WXPR The Extra

A new well is approved in Eagle River to keep the water supply safe from contamination, A state tax rebate has proven popular though not all eligibly took part in it, A former Wisconsin congressman criticizes President Trumps tweets against AG Sessions, While America is more diverse, its newsrooms are not.

Pay for teachers trails others of comparable education, An electronic recycling event delivers for two non-profits, Appleton schools don't want kids sharing snacks, A good samaritan killed while trying to help a motorist.

An independent candidate wants Wisconsin to go to ranked choice voting, A Rhinelander city deer hunt is likely this fall, A Wausau group helps in the arrest of an alleged sex predator, Harley-Davidson pays to have a Milwaukee park repaired after a rally.

A group files a complaint concerning Gov. Walker's flight to Rhinelander and Three Lakes, An Oneida county sheriff's candidate is considering a write-in campaign though he recently resigned his job, Hazelhurst residents said good bye to summer travelers.

Oneida and Forest Medical Examiner resigns, 50,000 visitors are expected this weekend in Crandon for the off-road race championship, Tammy Baldwin offers a bill to help people get health insurance, Where is the Affordable Care Act eight years after enactment?

No charges against a Crandon school official, A Rhinelander area doctor pleads not guilty to charges related to the death of his child, Russ Feingold is a pallbearer for John McCain, Foxconn starts up a development foundation in southern Wisconsin

A large gift to the Olson Library in Eagle River, A judge orders a trial for a man accused of a killing, Three Lakes Winery's pumpkin wine goes viral.

Thousands of UW students moving into dorms despite high water, the Star Journal is reporting that Oneida County Medical Examiner Larry Mathein was placed on paid administrative leave last Thursday, Wisconsin housing inventory grows for 2nd straight month, the Wisconsin congressional delegation is reacting to John McCain's death, and Foxconn Technology is looking for 13,000 workers.

Registration is still open for ArtStart Rhinelander's 2018 School of the Arts Legacy Program, in Rhinelander, you can donate your old crayons or purchase crayons that have been remolded into new ones at the Hodag Farmer's Market, and more Rain could make a bad situation worse for Madison.

Early Polling Shows Tight Races For Governor, U.S. Senate Madison Drivers Warned About Additional Street Flooding DNR to Investigate Ruffed Grouse Population for West Nile Virus Downtown Rhinelander Parking Concerns Brought to City Committee