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News In Your Area
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June was one of the wettest in state history
Last month was one of the wettest on record for June in a dramatic reversal from the drought conditions that plagued much of Wisconsin at the same time last year.
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Wisconsin prepares for national kubb championship this weekend
The tournament, now in its 17th year, will welcome hundreds of players from around the country to Eau Claire, the “kubb capital of North America.”
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Waupaca County community recovering after major dam breach
Heavy rain on Friday morning clogged the millpond’s dam with down trees and other debris, causing water to spill over the top of the structure and erode away the earthen side.
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Classical school in Wausau embraces historical learning style
After years of planning, Newman Catholic Classical School will open its doors in Wausau this fall to students using a unique educational model.
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Central Wisconsin water trail aims for National Parks recognition
A central Wisconsin water trail that emphasizes the Wisconsin River’s place in history is seeking national designation.
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Waupaca County community recovering after flood caused evacuations
The National Weather Service is reporting 3 to 6 inches of rain have fallen in Manawa since 8:30 a.m.
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Future of central Wisconsin county-owned nursing home unclear after sale falls through
At a committee meeting Tuesday, Lincoln County officials said a planned sale of Pine Crest Nursing Home in the city of Merrill had been canceled.
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Stevens Point passes resolution pledging to be carbon neutral by 2050
Stevens Point recently became the latest Wisconsin city to pass a nonbinding resolution pledging to be carbon neutral by 2050.Â
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Wisconsin Supreme Court agrees to hear 2 high profile abortion lawsuits
The Wisconsin Supreme Court has accepted two high-profile abortion lawsuits, one asserting that the state Constitution protects a woman’s right to abortion and another challenging a pre-Civil War law that was for years thought to ban the procedure.
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US Supreme Court ruling weakening federal agencies may affect Wisconsin regulations, legal battles
A recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling limits the authority of federal agencies to issue regulations, drawing praise from Wisconsin’s largest business group and fears among state environmental advocates.