Track and field: State meet qualifiers from central Wisconsin
Area track and field athletes qualified for the WIAA state track and field meet, May 31-June 1 in La Crosse:
Mosinee cruises to shutout win over Medford
With a chance to advance to their third sectional semifinalin row, the Mosinee High School softball team needed a team effort to beat Medford.
Division 1 track: Wausau West girls, SPASH boys win sectional championships
Kallen Bentz knew he had made the podium in the boys 400 meters, and had qualified for the WIAA state track meet in an individual event for the first time.
D.C. Everest softball breezes way to win over Merrill
Kaitlyn LePine's two-run double in the first inning was all the D.C. Everest softball team needed Thursday to beat Merrill.
Interstate bridge collapses in Washington state
An Interstate 5 bridge over a river north of Seattle collapsed Thursday evening, dumping vehicles and people into the water, the Washington State Patrol said.
UWSP baseball: Pointers continue to Bloom
There is really no way to sugarcoat it.
Driver identified in multi-vehicle crash
A Wausau man accused of striking several parked vehicles in downtown Wausau had a blood alcohol content nearly five times the legal limit for driving in Wisconsin, police said.
Merrill teen sentenced in burglary case
One of two men charged in connection with a string of burglaries and animal thrill-killings will spend a year in jail and two years on probation after reaching a plea agreement with Lincoln County prosecutors.
EMPD welcomes new K-9 officer to its ranks
A 80-pound, furry mountain of muscle joined the Everest Metro Police Department this week.
Crystal Finishing to add 250 jobs, expand to Mosinee
A Weston-based manufacturing company announced Thursday that it will add roughly 250 to 350 jobs and expand to Mosinee, a city that has lost hundreds of industrial jobs during the last two years.
Wet spring could mean mess of mosquitoes
Jack Hardy loves to do two things during the summer - fish and barbecue.
Police ramp up efforts to nab seat belt violators
Several local police departments have joined with hundreds of agencies across the state to turn up the heat on speeders and seat-belt violators.
Boy Scouts approve plan to accept openly gay boys
In one of their most dramatic choices in a century, local leaders of the Boy Scouts of America voted Thursday to ease a divisive ban and allow openly gay boys to be accepted into the nation's leading youth organization.
Suspect in fatal heroin OD ordered to stand trial
One of two people charged in connection with the heroin overdose of a Wausau man has been ordered to stand trial on felony drug charges.
Preliminary hearing set for homicide suspect
A preliminary hearing has been set for the town of Corning man accused of killing his wife and concealing her body.
Junction City man accused of stealing from the dead
JUNCTION CITY, Wis. - A 32-year-old man is accused in Chippewa County of stealing from the dead.
Wis. teen wins Google's national contest
A Wisconsin teen is the winner of Doodle 4 Google's national contest with her art called 'Coming Home.'
How to clean, season and maintain your grill
Grills are like cast-iron skillets; the more you use them, the better they cook. That's because as food cooks on the grill, the fats and juices are instantly vaporized by the heating elements or charcoal briquettes.
Wis. committee reduces handgun background fees
MADISON- The Legislature's finance committee has voted to reduce the handgun purchaser background check fee by $3.
Our View: St. Anthony provided rare space for reflection
St. Anthony Spirituality Center has been a place of reflection and renewal in our community for nearly 100 years.
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