A body is recovered from a Lac du Flambeau lake, There's a shortage of one type of public defense attorneys, Bears are starting to look for food in your backyard, School of the Arts returns this fall.

Governor Walker says Wisconsin needs to grow its workforce Millions of migratory birds have flown into Wisconsin Ironwood woman climbs to the top at the Red Bull 400 Some workers to lose jobs when new Bucks arena opens

Tourism in the Northwoods continues to climb, Two years after the last major election, are voting machines secure for the next?, Educating the public on safe air travel requirements, a man is in jail after a stabbing in Taylor county.

The largest food drive in America is Saturday and you can help, WPS Foundation opens up grants for emergency services, A long time airport director retires, Rhinelander is hosting a party Friday evening to kickoff summer.

A Democrat running for Governor wants to restore the DNR scientific bureaus, the Demmer Library breaks ground on its renovation, more money is coming for renewable energy, and the Rhinelander District Library has a book sale.

A coordinator will be in Rhinelander Saturday to talk about ending "Dark Money" campaigns, rallies are being held Saturday in 39 states, including Wisconsin, to help people in poverty, campgrounds in the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest open soon, and Journeys Marathon is Saturday in Eagle River, Vilas county.

Driver killed in crash following high speed chase, Minocqua investigates premier area resort tax, late snow extended ski season in Wausau, and Denim 'n' Desert Readers Theatre presents Harvey.

Helicopter crew remembered at memorial service, gun forum held in Merrill, better sleep encouraged for nurses, and Wisconsin tourism numbers out.

Cars streamed north to Minocqua Thursday to honor a helicopter crew killed last week in Hazelhurst, gas prices likely to keep going up until Memorial Day, and a foundation donates to upgrade Hodag Park facilities.