WXPR The Extra

Gov. Evers talks Lincoln Hills and the budget in Wausau, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service says wolves should leave the Endangered Species list, Farm taxes part of a state Supreme Court ruling, A Milwaukee man faces homicide charges and also abduction of his child.

The weather could lead to rapid flooding, A Lac du Flambeau leader has died, The focus this week is on groundwater, Republicans join a suit involving Planned Parenthood.

Rhinelander City Administrator narrowly avoids a suspension... White Lake fire department needs to rebuild after a roof collapse, The Oneida County Fair is looking for public input, The Tavern League challenges Gov. Evers on wedding barns.

Transportation Sec.-designee Thompson says gas tax increase has been proposed, offset by eliminating the minimum markup... Minocqua town board hires a familiar person to be treasurer, Vilas County board is again seeking land for expansion of the county landfill, A Minocqua man sentenced for opioid distribution A legislative leader disapproves of Gov. Evers capital projects budget.

A hunt could resume if USFWS delists wolves from the Endangered Species list, A judge has revoked bond on a former D.C. Everest teacher charged with misconduct, Hodag Park gets update in the future, Events are costing the Town of Minocqua more than is comfortable, Elizabeth Smart will speak at a fundraiser in Barron, regarding the impact of the Jayme Closs kidnapping.

U.S. Fish & Wildlife service likely to drop endangered species protections for wolves, DNR Sec.-designee Cole says more water scientists are needed by the DNR, A 10-year old girl is facing homicide charges, Gov. Evers stands behind a cabinet appointee, People aren't stopping for red lights on school buses.

The Oneida Village Inn in Three Lakes is destroyed by fire, and a boil water order is implemented by Oneida County Public Health, Public workers are trying to move snow while at the same time fill potholes, A Shawano county woman faces charges in a child's death.

People with ice shacks on lakes need to start thinking about removing them Ospreys are the focus of the next Science on Tap Wednesday in Minocqua Pop-up stores are a trend across the American landscape Lawmakers share their thinking on Governor Tony Ever's budget proposals

Two area school districts are addressing changes in top administration, Governor Scott Walker indicates he might run for the U.S. Senate, Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest is looking for summer help.

A former Antigo schools administrator is arrested in Marathon county, The state purchases a 14,000 acre easement in Iron county, A meeting is set for next Wed. in Rhinelander on Northwoods homelessness, Gov. Evers is delivering his budget to the legislature today. Two state Republicans join Democrats pushing back against a State of Emergency.