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Stevens Point City Council approves domestic partner benefits

The Stevens Point City Council will now allow city workers with domestic partners to put their significant others on the city health plan. More>>

Wanted felon may be in Wausau area Video included

The Lincoln County Sheriff's Office has new information that a wanted suspect is in the Wausau area, and authorities believe he is armed and extremely dangerous. Officials urge you to call 911 immediately if you spot Christopher Meindel.
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June Bugs out in full force Video included

As the warm weather settles in so do the bugs. More>>

UW-Marshfield offers program for younger students Video included

Classes allow students to engineer mouse trap cars, dissect plants, and solve math mysteries. More>>

Golfers hit the course to help kids in need Video included

When golfers heard about the event organizers say, the sign up sheet filled up fast. More>>

White House threatens veto of House farm bill

The White House is threatening to veto the House version of a massive, 5-year farm bill, saying food stamp cuts included in the legislation could leave some Americans hungry.The House is preparing to consider the bill this week. More>>

Wis. DOJ charges tobacco store owner

The state Department of Justice has charged a southeastern Wisconsin tobacco store owner with evading state taxes and operating without the proper permits. More>>

New rules let Wis. meatpacker sell to other states

Gov. Scott Walker says the first state-inspected meat processor has started shipping meat across state lines under a federal-state deal announced two years ago. More>>

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Thunderstorms in Wisconsin

Storms moved through parts of Wisconsin Monday, bringing wind, rain, and some hail. More>>

Doctor and brother killed in Wisconsin plane crash Video included

Ashland County authorities say a La Crosse doctor and his brother were killed in a single-engine plane crash on Madeline Island. More>>

Lincoln Co. fire could be linked to murder investigation Video included

The Lincoln County Sheriff's Office is looking for any information about a fire that may be related to a murder investigation.Sheriff's officials want to speak to any witnesses who were traveling on County Road M or Wegner Road between 4:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. on Friday, April 26, 2013.Lincoln County authorities say this fire could be connected to the investigation into the murder of Anita Bucki, who was reported missing that same day.Her husband, Mark Bucki, has been charged in her death.Inve... More>>

Komen breast cancer charity names new CEO

Susan G. Komen for the Cure has a new CEO. The breast cancer charity announced the appointment of Judith A. Salerno on Monday.  More>>

Formal charges planned against mother accused of trying to kill children

Formal charges are expected to be filed later this week against the Rib Lake mother accused of trying to kill four of her six children. More>>

UPDATE: Stevens Point to consider domestic partner benefits

The city of Stevens Point is considering offering domestic partner benefits to its workers. More>>

Wisconsin National Guard members face furloughs

Hundreds of Wisconsin National Guard members are facing furloughs as the result of the automatic federal budget cuts that took effect earlier this year. More>>

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