Expect an awesometastic start to the weekend weather-wise, as plenty of suntabulous weather returns, as does the much warmer temperatures. After a cool start Saturday morning, temperatures will soar into the 70s for Saturday and the 80s for Sunday… fitting, for the last weekend of summer.
Rhinelander defeats Medford for the first time in a decade in our Game of the Week, Amherst and Stratford rolled, and Newman Catholic looked just fine after losing their best offensive player.
Researchers at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health are recruiting expectant mothers and families to join two studies designed to help experts better understand the causes of two of the most common chronic diseases in children: childhood asthma and childhood food allergies.
A Wisconsin judge has rejected a lawsuit seeking to remove the state Department of Natural Resources policy board’s leader from his post even though his term has ended.
The Department of Veterans Affairs is the first Federal agency to mandate employees, volunteers and contractors receive life-saving vaccines for preventable serious disease and complications from COVID-19.
The Pittsville FFA and FFA Alumni will begin its annual cranberry marsh tours on Saturday, Sept. 24. Tours will also be held on Sept. 29, and Oct. 1, 6, 8, 13, 15, 20 and 22.
Enbridge, while working near Clearbrook last January, dug too deeply into the ground and pierced an artesian aquifer which resulted in a 24 million gallon groundwater leak.
Mid-State Technical College will host a Wisconsin Education Fair for area high school students, parents, and other prospective adult students from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 28. The fair is open to the public, and there is no fee to attend.
National Hispanic Heritage Month began Wednesday in the United States, but many Mexican-Americans celebrate Thursday as the official start of celebration.
In the past week following the Packers’ embarrassing 38-3 loss to the New Orleans Saints in the season open, Rodgers had kept a calm voice when speaking to the media. That’s on purpose.
It has been three weeks since 13 U.S. service members were killed during the Kabul airport bombings, we will always remember their sacrifice and honor their dedication to this country. But we can’t forget about the 18 men and women who were injured during the attack.
Children ask a lot of questions; it is how they learn about themselves and the world around them. With everything that has gone on in the world over the last two years, students have plenty of things to ask about. The people they know who have at least some answers to their questions are teachers.
A 30-foot tall sculpture now sits along the east bank of the Wisconsin River at RiverLife Park. The sculpture titled “Vertical Log Raft” reflects Wausau’s early history along the Wisconsin River.
Tommy Thompson, the longest-serving governor in Wisconsin history and current interim president of the University of Wisconsin System, says he is having surgery following a weekend water skiing accident.
Dustin Garneau homered and drove in two runs, rookie Matt Manning combined with the bullpen on a three-hitter and the Detroit Tigers beat the Milwaukee Brewers 4-1 on Wednesday to complete a two-game sweep.
