Marshfield High School students show state superintendent skills learned in technical programs
Marshfield High School students show state superintendent skills learned in technical programs ...
Parent reaction after pickup hits a school bus in Waupaca County
Light snow will continue the rest of Wednesday. A First Alert Weather Day has been declared on Friday. Light to moderate snow ...
Juneau County Sheriff warns public of phone scams impersonating loved ones
Light snow will continue the rest of Wednesday. A First Alert Weather Day has been declared on Friday. Light to moderate snow arrives on Friday.
Case of teen in deadly Lincoln Hills attack will remain in adult court
Light snow will continue the rest of Wednesday. A First Alert Weather Day has been declared on Friday. Light to moderate snow arrives on Friday.
American Birkebeiner Race to take place as scheduled with finish in Hayward
HAYWARD, Wis. (WSAW) - After a low-snow winter threatened the traditional Cable to Hayward course of the 51st annual American Birkebeiner Ski Race, organizers have announced a Main Street finish ...
Joann Fabrics closing hundreds of stores nationwide including 2 in central Wisconsin
Light snow will continue the rest of Wednesday. A First Alert Weather Day has been declared on Friday. Light to moderate snow ...
Marshfield High School students showcase value of tech ed to state’s top educator
Wisconsin is one of only six states without ongoing funding dedicated to career and technical studies programs in public schools.
Ki Mobility donates wheelchairs to Stevens Point schools for student accessibility
Many of the existing wheelchairs were outdated, rusty, hand-me-down models that were no longer sufficient to meet the unique needs of some students.
Gov. Evers visits Wood Co. Head Start amid uncertainty of program’s future
WISCONSIN RAPIDS, Wis. (WSAW) - The future of Head Start is in flux. The statewide child care program is struggling in the wake of the federal funding freeze announced by the Trump administration in ...
Man accused of starting fires in Rothschild asks to change plea
A 53-year-old man charged with setting four fires last summer has asked to enter a plea of not guilty by insanity.
Aspirus approved for conditional use permit to build hospital in Chippewa Falls
The approval helps pave the way for bringing accessible emergency and inpatient services to the people of Chippewa Falls and beyond.
UW nurses ask the Wisconsin Supreme Court to recognize union rights
UW Health and the Wisconsin Employment Relations Commission cite Act 10, contending UW nurses are public employees, and therefore their union cannot be recognized.