Brule News

A Wisconsin man decided to celebrate his 60th birthday with a 71-mile run. The journey took the man nearly 18 hours to complete.

Emergency responders in Northwestern Wisconsin say they're facing a tough challenge--finding enough volunteers.

The Maple School District will offer 4-year-old kindergarten programming for the 2009-10 school year.

It was business as usual in the Douglas County District Attorney's office Wednesday.

Published Monday, March 30, 2009 ON WISCONSIN'S BRULE RIVER - Bruce Sederberg's fly rod bent in a continuous arc and pulsed under the weight at the end of his line.

Voters knocked Leo A. Naumann of Poplar out of the running for two seats on the Maple School board during Tuesdaya TMs primary election.

Curriculum, construction and money top the issues facing the Maple School District, according to five candidates vying for two seats on the Maple School Board.

Greg Kessler, Department of Natural Resources wildlife manager at Brule, was recently named Wildlife Biologist of the Year by his colleagues.

A Hayward man has set a new musky world record in fly fishing. Wisconsin wildlife officials say the National Fresh Water Fishing Hall of Fame and Museum has notified Brad Bohen the 51.25-inch musky he caught in ...

Students at Northwestern High School are poised to move into a new addition this month and district voters head to the polls next month to thin the number of candidates running for two seats on the Maple School ...

Residents in Iron River are dealing with the loss of an important landmark in their community.

Oscar Anderson, 97, of Brule passed away on Saturday, Nov. 29, 2008, in Superior.