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Fire destroyed a home in Lac du Flambeau. In a press release, the Lac du Flambeau Tribal Police Department said a call for help came in at 6:35 p.m. Thursday, reporting a fire on Rocky Point Lane. When emergency personnel arrived, the residence was fully engulfed. The occupants and their...

To start off the holiday weekend, people flocked to Minocqua's Winter Park. Over one-hundred people registered to support the park. The Tower's Revenge Trail Race combines two of the highest points in Oneida County into one tough 5k. The race covers some of the most rugged territory of the area.

A fire destroyed a home in Lac du Flambeau. A Langlade County man is dead after a car hit him while riding a moped. Vilas County investigation finds problems in the workplace, offers improvements. Life Link III holds open house to celebrate one year of being based in Rhinelander.

More than 100 riders from across the country turned out last week for a motorcycle ride that brought attention to the many missing and murdered Indigenous woman and girls, an ongoing human rights crisis that is touching many families in Wisconsin and elsewhere. The MMIWG, MMIP and Opioid Awareness Ride...

PARK FALLS — As a mother of two and a woman in the Catholic church, Amy Kaehn said she has never been “pro-abortion.” But she is also a law school graduate, a woman who was harassed on the job because of her gender, and old enough to remember when illegal abortions were killing thousands of women each year.

THURSDAY 6/30 | CAMPANILE CENTER FOR THE ARTS, MINOCQUA. Alive Again: The Chicago Project came together to honor the timeless music of the band Chicago. This 10-piece band is made up of diverse musicians from Northeast and Central Wisconsin who all share a common passion: keeping the music of Chicago alive. This special concert features all of Chicago’s greatest hits including, “Saturday in the Park”, “Make Me Smile”, “If You Leave Me Now”, “Beginnings”, “25 or 6 to 4”, “Hard Habit To Break”, “Glory Of Love”, “You’re The Inspiration” and many more! Starts at 7 pm. $25 adult, $15 student. Details at campanilecenter.com.

MINOCQUA – Marshfield Medical Center-Minocqua Sleep Lab recently received program accreditation from the American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM). “The American Academy of Sleep Medicine congratulates Marshfield Medical Center-Minocqua Sleep Lab on meeting the high standards required to earn accreditation as a sleep disorders center,” said Dr. Jennifer Martin, AASM president. “Marshfield Medical Center-Minocqua Sleep Lab is an important resource to the local medical community and will provide academic and scientific value in addition to the highest quality care for patients suffering from sleep disorders.”

EAGLE RIVER, Wis. (WSAW) - A 24-year-old Lac du Flambeau woman charged with hit and run involving death after she struck a man with her SUV and killed him has pleaded not guilty. Laurie Wildcat remains in the Vilas County Jail on a $5,000 cash bond. She appeared in court...

MINOCQUA - Earlier Monday morning the Minocqua Waste Management Hauling & Transfer Station burst into flames. The fire broke out in the main processing building. A neighbor near the waste management station said he heard a loud explosion before noticing smoke coming from the area. 19 fire departments from around...

Firefighters say lithium-ion batteries may have been the cause of fire at a Minocqua waste transfer station Monday. About 150 firefighters from 49 fire departments responded to the blaze. It took them nearly eight hours to extinguish. The fire call went out just after 9 a.m. when a garbage truck...

The Northwoods Bass Anglers of Price County announced the results of the Pickerel Lake Tourney. There were a total of seven boats with 14 anglers who participated in June 18 tourney at Pickeral Lake, which is about 7 miles east of Minocqua and just north of Oneida County Road J. In first place, the Park Falls team of Glen Balsavich and JD Draxler caught five largemouth bass totaling 12.96 pounds. ...

Firefighters say lithium-ion batteries may have been the cause of a fire at the Minocqua waste transfer station Monday. About 150 firefighters from 49 departments responded to the blaze, which took eight hours to extinguish. Then, a new survey reveals many Americans have changed their mind about climate change and now see it as a major crisis. Finally, Illinois abortion clinics are bracing for a surge in out-of-state patients.