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The state Supreme Court says the legislative lame-duck session was legal as were bills passed, The state pays more money to former residents at the Lincoln Hills/ Copper Lake facility at Irma, A report finds the status of Wisconsin children is slipping, UWSP is hoping the state reverses a decision and will accept a facility proposal.

A crackdown in Oneida Co. on Internet predators preying on children, 5-G technology is a step closer in Wisconsin, The driver of a vehicle which struck and killed a Milwaukee off-duty officer was allegedly intoxicated, Property taxes are expected to hold the line under both versions of the proposed budget.

Health care facilities in the Northwoods are facing worker shortages, An attorney asks for the dismissal of charges because he's been in jail too long, Blue-green algae will likely be blooming in a few weeks, Stevens Point is exploring a way to pay property fines.

The Northwoods Pride Festival takes place later this month Monarch butterfly numbers have been declining, but you can help The arts have a nearly $10 billion impact on the Wisconsin economy Task force studying concerns with student loan debt

First midday flight to Rhinelander airport full, World Blood Donor Day and younger donors are needed, Marshfield schools get scammed.

A man is sentenced for a weapons incident at Marshfield Clinic in Minocqua, A Wausau man is sentenced for arson, Michigan legislators grapple with cutting public transport

Flambeau Papers in Park Falls tells workers to not report, A main artery in Rhinelander will have more intersections open, A woman in a Milwaukee-area incident was a participant, not a hostage

The name of the victim in a Friday crash in Three Lakes is released, Charges likely in a Wausau homicide, Area businesses are invited to join Inspire Grow North, A winner at a Milwaukee casino gets robbed after he won big...twice.

Young people with developmental disabilities complete a school-to-work program One dead in a motorcycle crash in Three lakes Roundtable discussions take place on business financing and small business opportunities A raffle will benefit a shelter for the Tri-County Council on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault

The warming temperatures mean be careful of getting over-heated say officials, A stabbing results in jail time, Gov. Evers says he will veto recently passed abortion bills, Foxconn buildings in Green Bay and Eau Claire have not been used.