Tom Zurawski

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy made a stop at the Central Wisconsin Airport Tuesday morning.

Man charged with child sex crimes after trying to meet underage girl in Wausau

The Lincoln County Emergency Management director is bringing together the parties involved in responding to 6.5 million gallons of wastewater spilling in Tomahawk for about a month this summer. A meeting discussing the spill, the roles involved in the response, and ways to “enhance future response and information-sharing efforts” is planned for Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. at the Lincoln County Service Center. The public is encouraged to attend.

In Bradyn Bohn’s hometown of Kronenwetter on Tuesday, Attorney General Josh Kaul, Braydn’s family and others shared the importance of talking with children about sextortion.

Redwood St. Roasters has tasted success in Edgar and beyond.

When people ask about what case we are working on next, not one person doesn’t know at least a little bit about 15-year-old Kayla Berg.

So far, almost 34,000 Wisconsin high school seniors have taken part in the program this year.

A proposed solar project in Rome has town leadership ready to fight it. The company says it looks forward to collaborating with the community to share why it will be a benefit.

Kids in Stevens Point got a peek at future careers in technology on Tuesday at Mid-State Technical College.

Eleven days after a Colby family welcomed their new son, they lost their home to a housefire. Now, they're expressing gratitude for community donations.

Conrad said their main message is that mental health is not just for some people; it is for everyone, and taking care of it is “the manliest thing for a guy to do.” He calls it a celebration of manhood.

Across the state, districts and families of children with special needs are advocating for the state to reimburse two-thirds of public schools’ costs for special education services. They say it would lift all students, not just those receiving special services.

It was built by students involved in the EAA Chapter 640 Learn, Build, Fly Program at the Downtown Wausau Airport.

Restlawn Memorial Park is prepared for their annual remembrance program, with flags already set up.

Eight fruit trees were planted in the community garden across from Mead Park.

Students were able to try several different foods from Korea.

Last fall, the Village Board reduced the speed limit on Maple Ridge Road.

The annual ceremony is being held Thursday night at the Jefferson Street Inn.

Mental health services in Marathon County schools are receiving significant support.

Wausau East will be making its fourth trip to State and its first since 2007.