Brennen Scarborough
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Mayor to make it known Wausau is ‘Community for All’
Wausau Mayor Katie Rosenberg will sign a proclamation Tuesday afternoon enforcing a message that Wausau is a welcoming city for minority populations. → Read More
REGI seeing an increase in injured loons
Loons are getting injured on their migration trips, REGI is helping the birds in the central Wisconsin area. → Read More
How to stay safe with bears becoming active
The Wisconsin Black Bear Education Center gives suggestions on how to stay safe with black bear encounters. → Read More
Merrill Fire Department keeping their skills sharp with specialized training
Merrill Fire Department went through a three-day confined space training. → Read More
Wausau residents react to Derek Chauvin verdict
Wausau residents speak out on the verdict of former MPLS police officer Derek Chauvin. → Read More
Wausau becomes mecca for pickleball enthusiasts
With nine courts and more than 200 members Wausau is becoming a destination for pickleball players. → Read More
Car dealerships seeing increase of purchases during pandemic
Car dealerships are barely able to keep up with the high-interest people have to buy a new vehicle. → Read More
Wausau businesses weigh in on parklets potential impacts
"Parklets" an outdoor dining extension, is becoming a popular idea in Wausau. → Read More
Lt. Gov. attends broadband roundtable in Pittsville
Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes was in Pittsville Friday morning to discuss ways on how to improve internet access in rural areas. → Read More
Apple orchards dealing with fluctuating spring weather
With temperatures having such a major gap between daily highs and nighttime lows, it could be damaging future crops. → Read More
Local sports fans are celebrating the return of March Madness
Wausau residents are excited for the 2021 return of the March Madness tournament. → Read More
Merrill construction class gets hands-on opporunity in their community
The Merrill building construction class is getting a first-hand look at being on a construction site. → Read More
Residents clean large pile of palettes left on Lake Wausau
A large pile of palettes and other pieces of trash were left abandoned on the ice. → Read More
Off-road recovery businesses staying busy going into the spring
It was a Northwoods rescue mission. Luckily no humans were being rescued, just a Bobcat that fell through the ice in a Hazelhurst lake. → Read More
Colby School District celebrates first round of Moderna vaccine
The Colby School District is one step closer to normal after receiving its first round of the Moderna vaccine. → Read More
Wedding businesses looking for major turn around in 2021
Wedding-dependent businesses took a hit in 2020. But are looking to bounce back in 2021. → Read More
Wausau road crews working to clear roadways of potholes
Wausau residents are warned to keep an eye out for potholes as the warm weather uncovers them. → Read More
Demolition continues as T.B. Scott mansion enters next step in becoming a historic building
On Monday the city of Merrill Historic Preservation Committee voted 3-2 to move forward in making the T.B. Scott mansion a historic building, but it might be too late. → Read More
UWSP professor gives perspective on Mars landing
UW-Stevens Point professor Sebastian Zamfir shares why the landing on Mars is a big step for future missions. → Read More
Merrill residents react to T.B. Scott mansion being demolished
After a wrecking permit was obtained to demolish the T.B. Scott mansion, Merrill residents are still fighting to keep the building standing. → Read More