The 22-acre burn clears invasive species, returns nutrients to the soil and helps native plants thrive, organizers said.

City expects to spend about $36 million for city operations and almost $19 million for capital improvement projects in 2026.

Highs remain in the 20s and 30s for Sunday and Monday as well. Make sure to bundle up this weekend as it really is our first ...

Kate Tesch has been serving as the high school's interim principal since the resignation of former principal Aaron Fezzey ...

SUPERIOR — A small army of volunteers spread out through the lower level of Faith United Methodist Church on Tuesday, Nov. 4, ...

Wisconsin-River Falls head coach Matt Walker said Jared Schultz, a Northwood/Solon Springs alumnus, is already making impact ...

U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson has flipped his position on killing the Senate filibuster rule, which has prevented Republicans from ...

With the federal government shutdown affecting SNAP benefits, the city is setting aside $25,000 in economic development funds ...

No matter how the paper mill shifted its business focus, however, technological advances began eating away profit margins. Nearly eight years to the day after Wausau Paper began production at the ...

For more than four decades, Wisconsin’s 7th U.S. House district was represented by former Democratic Congressman Dave Obey, ...

The original bill would have mandated in-person work for affected employees 100% of the time. Republican lawmakers later ...

Willy Stern of Lake Nebagamon points at one of dozens of antique maps that line the walls, halls and stairway of his cabin on ...