Brad Miller is a weekday morning weather forecaster at WAOW News 9. He focuses on themes such as climate change, environment, and the intersection of artificial intelligence with natural sciences and healthcare. Brad has been featured in various publications including Gaslamp Ball, The American Prospect, and Tampa Bay Times.
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The northern lights have been quite active lately - many people had the opportunity to see them earlier this week. If you missed out though, you may have another chance.
Some things in the sky are visible every time that it's clear out - like the sun and moon. Other things are a little less common. For example, Halley's Comet
By: Brad Miller, Michel Chossudovsky, Michael Nevradakis
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WISCONSIN RAPIDS, Wis. (WAOW) -- Toy drives are a common sight during the holiday season, but one central Wisconsin group decided to put a new spin on things. Toys for Tots of Wisconsin Rapids has always had successful drives in the past, but this year has been their biggest year yet. Alicia Guldan had an idea - a Battle of the Bars to raise money for Toys for Tots - she got the idea after doing a similar event last year... a Battle of the Sexes to see if males or females would tip more at bars to raise money in remembrance of a fallen friend. But instead of pitting men against women, several central Wisconsin bars battled to see who could raise the most money. So far, the event has raised twenty thousand dollars - double what they raised last year. The group hopes to help around a thousand families in Wood County with the money raised during the holiday season.
WESTON, Wis. (WAOW) -- A state championship sporting event returned to Weston, bringing hundreds of athletes all around the state to the Wausau area. Special Olympics Wisconsin has held their state bowling tournament at Dale's Weston Lanes annually since 2010, and this year over 1200 athletes from all around Wisconsin were there to compete, and to connect with friends. One athlete from Stevens Point said that she loves to win, but always has fun at competitions like this, and also loves to reconnect with friends that she's made in the past.
MEDFORD, Wis. (WAOW) -- Over the past two years, twelve people in Taylor County lost their lives due to suicide - which is twelve too many. That's why the Medford girls hockey team laced up their skates this weekend - not just to score goals, but also try and raise awareness that suicide is never the right answer. The entire team participated, but for one member of the team, her connection to suicide is personal and heartbreaking.
If you're looking for a Christmas light display that would put Clark Griswold to shame, just head on up to the Northwoods. Rondele Ranch in Harshaw is open for the season for their annual Christmas Wonderland light display. Over 1.8 million lights are shining for people to enjoy, either by foot or by car. Walking tours are available every Friday and Saturday night from now until the end of the year, and driving tours are available every Sunday and Tuesday night until December 29th. Admission is twenty dollars per car and supports local non-profit organizations.
Gift wrapping can be known as an art, and one organization has fully embraced that way of thinking. All throughout the month of December, Rise Up Central Wisconsin has been
An award winning holiday light show can be found right in our backyard - the Wylie World Light Show is located just north of Stevens Point and is up and running for a seventh year of dazzling displays, all set to music to be enjoyed as you drive through a tunnel of twinkling lights.
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