Tom Zurawski is a journalist for WSAW-TV, focusing on local news in Wausau, Wisconsin. With a passion for storytelling, Tom covers a variety of topics including community events, human interest stories, cold cases, and local government. He strives to bring attention to important issues and shed light on the stories that matter most to the people of Wausau.
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Tom Zurawski's coverage of local events, entertainment news, and government and politics in the Wausau area suggests that he may be interested in receiving pitches related to impactful community stories, local initiatives, or human interest features. Expert commentary from local leaders or individuals involved in community events could resonate well with his coverage focus.
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By: Tom Zurawski
NewsChannel 7s Dale Ryman interviews Gov. Tim Walz ahead of speech at UWSP
By: Tom Zurawski, Sloane Wick
The school’s technology department has created a unique trophy to honor the winners of the WIAA Girls State Wrestling Tournament.
By Dale Ryman and Tom Zurawski Published: Nov. 26, 2024 at 5:58 AM CET
EDGAR, Wis. (WSAW) - Hundreds of hours of decorating are being shown off in Edgar as the village held an official lighting ceremony at Oak Street Park on Friday.
EDGAR, Wis. (WSAW) - Officials in the Village of Edgar are waiting for test results after a water main break compromised the safety of the area’s water.
By: Tom Zurawski
The students are adjusting to life in America and looking to fit in at school
Cherry, West Randolph and North 2nd Streets are among the streets scheduled for reconstruction in the new year
By: Emily Davies, Tom Zurawski
Refugee resettlement cannot happen without the help of the community new arrivals come to join. Volunteering can be very rewarding but may be daunting for some. Those working with refugees offer tips to make volunteering work with your skills, level of desire, and availability.
Gifts will go to community members as well as D.C. Everest students and families, and are needed before Dec. 23
By: Tom Zurawski, Jeff Thelen, Sloane Wick
The holiday season is not only time for giving but caring.
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