First Alert Weather Days begin late Saturday night and continue into Monday morning, due to the potential for heavy snow ...

Friday morning began with heavy snow all over central Wisconsin, especially. Rhinelander experienced about six inches of snow ...

Some light to moderate snow remains possible the rest of Friday morning, but this weekend will be our heaviest snow of the season.

WIAA girls state basketball tournament tips off on Thursday. Three teams from north central Wisconsin are making the trip to ...

Head on over to the Rothschild Pavilion Friday and Saturday for two days of blues music. Doors open to the 26th annual blues cafe at 5:30 Friday night, and at 1 p.m. Saturday. This year’s artists ...

WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAW) - The First Alert Weather Day continues through Friday morning for those around and north of Highway 29 due to moderate to heavy snow leading to slippery roads.

Four of the six crew aboard the US KC-135 refueling aircraft that crashed in Iraq have been confirmed dead, the U.S. military said.

Marathon County highway crews are checking plows, mixing brine, and adjusting schedules ahead of a spring snowstorm expected to create hazardous commuting conditions over the next several days.

The overall spring flood risk for the region remains below normal through May, according to the National Weather Service (NWS), though incoming storm systems could bring short-term flooding concerns ...

WIAA girls state basketball tournament tips off on Thursday. Three teams from north central Wisconsin are making the trip to green bay to be a part of the milestone tournament.

In D3, #4 Stanley-Boyd lost their sectional semifinal to #2 Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau 90-80. In D4, #1 Marathon defeated #2 Hurley 61-40. The Red Raiders will play #2 Bonduel for a trip to state on ...