UPDATE: Student using Juul in school bathroom sparks alert
A student opening and refilling a Juul e-cigarette at Lincoln High School in Wisconsin Rapids sparked a “code yellow” alert, according to school officials.
UPDATE: Student using Juul in school bathroom sparks alert
A student opening and refilling a Juul e-cigarette at Lincoln High School in Wisconsin Rapids sparked a “code yellow” alert, according to school officials.
BREAKING: Fire breaks out at Schofield home
A Schofield house is on fire, according to a News 9 reporter on scene.
$22.5 million award in Children’s Hospital malpractice case
The parents of a baby who suffered permanent brain damage during surgery at a Madison hospital have been awarded $22.5 million after filing a malpractice lawsuit.
State Rep. Katrina Shankland holds Medicaid round table in Wausau
State Representative Katrina Shankland hosted a round table on Tuesday.
2019 Small Business Award Spotlight: Luoma Design Solutions
The Wausau Region Chamber of Commerce awards the 2019 Small Business Award to Luoma Design Solutions in the Business-to-Business category.
Purchase of parking pay station shelters approved for downtown Wausau
A resolution to approve the purchase of parking pay stations shelters from Wausau Canvas Company passed the city’s common council Tuesday night.
Wausau named an age friendly community
The city of Wausau received an honor from AARP at the common council meeting Tuesday night. They were named an Age Friendly Community, the fourth city in Wisconsin to get the honor.
Courthouse security reduction approved by Marathon County Board
A proposal that would eliminate eight part-time sheriff’s deputy positions was unanimously approved by the Marathon County Board during their meeting Tuesday night.
Controversy continues at Rhinelander City Hall
After a city administrative assistant submitted her letter of resignation yesterday, George Kirby, the Rhinelander City Council President, said he wouldn’t be surprised if more come.
Merrill Recall Committee collects enough signatures for recall districts
The Merrill Recall Committee has collected enough signatures for all five recall districts
Farmers push for trade agreement to be signed
It’s no secret the U.S. dairy industry has struggled in recent years due to low commodity prices forcing some farms to shut down including in Wisconsin.
Marking tires with chalk to track how long a car has been parked violates the Constitution, an appeals court found
After a woman received 15 parking tickets in three years, she finally had enough.
The Bucks will battle the Celtics
The Milwaukee Bucks are headed to round two of the playoffs for the first time in 18 years.
How to keep your finances safe after winning the lottery
Most people wish they were claiming a check as the lucky Powerball winner Tuesday.
STORM TRACK 9 WEATHER
Rain today, snow chance on Saturday
Today: Mostly cloudy with a 60% chance of light rain, mainly around Marathon county or farther south. High: 63 Wind:
Wisconsin News
Republican lawmakers look to join environmental lawsuits
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Republican legislators want to join two lawsuits before the state Supreme Court that will determine the extent of environmental regulators’ powers.
UW-Whitewater chancellor search panel to conduct interviews
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — A University of Wisconsin System search committee looking to replace UW-Whitewater’s chancellor will conduct interviews this weekend in Chicago. The committee
Bishop Hying returns to Wisconsin to lead Madison diocese
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — The Diocese of Madison has a new leader. The diocese said Thursday Bishop Donald Hying has been named by Pope Francis
$22.5 million award in Children’s Hospital malpractice case
The parents of a baby who suffered permanent brain damage during surgery at a Madison hospital have been awarded $22.5 million after filing a malpractice lawsuit.
Evers says he holds no grudges with Republicans
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Gov. Tony Evers says he holds no grudges with Republicans who control the Legislature, even as both sides continue to fight
Super weed that attacks crops makes new inroads in Minnesota
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Minnesota agriculture officials say a super weed that can devastate corn and soybean crops has made new incursions into the state by
