in high demand
• Ride up Rib Mountain on the chairlift for fall color sights
• Pleasant weather for the start of the week
• Political volunteers hit the streets to reach voters
• Regional bus line project progresses
• Districts must seek balance to protect student learning with tight budgets
• Lassa, Duffy get help from outsiders
• Business Highway 51 reopening is anyones guess
• Waters flirt with historic status
• Prep football: Newman rolls Merrill falls
• Frost possible tonight
• Motorcyclist killed after crash with deer
• Business Highway 51 re-opens in Rothschild
• CrimeStoppers: Fishing, boating equipment stolen
• Shawano County crash injures 2
• Names released in plane crash
• Former radio man called kind, honest
• Flooding: Marathon County might qualify for federal aid
• Flooding: Water, water everywhere in Schofield
• Flooding: Livelihood destroyed in Stettin
• Farmers seek environmental grants
• Flooding: Rainfall one for history books
• Think YOU can cook (contest)
• Flooding: Marathon families forced to flee
• Doyle adds Marathon County to flood-disaster list
• Flooding: Tell us your story
• Watch our gubernatorial debate live chat
• Business Highway 51 still closed
• Prep football: West stuns SPASH DCE, East lose
• Prep football: Newman leads Greenwood at half, while Merrill trails Rapids big
• Gallery: Marathon vs. Stratford
• Police
• Man charged in Wausau stabbing
• 2 killed in Minocqua-area plane crash
• Kidnap suspect turns self in
• Flooding: Marathon and Lincoln County road closures
• Flooding: Roads shut down, schools affected
• Flash flood strands school bus
• Man charged in bat beating
• Business Highway 51 in Rothschild covered by water
• Flash flood strands school bus
• Kayakers found before search
• Regulators reopen case against DA Kratz
• Merrill schools closed Friday
• Funding released for Central Wisconsin Airport repairs
• Record rainfall recorded locally from storm
• Plea deal in works for Ryan Zellner, Kiel High School sex assault suspect
• Bail set for suspect in Wausau stabbing
• Listen: Our Packers Rant and Rave line
• Updated: High winds cause outages across Wisconsin
• Listen: The second episode of our Politics Podcast
• State of emergency declared in Marathon, Portage counties
• Sean Duffy pledges more contact with communities
• WPS urges residents not to re-light power equipment
• More flooding could be on the way for Wis., Minn.
• Breaking news: Homes, tavern submerged in Wausau
• Firefighters investigate report of stray raft in water
• Updated: Kidnapping suspect in custody
• Plane expected at Lakeland Airport never landed, search under way
• Emergency director: River has crested, water is receding
• LIVE CHAT TONIGHT: Talk politics during first Barrett-Walker debate
• Congratulations to all our summer prize winners!
• Man charged in golf club attack
• Rain spurs road closings
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• 18th Avenue road work under fire
• A new roof can put cash back in homeowners pockets
• Susan Sarandon to appear at Milwaukee Film Fest
• School bus stranded car skids off highway Merrill cancels classes
• Are you throwing money out the (energy inefficient) window
• Harvest Fest re-scheduled
• Updated: Marathon City homes flooded, damage assessment to begin
• Wausau School District buses wont reach all students today
• Roads in Rib Mountain remain closed
• Lincoln County road closures
• Ministry opens Merrill clinic
• Christman brothers settle Green Bay Packers ticket lawsuit
• bUPDATED:/b School districts cancel after-school activities
• $1 million goal for 400 block within reach
• Correction: Newman game at Thom Field
• Lassa pledges aid for veterans
• Gallery: Photos of the flooding around Wood County today
• Recall: Similac formula
• Duffy pledges to commute to D.C. if elected
• Powderpuff game rained out
• State behind on unemployment compensation appeals
• Flood warning issued in Marathon Co.
• Singers outfit too offensive for Sesame Street
• No stop in the rain, flood watch issued
• Updated: Man charged in bar fight
• Former Chuck Descalso makes big league debut
• As health care reform begins, federal mandates for insurance could drive up user costs
• Hearing delayed in Rib Mountain home invasion
• Barretts city budget criticized by Walker
• Section of Highway C covered with water, closed
• Boy hit by truck, killed in Shawano County
• Todays Death Notices
• Defense attorney honored with Native American ceremony
• Flooding forces Arcadia to evacuate downtown
• Video included: Worlds oldest man marks 114th birthday
• Stewart Avenue crash causes minor injuries
• Kohl representative to hold Wausau office hours
• WPS warns of heavy rainfall in coming days
• ATV driver killed after crash in Clark County
• Wis. 66 in Wood County closed from flooding
• Local unemployment rates unchanged
• Kidnapping suspect Christian Devine still at large
• UWMC sets enrollment record
• WPSC warns of heavy rainfall
• Ministry opens new clinic
• Wausau attorney Gene Linehan receives American Indian funeral honor
• State releases funding for CWA renovation
• Merrill schools look to revamp sex ed
• Man charged in bat beating
• Weston restaurant Bettys Lunch fined $1,026 for mess
• Packers predictions hotline
• Wisconsin Gov. Jim Doyle begins process of removing Calumet County District Attorney Ken Kratz from
• Police: Kidnappers sought $290
• Wisconsin governor waiting for proper DA complaint
• McCleary Bridge safe, DOT says
• Badgers Kendrick Mackey Tight End of Week
• Heavy rain prediction triggers flood watch
• Gallery: A day at the Pumpkin Patch
• Prep soccer: SPASH edges West
• Pink farm to raise funds
• Prep volleyball: Chargers take down Pacelli
• $3.5M released for energy help
• Senior driving class offered
• Delivery truck hits McDonalds
• UWSP looks to award retroactive degrees
• John W. Kelly, UWMCs Brett Favre of chemistry dies
• Merrill plant to re-open after explosion
• Lincoln County to hire clerk instead of holding election
• Tax shame collections far exceed expectations
• Wis. commander doesnt know who filed complaint
• Hmong New Year event turns attention to youths
• First human case of West Nile Virus reported
• Appleton native says Calumet County District Attorney Ken Kratz harassed her
• Amateur cook competition coming
• Updated: Child on bike hit by truck in Shawano County
• Owner of Weston restaurant to appear in court
• Preliminary hearing on hold until an attorney is found for Larry London, suspect in Rib Mountain hom
• Packers predictions hotline
• New highway interchange improves safety, speed
• Woman charged with kidnapping, police looking for second suspect
• Doyle speaks out against sexting DA on TV news
• Official: Work to resume Wednesday at site of explosion
• Merrill explosion injures 4
• Governor Doyle, Congressman Obey Celebrate Completion Of Highway 29 Interchange
• Todays Death Notices
• Diplomat to speak at UWMC
• DNR tracking bat fungus in Wis
• Jessica Doyle to visit schools
• Duffy announces Seans Seven Commitments
• Meetings set on alcohol use
• Police bust Amherst pot growing operation
• County group wants to expand local manufacturing
• Couple sentenced for meth manufacturing
• Todays Death Notices
• Gallery: Highway 51/29 corridor completion ceremony
• Library director retires suddenly
• Portion of Third Avenue to be closed
• Weston revises bartender ordinance
• Badgers Borland expected to miss remainder of season
• Gresham artists join for exhibit in Wittenberg
• Obama coming to University of Wisconsin-Madison
• Detective faces discipline
• State employee reimbursed $67,000 for commute
• Lassa, Duffy agree on debates
• Professor John W. Kelly brought passion for science and teaching to the classroom
• Judge allows store to sell guns without license
• Packers predictions hotline
• Warm, wet day in the forecast
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• Wis. agencies seek OK to spend stimulus money
• Justice aide seeks new ethics review of Wis. DA
• Sibling spacing
• Michelle Obama coming to Wis. for Feingold
• Updated: Several people injured in explosion at Merrill business
• Letter: Wis. DA invited woman to date at autopsy
• Library director announces retirement amidst conflicting union statements
• Community news scan
• Law enforcement says Fall Ride relatively safe besides fatality
• Anchor honored for teaching
• Five injured in truck crash
• Truck destroyed in blaze
• Parents join to cope with losing children
• Seedfolks: A Garden of Programs Awaits!
• Citizens Utility Board wants new biomass study
• Badgers, Michigan State to be on ABC
• Man arrested in Lincoln County on 6th OWI charge
• Updated: 2 students injured in school bus attack
• Temperature to surge overnight
• Ceremony marks highway completion
• Wausau East grad Shane Schmidt, a former Marine and father of 2, killed after being hit by car
• Sexting Wisconsin DA goes on medical leave
• Scott Walker, Tom Barrett, supporters expected to spend record amount on governors race
• Community conversations about drinking set for Athens, Mosinee and Rothschild
• Marathon County Historical Society cemetery tour to revive historic local figures
• Jessica Doyle to visit Wausau schools
• Lassa accepts eight debates in congressional race
• Man dead after Lincoln County crash
• Photos: Rib Mountain District Scout Expo
• CrimeStoppers: Police seek info on thefts
• Highway XX work planned
• Correction
• Portion of Hwy. 153 to close
• Crash victims daughter to speak against distracted driving
• Parade kicks off United Way campaign
• Lincoln County clerks death leaves void
• Effects of new OWI laws unclear
• Jobs are job No. 1 in race for 7th Congressional District
• Fall Ride ends with a partly sunny day
• Pickup destroyed in town of Wausau blaze
• Highway upgrades will bring new business, boost Wausaus economy, officials say
• Photos: Fall Ride in Tomahawk
• Five injured in Shawano County crash
• Child Safety Week coming up
• Minor injuries after rollover
• Dave Obey to appear with Julie Lassa
• Man dies of injuries after crash
• Aspirus Wausau launches genetic testing service
• Mielke to pass on write-in campaign
• Historical museum on hold in Merrill
• Merrill man headed to prison after 13 OWI arrests
• Officials prepare for cuts in funding
• Jewish celebrate holy days Rosh Hashana, Yom Kippur
• Weekend Weather: Partly sunny with a chance of showers
• Merrill has second gas leak in three days
• Final ramp opens in 29-51 project
• Fall Ride brings in big bucks for Tomahawk, Muscular Dystrophy Association
• Video: Calumet Co. DA apologizes for sexting
• Police
• Prep football: Merrill tops East DCE, West fall, more scores
• Julie Lassa accepts Sean Duffys Wausau debate challenge
• State offers tax incentives to Harley
• Cool, cloudy weekend in the forecast
• Mielke wont run write in for 7th Congressional District
• Walker vows to balance states budget
• Birnamwood man dies four days after crash
• Photos: Cleanup at the Robert W. Monk Gardens
• Photo session nightmares
• Milwaukee encourages early immunizations for kids
• Habitual drunken driver sentenced to prison
• Lawmaker calls on Wis. gov. to remove sexting DA
• Correction: Speedskating lessons begin Sunday
• Listen: Our Politics Podcast debuts
• Minor injuries following rollover in Stettin
• Packers fans, time to Rant Rave
• Final Highway 51/29 interchange ramp opens
• Monk Gardens get a makeover
• Save money in winter with vent-free gas products
• Suspect accused of robbery, false imprisonment and burglary was desperate, police say
• White roofs promoted to save energy
• New: Mielke wont run write in for 7th Congressional District
• Police
• A new episode of Cranking it Up
• UWMC to host Education Fair
• Lassa commits to local debate
• Marathon County sets hazard mitigation plan meeting
• Indiana man arrested in Tomahawk gets 45-year sentence for slaying
• Charlie Spear remembered as man who loved his town
• Marathon County Special Investigations Unit honored
• City seeks more info before decision on Hiawatha Bars entertainment license request
• Street closures begin Monday
• State needs to redefine its image, Wisconsin Economic Development Association president says
• 2 boys missing from Hudson
• VIDEO: Duffy issues debate challenge to Lassa
• Enter now- So You Think You Can Cook
• Rain to end this morning in Wausau
• Suspect arrested in Tomahawk for Indiana homicide sentenced
• Wis. prosecutor who sexted victim wont resign
• Packers fans, time to Rant Rave
• Army Reserve IDs soldier found dead at Wis. base
• Gallery: Stage Combat Demo
• United Way parade will kick off fundraising
• Walker talks jobs at Rothschild manufacturer
• Barrett talks jobs, spending
• Home invasion suspect Larry London said job loss made him desperate
• Wisconsin AD Alvarez to be honored Saturday
• Photos: Scott Walker at Schuette Metals
• Poll: Cant live without
• Rollover crash injures one
• Democrats say theyre firing up
• New lawyer delves into Dale Neumann appeal
• Invasion suspect found and charged
• Johnson will debate Feingold in Wausau
• Wis. bow deer season about to open
• Court tosses child molesters suit
• Gas leak causes minor evacuation
• Our top 20 babies in voting
• James Begay to stand trial in rape case
• Wis. unemployment unchanged in August
• Lincoln County Board to vote on how to find new clerk
• Todays Death Notices
• Walker wins Wis. GOP gubernatorial primary
• Sennholz retains clerks position
• Man at center of Krazy Glue revenge case files lawsuit against attacker
• LIVE CHAT: Talk about the primary
• Republican Tom Tiffany advances to 35th Assembly District general election
• Johnson probably wont debate Feingold on Sunday
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• Galloway cruises to face Decker for 29th Senate District
• With video: Lassa gives speech on saving, creating Wis. jobs
• Heavy rain expected tonight
• Court tosses child molesters lawsuit
• Walker coasts into Barrett match-up
• Local voter turnout lower than state prediction
• Sean Duffy, Julie Lassa advance to November showdown for 7th Congressional District
• Update: One-vehicle rollover in Marathon injures one
• Rape suspect to appear in court
• Johnson will debate Feingold in Wausau
• Duffy challenges Lassa to 20 debates
• Update: Home invasion suspect arrested
• Free Computer Classes
• Gallery: Town of Mosinee manhunt
• Tri-County schools evacuated due to gas leak
• Kronenwetter crash victim out of hospital
• Democratic voters casting Republican ballots
• Former teachers aide to stand trial
• West Nile infection suspected in Waukesha
• UWMC administrator steps down to fight cancer
• Erik Guyette, 19, of Green Bay to spend year in prison for meth operation
• Former TV anchor, legislator win lieutenant governor nods
• Hey amateur cooks, compete
• Ribble moves on to challenge Rep. Kagen
• New attorney begins work on Neumann case
• Wis. town leaves treasuruer hopeful off ballot
• Sass wins state treasurer nomination
• 35 gang members arrested in eastern Wis.
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• Tomahawk, bikers prepare for annual Fall Ride event
• Barrett makes campaign stop at The Mint
• Nightclub cited for smoking
• Pacelli High School abuse lawsuit settled out of court
• Wausau looks for new city clerk
• Crews working at site of Ill. oil pipeline leak
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• Early voter turnout steady but slow
• Packers Grant out with significant ankle injury
• State expects record voter turnout
• Heating costs on the rise
• LIVE CHAT TONIGHT: Talk politics with us Tuesday night
• Candidate tracker: Schedules for Duffy, Lassa, Walker, Barrett, Neumann, etc.
• Former teaching aide to stand trial
• Gallery: Voters at the Polls
• Board OKs budget proposal
• Northeastern Wisconsin marijuana grow sites linked to others in Washington, Oregon, California and U
• Woman charged with fifth drunken driving offense
• Don Richard Eckelberrys work inspires artisits, naturalists
• Revamped speedway generates noise complaints
• Man killed in Clark County crash
• Gallery: Coreys Best of photos from last week
• A warm welcome for Wisconsin Army National Guard soldiers
• Education fair to feature college, vocational school and military representatives
• Harley unions to vote on Wisconsin labor contract
• Wausau searching for City Clerk replacement
• Tommy Thompson to stump for Davis in Wausau Monday
• Wausau nightclub manager cited for allowing smoking
• Chamber names interim director
• UPDATE: Harley workers approve contract in Tomahawk
• Highway 52 lane closures planned
• Seventh Street work begins today
• Sean Duffy plans election night party in Schofield
• GOP primary for Wis. governor highlights election
• Dave Obey endorses Tom Nelson for lieutenant governor
• Harley workers approve labor contract
• Tommy Thompson to stump for Brett Davis
• Army reservist found dead at Wis. base
• Community news scan
• Abuse lawsuit settled out of court
• Ministers spread their message
• GOP candidates for governor make final local appearances
• Pleasant weather to start the week
• Scott Walker rallies supporters in visit to Rose Garden
• Packers fan forecast
• Artists show off their skills
• Republican candidates share views on economy, health care
• Democratic candidates put focus on economy
• Attractions for all at Artrageous
• Blastomycosis outbreak reported in Weston
• Soldiers receive honors Sunday in Mosinee
• Tea party rally in Racine draws estimated 3,200
• Gallery: National Guard Honor Luncheon
• Former Packer, Lion Ron Kramer dies at 75
• CrimeStoppers: Police investigate motorcycle thefts
• Artrageous offerings for every art interest
• Cleanup planned for botanical garden
• Gallery: Artrageous
• Motorcyclist dies in accident
• Clark County crash leaves one dead
• Prescription drug drop-off planned
• August traffic deaths sixth lowest
• Highway 52 lane closures planned
• Seventh Street work begins Monday
• Prep football updates
• I.C. Willys awaits license hearing
• Saturday bus service resumes
• Brokers charged with fraud
• Man charged with 5th OWI
• Wausau to revisit downtown drinking laws
• Errol Demmerly sentenced to 57 years in mental facility
• Leaders: Manufacturing businesses should get tax breaks
• Cops pay students for crime tips
• Wausau attorney Gene Linehan dies at 66
• Where were you when the terrorists attacked
• One badly injured in Interstate 39 crash
• Hearing set on I.C. Willys license revocation
• 9 luxury suites at Lambeau Field still available to rent, buy
• Brokers charged with fraud
• Weekend Weather: Scattered showers today and sunny Sunday
• Crash snarls traffic on I-39 in Kronenwetter
• Wis. focuses on air brake safety for big trucks
• Gallery: D.C. Everest vs Wausau East Football
• Wis. agrees to extend deadline for some voters
• Gallery: Wausau West vs Wisconsin Rapids Football
• Cooking contest signup
• Police arrest man at pot grow
• No injuries in motorcycle crash
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• School bus rear-ended
• Saturday bus service resumes tomorrow
• Cops to pump gas for Special Olympics
• Seventh Street construction starts Monday
• Chamber depends on silent auction
• Medal of Honor bestowed in 2007 ambush that killed Wis. soldier
• Woodson Art Museum holds reception for Birds in Art artists
• Correction
• Rain expected tonight, Saturday
• What parents SHOULD worry about
• Sheriff: Convicted kidnapper attempts escape
• Doyle to appoint outside counsel in stem cell case
• Sept. chat to win
• Volunteers sought to help spruce up Robert W. Monk Gardens
• Man arrested for 5th OWI offense
• Prep football updates
• Wisconsin one of Obamas planned stops for election rallies
• Police investigating possible battery case
• Packers fans- sound off
• Wausau attorney Gene Linehan dead
• In wake of potential high-profile attacks on their faith, some residents who practice Islam dont fee
• Suspect in Rothschild cop shooting sentenced to mental health facility
• Prep volleyball: East sweeps Marshfield
• Natural light saves money, makes homes more livable
• Gallery: Birds in Art Reception
• Home energy audits: Checkups for a house
• Prep soccer: Rapids nips Everest West, SPASH also win
• Feds to dealer: No gun sales
• Vibrant seasonal sights to be at their peak later this month
• Looking for families that plan meal times
• Biomass hearing date set
• Marathon County health officials seek attacking cat
• Edgar man suffers gasoline burns while working on car
• Biomass hearing date set
• Abdominal, chest pain visits rise at ERs
• Cars crash into two Wausau-area buildings
• GOP hopefuls vie for Friskes seat
• Prep football: Biegel officially on Badgers radar
• Employment agency hosts career fair
• Merrill School Board approves sex ed classes
• Feds order Shawano dealer to end gun sales
• Plenty of sunshine until weekend
• School bus rearended, no injuries
• Vibrant seasonal sights expected to be at their peak later this month
• Marathon County ends HR merger talks
• Business owners competing for Assembly District 35 GOP spot
• Board yanks bartenders license
• Accused tool burglars plead not guilty
• Birnamwood man arrested for growing pot
• Wis. lawmakers allow phosphorus rules
• Mosinee man arrested for sixth OWI
• Feingold calls for 6 debates
• Looking for fall colors enthusiasts
• Police crackdown yields unusual OWI arrests
• Packers fans- sound off
• Reported Lyme disease cases in Wisconsin on the rise
• Doyle gives $1M to group attacking Walker
• Temperature back on the upswing
• Woman arrested after crashing into traffic light, apartment complex in Weston
• Doyle: Stem cell ruling could hurt
• Our top 20 babies in voting
• Harley job losses, even with concessions
• Health officials looking for cat that scratched, bit two adults in Wausau
• Wausau schools administrators shift roles
• Frost possible across region
• Council member wants unified communities
• Football schedule correction
• Looking for fall colors enthusiasts
• County Board committee rejects city changes to HR merger
• Lyme disease cases increase
• Watch interviews with candidates
• Looking for fall colors enthusiasts
• Driver hospitalized after crash into building
• Prep soccer: Everest rallies past SPASH West tops East
• Lightning strikes Knowlton home
• Cold and windy today
• Barrett tops Walker in governors race fundraising
• Feingold says Obama building structure of recovery
• Funeral for 20-year-old Milwaukee area soldier
• High-speed chase starts in Green Bay, ends near Shawano
• Where is the ..
• Harley employees get details on proposed contract
• Wis. governor says stem cell ruling could hurt
• Updated: Two men accused of OWI in same truck
• Former doctor charged with sexual assault
• Mosinee man arrested for 6th OWI
• Walker, Neumann take aim at each other in gov race
• Flu season is here, and so is vaccine
• Packers fans- sound off
• Knowlton home damaged by lightning strike
• Wausau school administrators shift roles in year of transition
• Primary early test of state GOP muscle
• VIDEO: Watch interviews with local candidates
• Aspirus buys Michigan hospital
• Crackdown yields unusual OWI arrests
• Victim named in Taylor Co. fatal crash
• Free health tests in Tomahawk
• One killed in Taylor Co. crash
• Marathon moves ahead with charter school concept
• Much at stake during Merrill Habitat auction
• State eyes plastics changes
• DOD rejects state plan for overseas absentee ballots
• Video: Annual Packers fence painting slogan
• Taxpayers footing bill for Rothschild-Weston battle
• Two arrested for drunken driving in one truck
• Chance of storms for Labor Day
• Federal program to aid Wisconsin retirees
• Gallery: Marathon Labor Day parade
• Wausau brewer strikes a chord at Fun Days with 1954 recipe
• Artrageous provides boost to Wausau-area economy
• More work set for Highway 153 in Mosinee
• Injured motorcyclist faces OWI charge
• Weston water plan backfires
• Community news scan
• Help Guide available now
• More work set for Highway 153
• Injured biker faces charge
• Spinal surgeries skyrocket but often are unnecessary
• Memo to thieves: iPhones have GPS
• Considering back surgery See this story first
• One injured in motorcycle crash
• CrimeStoppers: Police seek info on vandal
• Lane closures set for Highway 51
• One injured in motorcycle crash
• Never Forgotten Honor Flight gearing up to ride again
• Tidal wave of political ads coming
• Running Marathon City Fun Days a united effort
• Investigators pledge to find killer
• Prep Football: Halftime updates
• Gallery: Wausau East vs. Sparta football game
• Marathon Fun Days set
• Street closures announced
• Lincoln County police honored for meth busts
• Lassa advocates tax incentives for green industry
• Rep. Jeff Woods lawyer leaves OWI case
• August heat continues hot summer
• Its official: Kathleen Williams is Wausau schools new superintendent
• Olympic runner Suzy Favor Hamilton promoting suicide prevention campaign in Wisconsin
• Horse owners told to vaccinate animals
• High winds cut power to over 13K WPS customers
• Duffy hangs on to cash advantage in 7th district race
• Civic promoter Phil Carspecken Jr. put others before himself
• Vehicle care 101: Students urge peers to make maintenance a priority
• Wausau street closures for Tuesday announced
• Green Bay man jailed in flat-tire scam he was found sleeping in car
• Child killed in suspected drunken driving crash
• Wisconsin pharmacist accused of selling fake drugs
• Lassa takes conservative approach to energy policy, federal spending
• Brrr Temperatures in the 50s today
• Meth capital becoming Bust capital
• Live video: Congressional candidate Julie Lassa interviews with editorial board
• Wis. woman accused of abandoning baby in trash bin
• Merrill Schools asking for help cutting budget
• VIDEO: Wisconsin Rapids police officer shoots teen wielding knife
• Read and share: First school day experiences
• Legislator faces amended OWI charge, loses attorney
• Mosquitoes test positive for West Nile in Wisconsin
• Court reinstates markup law for Wisconsin gasoline
• HR merger collapse takes other plans down
• School Board approves new superintendent contract
• LIVE NOW: State senator Julie Lassa interviews with editorial board
• Rain causes minor problems
• Love it or hate it cant miss the W in Weston
• Grant Elementary School celebrates 100 years
• Aspiring Authors...Mark Your Calendar!
• Highway 153 construction starts Tuesday in Mosinee
• Johnson edges Feingold in campaign spending
• How to make your home more energy-efficient
• Heavy rain causes minor problems for Marathon County
• Merrill couple build home with sustainability in mind
• Prep soccer: Everest knocks off Marshfield SPASH blanks Merrill
• Lincoln County Clerk Robert Kunkel dies after heart surgery
• Rib Mountain State Park construction under budget, on time
• Hurricane Earl moves toward East Coast
• Volk Field hosts NATO training operation
• Gulf oil platform explodes, burning off La. coast
• Video: U.S. Senate candidate Ron Johnson interviews with editorial board
• Soldier with Wisconsin ties killed in Afghanistan
• Study: County not overly welcoming
• Poll: Cell phones
• Photos: William Schmidts preliminary hearing
• Wisconsin prison settlement: Better conditions in segregated unit, $113K to 2 inmates
• Parents, kids head back to school
• Wausau civic leader dies
• Minocqua man to stand trial in death of wife
• Lincoln County Clerk Bob Kunkel dies
• Todays Death Notices
• Wis. report: Girls fall was operator error
• Record-high turnout predicted for Wis. primary
• Grant and Thomas Jefferson named Schools of Recognition
• Weather Wrap: Toasty temps in August
• Severe thunderstorm warning issued for Marathon, Lincoln counties
• Military agency sets furlough
• Man charged with kidnapping
• Grant, Jefferson schools honored
• Engineering Global Leadership Academy opens in Wausau
• Wausau attorney Ryan Lister has license suspended
• UWMC students make big move to campus
• Big Ten Network to air alignment announcement
• Live tonight: Obama address on end of Iraq combat operations
• MMA rules take effect today
• Prep soccer: East, West lose in overtime
• Point fundraiser events set
• More police on roads for holiday
• Two vehicles crash on I-39
• Schools getting more tech friendly
• Cody Vandenberg, imprisoned for 14 years, released as Brown County prosecutors ponder retrial
• Back to school forecast: Mostly sunny and warm
• Pelosi to speak to American Legion convention
• Teen involved in fatal drag race faces new driving-related charges, while parents of victim cherish
• LinkWISCONSIN: Broadband Survey
• Wausau attorneys license suspended for 60 days
• Mommy confessions
• Ad attacks Sean Duffy on Social Security
• The first day of classes brings excitement and nerves
• UWMC students make big move to campus
• Aspeitia to return to Chucks in 2011
• Minocqua homicide suspect returns to court
• Wis soldier 1 of 5 killed in Afghanistan this week
• Todays Death Notices
• Consulting firm releases handprint of region
• Cody Vandenberg, jailed since 1995 for attempted murder in Bellevue, freed
• LIVE NOW: U.S. Senate candidate Ron Johnson interviews with editorial board
• Road construction crew breaks gas line on Wausaus east side
• Merrills Kate Goodrich Elementary wins 21st Century Community Learning Center grant
• FBI investigation of Manson Insurance continues
• Walker says Barrett throwing punches at him
• Try it team: Tickler tags
• Stormy weather possible today
• Marathon Park Splash Pad closing tomorrow
• Electronics recycling law takes effect Wednesday
• Obama to honor troops as Iraq combat mission ends
• Doyle names deputy as Wis. Ag secretary
• Weston restaurant facing fines
• Todays Death Notices
• Two crashes reported on I-39 in Kronenwetter
• Gallery: First days of School
• Gallery: UWMC Students move in
• Students go back to schools immersed in the offerings of the digital age
• Citys failed merger leads Ed Gale to resign from Human Resources Committee
• Parks and Rec sets fall schedule
• Man killed in motorcycle crash named
• One injured in rollover crash
• Biomass assessment vague on emissions, jobs, traffic
• Wisconsin Rapids native pursues acting dream
• One dead after Shawano County crash
• Loppnows, Kregers, home on Third Street evacuated after gas line break
• Wausau street closures begin Monday
• Community news scan
• Five injured in two-car collision on overpass to Highway 29
• Wisconsin Rapids officer followed training in shooting
• Gallery: Antique Steam and Gas Engine Show
• Wausau street closures begin today
• One dead after crash
• Big Top Chautauqua memories spark oral history project
• Rib Mountain trail open for elementary students
• Fall allergies spark students asthma
• Race for Dave Obeys 7th District seat in Congress spurs major ad spending
• 1 person killed in La Crosse shooting
• An Aquarium for Casey!
• Five injured in two-car collision
• Sheboygan man arrested for OWI with grandson
• Blog: My babys 2
• Had back surgery and regret it
• Man dies in motorcycle crash
• Poll: Simple things
• Wausau weather: Another scorcher today
• Updated: Wisconsin soldier dies while serving in Afghanistan
• One injured in morning rollover crash
• FBI still probing Manson
• Residents skeptical of joining deer count
• Gas prices falling ahead of holiday weekend
• Mosinee man dies in motorcycle crash
• Exercise prepares crews for wildfires
• Biomass plant requires careful land use
• Chefs square off for Big Brothers Big Sisters fundraiser
• Highway XX construction meeting planned
• Crimestoppers: Police seek homicide information
• Dueling rallies gather in D.C.
• Lincoln County wreck causes serious injuries
• Smoking ban might be helping business
• Residents, city say property owners not 14 registered sex offenders are the problem in East Town D
• Gallery: Mosinee Youth Sportsmen events
• Gallery: Big Taste
• Weekend Weather: Mostly sunny and clear
• Lincoln County accident Saturday causes serious injuries
• Superintendent yet to sign contract
• DNR confirms oak wilt in Oneida County
• Rothschild OKs biomass zoning
• Everest student invited to Philadelphia dance school
• Clothes swap draws a dozen families
• Mukwonago school defends Indians mascot
• Sharpton: Beck rally goes against Kings vision
• Aspirus employees have access to in-house concierge service
• PSC: No environmental impact study for biomass plant
• Prep football: Everest, West, Newman suffer tough losses other finals
• Rothschild approves zoning for biomass plant
• No environmental impact statement required on biomass proposal
• Lane closures set for construction
• Work to close lanes on Highway 29
• Tea party rally scheduled
• Parade setup to be moved
• D.C. Everest grad Derek S. Kizewski killed in motorcycle crash in Eau Claire
• A warm and windy day in Wausau
• Wounded veterans bike across state for therapy
• Stabbing suspect found in Colorado
• This weeks Wausau Business Wrap
• Prep volleyball: W-B wins SPASH Invite
• Prep football: East drops opener Athens headed to OT
• Challenging Kids, Challenged Teachers
• Prep soccer: West, Everest, Marshfield earn WVC wins
• Where is the Bathtub?
• Clothing swap is underway
• DNR confirms oak wilt in Oneida County
• Roller coaster fan gives $100K for Zippin Pippin in Green Bay
• Man arrested in Vilas County death
• Veterans bike across state for therapy
• Julie Lassa asks federal legislators to take a pay cut
• Merrill Labor Day Parade lineup to be moved
• Marathon County Board members say list doesnt necessarily reflect funding cuts
• Former DCE student killed in motorcycle crash in Eau Claire
• Gubernatorial candidate Neumann to visit Wausau today
• Gallery: Chicago Boyz Acrobats
• Wausau stabbing suspect arrested in Colorado
• Bubbles, Bubbles for Quinn!
• Todays Death Notices
• Why Not Wausau to return in 2011
• Fisherman saved by off-duty Vilas County deputy
• Expect Highway 29 lane closures today
• Neighbors protest sex offenders release
• Workshop helps get women outdoors
• NonCert lets crowd keep summer alive
• Womens advocate Mao Khang honored for work against domestic violence
• Vet Center to address need
• Barretts web site disappears for hours
• Warmer days ahead in Wausau
• Todays Death Notices
• Attorney for Dale Neumann withdraws from prayer death case
• Motorcyclist injured in crash
• Rib Mountain rally calls for reduction in government spending
• Temperatures to rebound after today in Wausau
• Walker, Neumann to face off in final debate
• Leader of Wausau Region Chamber of Commerce, McDEVCO steps down without explanation
• 7 bound over for trial in Northeastern Wisconsin marijuana growing case
• Gubernatorial candidate Scott Walker promises 250,000 new jobs in Wisconsin
• Have you used your retirement funds for a home loan
• Former city attorney picked for Wausau City Council
• High school football: Score update providers wanted
• Komen Foundation Race for the Cure doubles funds goal
• Attorney in Neumann appeal withdraws from case
• Blue Man Group powers Grand opening day sales
• Sen. Lassa proposes lawmaker pay cuts
• Cranking it Up: sports preview
• County ranks programs it funds in budget process
• Construction road closures
• Dog licensing meetings set
• Duffy outlines plans to cut federal budget
• Report: Wisconsin Rapids officer justified in shooting
• Photos: Miss Universe 2010 Pageant
• Executive director leaves Wausau chamber
• Families send off 428th Engineer Company of the U.S. Army Reserve troops
• Investigation: Wisconsin Rapids police shooting justified
• Judge sets $500,000 cash bond for Minocqua man charged in wifes death
• Congratulations, Ian!
• Gallery: U.S. Army Reserve troops send off
• Driver arrested after crash into tree
• Todays Death Notices
• Van Hollen to appear at rally
• Van Hollen to appear at Rib Mountain anti-spending rally
• Man killed in gunfire exchange
• Backpacks still available for needy Merrill students
• Four injured in Shawano County crash
• Village OKs sewage pipeline
• D.C. Everest alternative school adjusts schedule to better serve students
• Sean Duffy keeps 7th Congressional District campaign plans simple
• Kronenwetter pleased with administrators progress
• Brief cool down in store for the Wausau area
• Deadline to sign up for Wis. no-call list nears
• Tainted eggs removed from shelves, menus
• Belly casting photos/reviews
• Police: Ride operator stunned by girls fall at Lake Delton amusement park
• Wausau Race for Cure contributions surge to $216,000
• Grand Theater tickets for 2010-11 lineup go on sale today
• Motorcylist collides with SUV on Camp Phillips
• Video: Scott Walker interviews with Editorial Board
• Walker promises 250,000 new jobs for Wisconsin
• Speed limit to be reduced for work
• Sherman Street ramp to close
• Highway 29 lane closures set
• Minocqua homicide suspect William Schmidt to appear in court
• Poll: When hes in charge
• Spending Revolt Tour, Joe the Plumber to stop in Rib Mountain
• 4 injured in 2-vehicle crash in Shawano County
• Milwaukee airport receives full-body scanners
• Gorgeous summer day in the forecast
• Backpacks still available in Merrill for students
• Overwhelming support for Wausaus Race for the Cure
• Marathon Co. salmonella cases not linked to bad eggs
• Man injured in two-vehicle crash near Plover
• Driver arrested after crash into tree
• Updated: Deputies fire shots, Waupaca County man killed
• Barrett proposes fee-free weekends for tourists
• Video: Jimmy Boy Edming, Sean Duffy interviews with editorial board
• Duffy fends off accusations from Lassa campaign
• Stabbing suspect James D. Whitley still on the run
• Fill A Backpack meets an increasing need
• Four counties, 10 municipalities combine business loan funds
• Beautiful weather for Race for the Cure in Wausau
• Graduates joining the military on the rise in Wisconsin
• Video: Race for the Cure
• Merrill sex ed debate grows
• Struggling Wis. homeowners turn to Obama program for help
• Spending Revolt Tours stops Tuesday in Rib Mountain
• Race for the Cure blog
• Big Bull Falls Blues Fest in Wausau draws about 9,300
• Share your photos from todays Race for the Cure
• Wausaus Fill a Backpack program distributes supplies
• Woman, child in car crash
• Merrill sex ed debate grows
• Grease fire burns man
• Central Wisconsin communities pool loan funds
• Stabbing victim released
• Military enlistment among high school graduates on rise
• Crimestoppers
• Stabbing victim released
• Community News Scan
• Laid back Big Bull Falls Blues Fest draws about 9,300 fans
• Highway 29 lane closures scheduled in Schofield
• Vehicle rollover injures two in town of Wien
• Patriot Center expansion planned
• Golf scramble to benefit ballet
• Grand tickets on sale soon
• Big Bull Falls Blues Fest concludes today
• Hundreds help Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure without racing
• Some say construction, notification was poorly planned
• Weekend Weather: Mostly sunny with some patchy clouds
• Charges filed in Minocqua death case
• Update: Power restored in Wausau
• Struggling Wis. homeowners turn to Obama program for help
• Ministry offers free sports physicals
• Race for the Cure signup tops 1,600
• Elderly mans caregiver charged
• Why Not Wausau organizer pleased with music festival
• Kolten Craft, 9, arranges golf outing to help charity
• Updated: Veteran counseling service to open in Wausau in 2011
• Doyle announces $57,000 tax credit for Lactalis American Group
• Joe the Plumber, other speakers to rally Tuesday in Rib Mountain
• Severe thunderstorm watch issued for most of Wisconsin
• Police to begin OWI crackdown today
• Report: Wisconsin adds 24,500 jobs since January
• Rothschild residents sound off on biomass proposal
• City, county HR department merger on hold
• William Schmidt is charged with first-degree intentional homicide for the June death of his wife, Lo
• Man charged with fifth OWI
• Stormy day on tap
• 11 counties to have access to $1.5M for training in child care
• Looking for college students with a car
• Time is Running Out for Reading Tickets!
• Beethoven's 240th
• Pool Party!
• New Career Titles at MCPL!
• Understanding Biomass Energy
• Eagles On Library Shelves
• Congrats to Writing Workshop Winners!
• Browse & Request Our Newest Books!
• ARRRRR! Craft Day was Splashy Fun!
• Tips for Resume Writing!
• Passport Fees Increase July 13
• Sign Up Now for the Talent Show!
• Paper Cities Kennel Club All Breed Dog Show
• Tom Pease Delights
• Check Out Our Video Game Collection!
• Sharing Fun Memories with an Old Friend!
• Sharing Fun Memories with an Old Friend!
• 65th Annual Wausau Area Jaycees 4th of July Celebration
• Glitter and Glue and Paint-Fest!
• BOOKS FOR LOCAVORES ONLY!
• Check Out Blockade Billy - Stephen King's New Novella!
• Service With a Smile
• Summer Reading Club Begins for Everyone!
• Quick Tip | Suspending Requests
• Travel with Kids? MCPL Can Help!
• "The Fourth Kind" | Fact or Fiction?
• Funny Business | Conversations With Writers of Comedy
• "Around Our Mountain" Artwork
• Author Brett Champan @MCPL Wausau
• Calling All Job-Seekers!
• Help for Job-Seekers!
• Mandela's Way
• Big Changes to the Storytime Schedule
• Kao Kalia Yang: When the Story Is Told
• The Taxman is Waiting!
• New Stephen King Novella!
• It was a Honey of a Program!
• Teen Book Club | "Life as We Knew It"
• Celebrate National Library Week
• Children's Festival: Saturday (4/10)
• National Library Week Opens, April 11
• Library Team Wins Spelling Bee
• "Why I Love My Library!" Art Contest
• Passport Day in the USA
• Library Area Re-Designed
• Bilingual fun at MCPL
• Art Contest: Deadline 4/1
• El Dia de los Ninos/El Dia de los Libros
• National Library Week, April 11-17
• National Library Week, April 11-17
• El Dia de los Ninos/El Dia de los Libros Celebration
• Art Contest: Deadline 4/1
• Two Weeks Left in the "Why I Love My Library" Event!
• Bilingual fun at MCPL
• Library Area Re-Designed
• Enter the PBS Writing Contest!
• Update: Tax Forms at MCPL!
• Library Team in Spelling Bee
• Come See The Beautiful Artwork!
• Dewey Decimals Headed for Victory?
• Library Team Wins Spelling Bee
• "Why I Love My Library!" Art Contest
• Passport Day in the USA
• Governor Doyle Discusses Plans To Create Clean Energy Jobs, Grow The Economy In Visit To Wausau
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Marathon County
• Governor Doyle Pushes Reforms to Help Wisconsin Students Achieve Success
• Wausau Tax Day Tea Parties Protest Rally April 15 Tea Party
• Jump Rope For Heart
• First Student School Bus Transportation
• Big Town, Little People
• Wisconsin Valley Fair

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