Hailey Clevenger is a journalist based in Wausau, Wisconsin. She is currently writing for WSAW-TV and her work has also been featured in WEAU 13 News, FOX2548, and WIProud. Hailey covers local news and events in the Wausau area, with a focus on topics such as education, healthcare, transportation, and community development.
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Hailey Clevenger focuses on local news with an emphasis on family and relationships, crime, government and politics, healthcare & pharmaceuticals. She frequently includes expert commentary and covers government announcements.
For potential sources looking to outreach to her, consider offering insights related to local community events in the Wisconsin area or providing expert commentary on public services or governmental policies that impact the region. Topics related to winter activities or issues specific to Wausau may also be of interest.
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85 people died in Wisconsin in 2023 as victims of domestic violence
By: Hailey Clevenger
WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAW) - An agreement has been made for the Wausau 2025 budget, kind of. The finance committee and Mayor Doug Diny have come up with a plan to decrease the amount of spending this year.
MOSINEE, Wis. (WSAW) - Central Wisconsin Airport in Mosinee is expanding, but not with a new carrier. The airport will be building a new general aviation terminal building right by the current one. This new building will cost $6 million and be bigger.
Monday is the start of Winter Weather Awareness Week in Wisconsin
More than $24K has been raised for the cause, started by teacher Rob Hughes, so far this year
By: Hailey Clevenger
The department has 2 new trucks to add to their fleet this year
The Tomahawk School District is asking voters to say yes to a $3.25 million referendum in February. (WSAW Hailey Clevenger) By Hailey Clevenger Published: Nov. 22, 2024 at 2:57 AM CET
By: Hailey Clevenger
CWA officials say switching between airlines for connecting flights could prevent customers from being eligible
The new police department would be phase one, and if approved could be built in 2026
The Wausau Marathon County Parks Recreation and Forestry Department calls all those who like hockey, but don’t want to get too physical.
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