Gov. Tony Evers this week signed Executive Order #110 declaring a State of Emergency in response to elevated wildfi re conditions throughout our state. “With nearly the entire state experiencing high or very high fire risk, protecting Wisconsinites from the destructive dangers of wildfires is a top priority,” Gov. Evers said. “The ability of the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources

The Medford Committee-of-the-Whole at its meeting on Tuesday night approved a revised capital projects schedule. City coordinator Joe Harris told the committee the Taylor County Highway Department has informed the city it will be reconstructing CTH O from Hwy 13 to Gibson Street in 2022. He said the city had planned to reconstruct Perkins Street from Fourth Street to Whelen Avenue in 2022, as

On April 6, voters in the northern half of Wisconsin will be asked to choose between two candidates to fill a vacancy on the 3rd district court of appeals. Candidates vying for the six-year term include current Outagamie circuit court judge Greg Gill and Wausau attorney Rick Cveykus. The nonpartisan position is part of a three-judge panel that reviews cases brought on appeal from the circuit

Since the initial surge of COVID-19, many people are adjusting to living their lives mostly at home. Medication and poisoning safety is important because it can prevent unsupervised accidental ingestion of potentially harmful or fatal substances. According to the American Association of Poison Control Centers,, and 43 percent of poisonings involve children under the age of 6. This National

Girl Scouts is excited to announce the Becoming Me program, a special collaboration with Penguin Random House and former First Lady of the United States Michelle Obama. The program follows the recent publication of Mrs. Obama’s book, Becoming: Adapted for Young Readers, and offers a unique opportunity for Girl Scouts to embark on their journeys to become their best selves. The program, which includes