Isak Dinesen is a news reporter and multimedia journalist (MMJ) based in Wausau, Wisconsin. With a focus on local news, Isak writes for WAOW and WXPR Public Radio, and has also been featured in WQOW-News 18. Isak covers a wide range of topics including weather, community events, social issues, and sports.
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Isak Dinesen primarily covers local events, government announcements, and press releases in the Wausau area. His focus is on sports and family/relationships-related topics such as driving safety, community events, and local sports teams.
For outreach to Isak, consider providing insights related to local sporting events or initiatives that promote community engagement or safety within the Wausau region. Additionally, experts who can provide commentary on issues affecting families and relationships at a local level may also be of interest to him.
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Susan Scheel is helping collect dozens of quilts, clothes and hygiene items for those impacted by the hurricanes in Asheville, N.C.
Moorhead's Straightline Inc. is preparing for the snow removal season, hoping there's enough of it to keep them busy this winter.
Officials are expected to release more information on Tuesday, Nov. 12, on weekend incidents.
Cass County photographer Roxanne Westman captured rare shots of elk near Fargo, spotting five males and two females.
By: Isak-Dinesen
The undefeated Roughriders come in to Friday's game having not lost since October 27, 2023 in a playoff game against Jamestown.
By: Isak Dinesen
Efforts in North Dakota, like the University of Jamestown's training, aim to reduce veteran suicide by encouraging community engagement and open conversations.
Experts urge slower speeds, good tires and proper vehicle maintenance to stay safe on icy roads.
The 2024 performance, titled 'Big Fish,' will be at Horizon Middle School because of construction at the high school.
Driving schools in Fargo emphasize winter safety techniques such as defensive driving and braking on icy roads, giving new drivers crucial real-world experience.
Concordia hosted an International Food Festival inspired by a similar event that sold out in 2023.
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