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Rhinelander will be asked to consider two petitions regarding elections and political boundaries Storm damage still impacting recreational areas Bill would make it tougher to build new projects on campuses in the University of Wisconsin System Search for two missing Wisconsin brothers now a death investigation

Feedback sought on rule revisions on how to assess the health of lakes and streams Use of advanced life support services on ambulance calls being studied in Vilas County Lung damage in eight Wisconsin teenagers may be tied to vaping Bill to help improve access to broadband internet clears Senate committee

Two-day conference on Chronic Wasting Disease continues today in Madison, Wisconsin's Agriculture Secretary says state budget will help consumers and tech, the National Weather Service is reporting 16 tornadoes touched down over the weekend, and Lakeland Union High School's board is considering a possible referendum,

The state will spend more than four million to buy 14,000 acres of forest, agencies continue the cleanup in the aftermath of severe weather, Robin Mendez has been found guilty of his wife's murder and sentenced to life in prison, and the Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa is demanding a pipline be removed.

PFAS found in Rhinelander drinking water, current supply ok to use, testing Crescent spring, Damage cleanup continues from weekend storms and power is being restored, The death of a Spooner man appears to be a homicide, A Racine woman leaves a child in a hot car, child saved by rescuers, then woman gets mad at police for breaking window to get child out.

Fire destroys a business building near Eagle River A pastor speaking in the Northwoods spent a year talking to people about Donald Trump Wisconsin’s Green Fire lays out recommendations to address nitrate contamination in water Weekend storms may have contributed to two deaths in Wisconsin

The Veterans Administration names the new Harshaw veterans cemetery, An Oneida County employee might face criminal charges, Action in Vilas County court regarding the former Phelps hospital, An anti-bullying ordinance goes into effect in Wisconsin Rapids.

After a vote yesterday, Merrill voters return 4 of 5 incumbents to the city council, A new study shows kids over the summer gain weight from sugary drinks, Gov. Evers tells a fellow Democrat his criticism of the budget are just "rantings", WE Energies agrees to not charge solar users more.

A former Rhinelander-area doctor takes a lesser charge concerning the death of his son, Wausau Police hope the public helps locate a suspect in a shooting incident, Officer cleared in central Wisconsin shooting, U.S Senator Tammy Baldwin says laid-off Shopko workers haven't gotten the money they were promised.

"Topping off" ceremony held for new hospital being built in Minocqua Experts on climate change to speak in Three Lakes Rhinelander Chamber putting new emphasis on marketing and adding members Send-off ceremony held for Wisconsin National Guard soldiers heading to Afghanistan