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Colorado has continued to improve access to voting in the past two years, but advocates are urging an end to the state’s disenfranchisement of people who’ve been convicted of felonies. In a different time, small improvements in voting access in Colorado would seem “niche” to wider observers. But baseless accusations of widespread voter fraud spurred […] → Read More
Ben Kollock, 34, of Stevens Point, died Monday after his fourth battle with cancer, his wife, Katie, announced on his Facebook page. → Read More
Heading into November, look for Republicans to hammer Democratic Gov. Tony Evers on crime and police funding. Indeed, th → Read More
In response to the vote, Mayor Mike Wiza plans to introduce a proposal to the city council Monday that would keep Business 51 four lanes. → Read More
Kimberly Stimac won the Republican primary Tuesday for Wood County clerk of courts. The victory sets up an uncontested November election. → Read More
Here are the results for the 71st State Assembly District and Portage County sheriff's race in Tuesday's primary election. → Read More
Asbestos removal and demolition of Edgewater Manor in Stevens Point could start in September. → Read More
By a razor-thin margin, Stevens Point voters on Tuesday approved a referendum that will fundamentally change how the city conducts road projects. → Read More
Stevens Point voters will be asked if an ordinance should be created to require the city to put road projects costing over $1 million to public vote. → Read More
The city's wastewater plant leader said any threat from Friday's spill for those recreating on the river is over now. → Read More
Cass Cousins previously served as an assistant district attorney from 2011 to 2018. → Read More
The Village Board could make a decision on the long-term future of the department at the end of summer. → Read More
The village of about 500 people faces a series of difficult decisions in the coming months. → Read More
The new McMillan Memorial Library director will face a difficult budget year and promoting use of the library's $2 million renovated spaces. → Read More
The move also raised the amount of marijuana that people 18 years and older can possess from 5 grams to 25 grams under the $5 fine. → Read More
Local law enforcement, however, floated the idea of requesting criminal charges again should the ordinance pass. → Read More
The second solar project could come online at the end of 2024. The first, Wood County Solar, is expected to start making power this fall. → Read More
The proposal would lower the penalty to $5 plus court fees for possession of up to 25 grams of marijuana. → Read More
Primary races will be held in August for the 23rd and 29th senate districts and Marathon County clerk of courts. The general election is Nov. 9. → Read More
The new tours run weekly through Labor Day. → Read More