Project North is a music festival coming to downtown Rhinelander in fall 2019, but you can get involved now at the Project North Launch Party on December 8th, the Oneida County Purple Tube Project is designed to assist first responders in a crisis situation by giving more information about patients, and Peoples State Bank has been collecting items to send to troops in Afghanistan this holiday season.

Governor-elect Evers wants to do away with the WEDC, A fatal crash in Price county, Another large drug bust in Forest county, Eagle River city council approves a plan to protect its water, Gas prices are low for the holiday weekend.

Slightly fewer deer hunters have hit the woods this fall, A cranberry research station is being built near Black River Falls, The Big Bundle Up provides warm clothes to people who need them, Two Keshena men are sentenced for a shooting incident involving a neighbor's dog.

A health expert talks turkey and safe food prep ahead of Thanksgiving, The Human Service Center in Rhinelander gets a grant to work with schools, and that deer you harvested this weekend can be donated to the local food pantry.

Discussions about a People's Day for Marathon county, The Rhinelander Area Food Pantry wants contributions to their 'seed money', Hunters are cautioned about looking for deer on an Air National Guard range, No injuries after a man with a gun evacuates a housing complex in Marshfield.

An unlicensed Wausau day care provider is facing authorities after the death of a child, Protections for the Great Lakes passes the U.S. Senate, Today is the Great American Smokeout, to help smokers kick the habit, Deer stand safety is emphasized as Wisconsin's deer hunt is set to open Saturday.

A Langlade county couple face charges for allegedly running a meth house in White Lake, A Green Bay legislator will try again to bring about how political voting boundaries are drawn, The Governor's Northern Conference in Minocqua is canceled, Salvation Army bell ringers are needed for this year's drive, A man says it was his female friend and not him who killed a Saxon bartender.

A Langlade county couple face charges for allegedly running a meth house in White Lake, A Green Bay legislator will try again to reform how political voting boundaries are drawn, The Governor's Northern Conference in Minocqua is canceled, Salvation Army bell ringers are needed for this year's drive, A man says it was his female friend and not him who killed a Saxon bartender.

The cranberry crop is so large a quarter of it could go to the landfill, UW-Stevens Point announces more changes in offerins to meet a financial pinch, Wausau man reaches a plea bargain on a murder charge, "Swatting" hits another Wisconsin community.

We're updating a story regarding an agreement between the Northland Pines School Board and former administrator Dr. Mike Richie, The City of Rhinelander's budget hearing is tonight, America Recycles Day is coming up on Thursday, The state reminds hunters to leave your firewood at home and buy locally, and wild rice is starting to grow again in parts of northeastern Wisconsin.