John Burton

Road work in Crandon will shut down part of Highway 32 for much of the summer. The Wisconsin Department of Transportation expects construction to begin June 15 and be finished by late September.

Now the DNR is organizing the listening session to gather feedback from individuals and communities about the agency's PFAS law program development.

Landowners must have at least 60 acres available, be able to host at least three hunters and complete an online application

A Wausau man has pled guilty in a $14-million-dollar scam. The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Western District of Wisconsin says Stanley Pophal entered pleas to wire fraud and money laundering.

A new public alert and warning system will be launching in Lincoln County. Lincoln County Emergency Management says enrollment is now open for Lincoln County Alerts, which goes live on June 19

The state has the Northern Elk Zone in the Clam Lake area, and the Central Elk Zone in the Black River vicinity.

Juneteenth is this Friday and recognizes the freeing of the last enslaved people in the United States in 1865.

Police shot a man to death after he reportedly fired a gun when they arrived to arrest him in the Town of Lake Tomahawk.

A judge's decision means 19 lakes on the Lac du Flambeau reservation will stay open to non-tribal anglers while a court case goes forward.

A UTV rider drove past a stop sign and into the side of a pickup truck traveling on Highway 51 in the Town of Hazelhurst.