The La Crosse County Sheriff’s Office has identified two suspects in a triple homicide case as Khamthanet Rattanasack, 41, of Wausau and Nya Thao, 33, of Holmen.
This get-away room allows for mothers to stick to their breastfeeding goals and keep their babies healthy by continuing to provide milk for them naturally.
The opening of the “Preserved For Generations” exhibit at Woodson History Center drew in many local viewers to see 100 years of Marathon County Park system history.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture recently released its findings of the hurdles people who participate in the supplemental nutrition assistance program face when trying to maintain a healthy diet. It found nearly nine in 10 people have some kind of barrier.
The Wood County Solar Project has transferred to Alliant Energy and moved into the construction phase on roughly two square miles of land for a 150-megawatt solar utility in the Town of Saratoga. It is the first of 12 solar farm projects Alliant is implementing in the state.
Heavy rain in eastern Wisconsin has caused flash flooding, closed roads and restricted travel. Meteorologists say thunderstorms produced more than 6 inches of rain near Manitowoc overnight Wednesday.
The U.S. Senate is expected to take up the bipartisan infrastructure framework agreement addressing massive broadband infrastructure gaps, but not before hearing from perspectives in Marathon County.
Aspirus Health is conducting an internal investigation after one of its directors sent an email revealing the names of employees who have not received the COVID-19 vaccine.
As many people begin to return to more pre-pandemic normalcy, others are having to continue or even increase COVID-19 precautions. That is the case for wildlife rehabilitation centers, like Wild Instincts in Rhinelander.
Wisconsin elections officials are mailing postcards to 97,700 state residents -- or former residents -- to confirm if they moved and remind them to register with their new address to vote.
The number of songs about hot summer weather with a cool drink in hand is seemingly endless. A Stevens Point business is aiming to ensure that cool drink is inclusive no matter if there is alcohol in it.
As part of the budget the legislature passed this week, $2 million in federal COVID-19 relief will be added to the well compensation program. The program helps compensate eligible people if they have contaminated well water, but a lot of people who need the help are not eligible.
The Wausau Policing Task Force has released a community survey to gather input and feedback from Wausau residents and visitors concerning attitudes towards and experiences with the Wausau Police Department.
The Wisconsin Department of Justice Division of Criminal Investigation is investigating an officer-involved shooting that happened in the Town of Red Springs in Shawano County on Thursday night.
A traveling softball team says kids got violently ill after swimming at the Holiday Inn Express in Janesville. Preliminary health department test results the water has bacteria in it and is likely the cause of the outbreak.
The “Mill Bill” is headed to Gov. Tony Evers to sign after passing the Senate this week. The bill would use federal COVID-19 relief dollars to provide loans for a timber collective to purchase two pulp mills in Wisconsin that have closed over the last year.
As research continues to analyze the full scope and impact of the problem of nitrate-contaminated groundwater in the central sands region of Wisconsin, newer research is turning toward finding solutions to the problem.
The Internal Revenue Service has upgraded the online tool that allows families to update their bank account information so they can receive their monthly Child Tax Credit payment. Families will receive their July 15 payment by direct deposit in the bank account currently on file with the IRS.
