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College officials are telling sick students to go home to avoid spreading illness in the close quarters of a campus community.

WESTON -- A group of D.C. Everest High School students is sending a message to state legislators: If you want to make laws, then you better obey the laws.

Area college officials are telling students go home sick to avoid spreading illness in the close quarters of a campus community.

The State Patrol says one man was taken to the hospital after he was hit by a snowplow Friday night.

Lavina C. Rauscher, 94, formerly of Schofield, died Thursday, Oct. 22, 2009, at Mount View Care Center in Wausau.

Police release the name of the Bloomer woman killed while trying to cross Highway 40.

A woman crossing the street in the Chippewa County community of Bloomer was struck and killed by a motorist.

A woman is dead after she was hit by a car while walking across the street. It happened just before 1:00 p.m. Monday afternoon.

Residents of Wausau City Council member Tom Miller's 8th District were disappointed Tuesday to hear that their representative had been arrested on drunken driving and felony fleeing an officer charges.

Steve Koosman leaves a second barn built in the early 1930s at the Oa dovero-Flesia farm near Mellen.

BLOOMER, Wis. -- Underground construction contractor A-1 Excavating Inc., headquartered in Bloomer, has agreed to pay $474,000 in penalties as part of a settlement agreement with the U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration addressing hazards cited during three inspections.

When Bruce Roth entered his rural Cadott bar Sunday morning, he discovered it had been broken into sometime during the night.

Joe Wynimko takes a pass on making wine from grapes. He'd rather make wine from rhubarb, dandelions, pumpkins and strawberries.

Several Wisconsin lawmakers on Friday called for Rep. Jeff Wood's resignation following his suspicion of operating while intoxicated arrest Wednesday in Rib Mountain.

State Rep. Jeff Wood, who was arrested this week in Rib Mountain on a fourth offense of operating while intoxicated, is on record endorsing the idea that a fourth OWI should be a felony.

Assembly Speaker Mike Sheridan has released the following statement regarding the arrest of State Representative Jeff Wood : a oeI am deeply troubled by the news of Rep.

A man convicted of trying to set up a sexual encounter with a Bloomer woman and her 2 daughters is going back to prison.

A freight rail company in Bloomer is getting a hefty grant. The Wisconsin West Rail Transit Authority will get more than one million dollars to preserve and upgrade its rail infrastructure as part of overall efforts to support job growth and Wisconsin's agricultural economy.

State Rep. Jeff Wood, I-Bloomer, was arrested last night near Wausau on suspicion of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated, according to the Wisconsin State Patrol.