Katie Thoresen is a journalist for WXPR Public Radio, focusing on local news in Rhinelander, Wisconsin. With a passion for community reporting, Katie covers a range of topics including local government, environmental issues, outdoor activities, and community events. She strives to provide accurate and informative news to keep the Rhinelander community informed and engaged.
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WXPR | By Katie Thoresen Published November 12, 2024 at 5:53 AM CST Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email
WXPR | By Katie Thoresen Published November 14, 2024 at 6:29 AM CST Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email
By: Katie Thoresen
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources announced Thursday afternoon its decision to issue permits with conditions as part of Enbridge’s proposal to replace a segment of Line 5.
By: Katie Thoresen
ABR trails in Gogebic County was started in 1995 by Eric Anderson and his father on their family homestead.Over the years Eric and his wife Angela have grown it into one of the top Nordic ski centers in North America.Now the Anderson’s are giving the business away, so it remains this way for generations to come.
By: Katie Thoresen
The Oneida County Board passed a resolution last week urging state legislators and the Governor to provide funding to establish an inpatient acute behavioral health facility to serve counties in Northern Wisconsin.
By: Katie Thoresen
Highway 17 north of Rhinelander has been closed most of this afternoon because of a deadly car crash.
Calling 911 for emergency services was established in the 1960s.
WXPR | By Katie Thoresen Published November 20, 2024 at 5:12 AM CST Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email
By: Katie Thoresen
Nate and Andrea Sheppard love inviting people into their home for concerts and other kinds of visual and performing arts.
By: Katie Thoresen
The Gogebic Range Health Foundation went more than a year without an executive director.With a new one in place, the grant-giving organization is shifting its focus slightly to hone in on health gaps in the community.
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