Judges rule against a water bottling facility near Carlin Lake, Students in Eagle River work to find a companion dog for a veteran, A key fundraiser for the Rhinelander Area Food Pantry is approaching, Dispatchers in Wisconsin can give CPR advice to people, Minnesota would like to do the same.

Gov. Evers says Foxconn approached the state about changes to its agreement, More discussion coming on proposed ATV routes within the city, Possibility of snow for the weekend

Closing arguments in the Robin Mendez trial, President Trump is coming to Green Bay Saturday, Campgrounds and trails slow to open due to weather, Math 'interventionist' asked for LUHS.

More discord within Rhinelander city government, A Minocqua man enters a not guilty plea to sexual assault in a nursing home, A Weston man is caught in a child enticement sting, The need for a 'math interventionist' is revealed at Lakeland Union High School.

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month Earth Day will be celebrated for the 49th year, with an announcement exptected on plans for the 50th New app helps people track plans for state maintained land Wood County couple to make court appearance in the death of their baby

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Public's help asked to provide info in domestic and wild animal poisonings, Vilas EMS looking at expanding services, Nicolet College Competition Day brings high schoolers to compete.

Rains and snow melt causes flooding in central Wisconsin, Wisconsin's Lt. Gov. comes to Rhinelander to speak on economic development, The Oneida County Board praises a student member who picked up a Kohl scholarship, Gov. Evers says it's 'unrealistic' to think Foxconn will bring in 10,000 jobs.

DNR Secretary Cole questions baiting and feeding deer statewide, Helping people with dyslexia is the focus of a bill being heard this week in Madison, The Wisconsin Senate looks to return excess Miller Park taxes to citizens, Another invasive silver carp caught in the St. Croix river

A Merrill man faces decades in prison for sexual assault, Flooding remains a possibility in Wisconsin Hiring workers with autism is the focus of an Eagle River meeting, New veterans home proposed.