WXCO News

We talk about the new time for the Wausau Morning Report (now at 6:52, 7:22, 7:52 and 8:22 am). Plus, about the protests this weekend continuing at Tiffany’s office Friday and in Rib Mountain vs. Trump on Saturday. The Wausau Ethics Committee meets today to discuss the Mayor’s motion to dismiss and a look at the week 1 HS football results.

Mayor Doug Diny’s lawyers claim “due process” to try and get ethics complaint tossed in terms of the Drop Box issue. Paul Michlig joins us to talk last night’s HS football season opener plus the Brewers and Badgers.

Dive into the tangled web of Wisconsin politics as Democratic Party chairperson Nancy Stencil discusses on the ongoing Dropbox investigation involving Mayor Doug Diny and the eyebrow-raising appointment of Eric Toney as special prosecutor. With a backdrop of political double standards, we scrutinize why Republican figures are often chosen to lead these probes, questioning the fairness of the system. The episode also highlights the strategic maneuvers of Democrats eyeing congressional seats, emphasizing the importance of focusing on core issues like education and social security.

Chad Holmes sits down with Jordan Kaiser from NorthWind Solar and Christine Daniels from the Wausau Sustainability Energy and Environment Committee to dive into the world of solar energy. They explore North Wind Solar’s worker-owned model, emphasizing energy independence and economic benefits. Jordan highlights the bipartisan appeal of solar, attracting eco-minded and conservative clients alike. A big focus is on Wausau’s solar task force plans, aiming for a significant solar array to power the water treatment facility, enhancing energy reliability and independence. Christine encourages public engagement to support solar initiatives, underscoring the importance of affordable energy access for all.

To learn more about and contact Northwind Solar check them out at https://www.northwindre.com/

We are joined by new Wausau West principal Curt Richardt to talk about his journey from student in the Wausau School District and Wausau West to the new job. Also about the challenges and strengths at West and more.

See and hear our unedited discussion at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5g83c-jRAv0