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WOODRUFF - Summer means barbeques, boating, and camping. Northwoods campground are busy getting ready for the upcoming Memorial Day Weekend.
The Indian Shores Campground in Woodruff was supposed to open May 1st, but the weather forced the campground to open later.
WISCONSIN - When we reach for a glass of water, we hope it's safe to drink. Thankfully, here in the Northwoods and the rest of Wisconsin, it is.
The most public water supplies in the country can be found in Wisconsin. The state has more than eleven-thousand public water supplies. Most meet high standards.
MADISON - Wisconsin's sesquicentennial license plates will soon be pulled off the road.
After more than 17 years on the road, the red-lettered plates celebrating Wisconsin's 150th birthday are being retired.
MADISON - Attorneys representing Wisconsin media groups say a judge should unseal all documents that don't reveal private information about the subjects of a secret investigation into Governor Scott Walker's recall election and others.
The groups filed a motion late Wednesday saying unsealing the documents would allow the public to oversee the actions of its judicial and executive branches of state government.
PARK FALLS - A Northwoods artist hopes to finish a mural project in Park Falls by August.
The painting is part of the Park Falls Historic Mural Project.
Families in the community paid to get pictures of their loved ones painted on buildings in downtown Park Falls.
STEVENS POINT - A man convicted of driving drunk and killing two central Wisconsin women will go to prison for at least seven years.
Twenty-three-year-old Timothy Saavedra was convicted of driving while intoxicated at 90 mph or more when he crashed his truck last July in Portage County. Passengers Melissa Ann Peterson-Suzda and Stephanie Eberhardt, both 21, died in the crash. A third passenger was seriously injured.
