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Farms send fresh, local food to area schools
Central Wisconsin students got a taste of fresh, local food on Friday.
Communities rally for high school football playoffs
MOSINEE (WAOW) - The top high school football teams in the state laid it all out on the line as the first week of playoffs on Friday night.
current forecast
Showers likely Thursday. Pleasant with quite a bit of sun from Friday into the weekend. A new storm hits late Sunday night and Monday.
Banged-up Packers to be challenged by Saints QB
GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) -- A potentially short-handed Green Bay Packers secondary faces a big challenge Sunday night.At 35 years old, New Orleans' Drew Brees still is regarded as one of the elite quarterbacks in the NFL.
Maryland next to try to stop Wisconsin's Gordon
MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- Maryland's reward for rallying from 14 points down to beat Iowa is a date with the nation's top rusher on his home turf.
Quality depth helps in secondary for Packers
GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) -- Safety Morgan Burnett has missed a second day of practice with a calf injury that has Green Bay Packers coach Mike McCarthy growing more concerned.
Saints defense braces for Packers' Rodgers
METAIRIE, La. (AP) -- Saints safety Kenny Vaccaro says he "can't wait" to play against Green Bay quarterback Aaron Rodgers. For Vaccaro, the matchup represents a chance to validate the belief he's maintained in himself and fellow Saints defenders, even as they've struggled to live up to the standard they set only one season ago.
Kuechly not mad about ejection, happy no fine
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) -- Panthers linebacker Luke Kuechly says he's not angry that he was wrongly ejected in the second half of Sunday's 38-17 loss to Green Bay.
UPDATE: Official identifies gunman in high school shooting
A government official has identified the shooter at a Washington state high school as student Jaylen Fryberg.
Several people take part in celebration ride in Wausau
More than 2 dozen people rode their bikes along Wausau's Grand Avenue Friday morning to celebrate the new sharrows.
Auburndale football team comes together to help a teammate fight cancer
AUBURNDALE (WAOW)-- A wide receiver on Auburndale's football team is battling a horrible disease.
Schools 'biting' into locally grown apples
WOOD COUNTY (WAOW)-- Auburundale middle and high school celebrated National Apple Crunch day by biting into some juicy locally grown apples.
Wausau Financial Systems to relocate headquarters
MOSINEE (WAOW) -- Big changes are coming for a Mosinee-based company that was sold Wednesday.
WPS: Electricity out for 650 Plover customers
PLOVER (WAOW) – About 650 Wisconsin Public Service customers in Plover were without power late Friday afternoon, the utility said.
Authorities: Remains belong to missing Va. student
Authorities say remains found Oct. 18 in a rural area are that of University of Virginia student Hannah Graham.
NYC police commissioner: Hatchet attack was terror
New York City police Commissioner William Bratton says the hatchet attack on four rookie officers was a terrorist act by a homegrown radical.
Janesville judge to announce Supreme Court run
MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- Rock County Circuit Judge Jim Daley plans to announce his candidacy for the Wisconsin Supreme Court on Monday.
Burke continues to outspend Walker on TV
The latest estimates of television advertising spending in Wisconsin's hotly contested governor's race shows Democrat Mary Burke and her backers continue to outpace Gov. Scott Walker and his supporters.
Queen Elizabeth sends 1st tweet
Britain's Queen Elizabeth II dipped a toe into 21st-century communications Friday when she posted her first tweet.
Federal officials: Dallas nurse free of Ebola
The first nurse diagnosed with Ebola after treating an infected man at a Dallas hospital is free of the virus.