Long Lake News

What gives a corporation the right to control our groundwater? It should not happen in Wisconsin.

Brian A. Wolf boasted about the shimmering water and the trophy bass he used to catch from Long Lake in central Wisconsin.

Little St. Germain, Long among the funded lakes State grants will aid the battle against aquatic invasive species in the towns of St.

On Sunday, August 30 at 1:56am The Florence County Sheriff's Office received a 911 call of a 1 vehicle rollover on State Hwy 70 about 5 miles west of Dream Lake Road.

Authorities in northern Wisconsin have identified the body of a camp counselor from Pennsylvania who was reported missing last weekend.

Authorities in northern Wisconsin have identified the body of a camp counselor from Pennsylvania who was reported missing last weekend.

Authorities in northern Wisconsin have identified the body of a camp counselor from Pennsylvania who was reported missing last weekend.

A camp counselor in the Town of Three Lakes, who was reported missing on Saturday, is now confirmed dead.

National Weather Service officials are traveling to parts of the Twin Cities and western Wisconsin to survey damage after a night of severe weather and several reported tornadoes.

Water experts on Wednesday recommended to state legislators that they strengthen groundwater laws by pumping more money into monitoring, broadening protections for springs and possibly increasing the distance between high-capacity wells and sensitive surface waters.

Water experts on Wednesday recommended to state legislators that they strengthen groundwater laws by pumping more money into monitoring, broadening protections for springs and possibly increasing the distance between high-capacity wells and sensitive surface waters.

When Barbara Feltz was a girl, she used to wade chest deep in the waters of the Little Plover River near her home.

Over 1.5 million people in the U.S. have Parkinsons, of which over 26,000 are in Wisconsin.

Catch-and-release has caught on so big in the bass fishing world that Wisconsin anglers are only keeping about 5 percent of what they catch.