Sunday, January 19, 2025
This week City Pages published its semi-annual Fine Arts Preview, so traditionally doesn't publish highlights that week. But here are a few events to check out this weekend.
Prosecutors have filed homicide charges in the recent death of a Tomahawk man.
A Wisconsin Ethics Commission complaint filed against a group called A Community for All has been dismissed, according to a copy of the dismissal.
Did you know that the Earth’s hottest ten years since reliable measured records began in the 1800s have all been since 2014? Climate change is accelerating, and it is critical to try to slow the rate to give humans, plants, and animals more time to adapt.
PHILADELPHIA, PENN. — The Green Bay Packers’ 2024 season came full circle with a 22-10 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles — also the team’s first loss of the season in …
Dear reader, I am not just one; I am a unit of many — my ancestors who paved the way, the stages of my life shaped by community and friends, and the family of God's creation to which …
Reading and maintaining a human connection have a vital role to play as extreme events that have long served as the stuff of dystopian fiction simply become a part of everyday life.
Marathon County is working on amending its large event ordinance - but the changes have organizers of county dairy breakfasts worried about the impact it could have on their events.
Cozy reading rooms, a Bee Gees cover, an album release party and much more this weekend.
Work is underway on Wausau’s first Chipotle restaurant, according to the company building it. Lokre Companies, a Wausau-based real estate firm, announced Tuesday that work has …
Sheriff's Office officials say one man is dead following a two-vehicle crash on Highway 52 last week.
Dear Reader, Life's treasures aren't measured in material possessions like a sleek car or a spacious mansion. You could have all of these things, but without someone to share them with, …
Dan Hoehn, owner of Hoehn’s Huddle and the Hatley Hangout, his wife Taushia Hoehn and sibling Jerica Philipp and her husband Matt had been discussing buying rental properties as their next business adventure.
The Truthspeak in Wausau is that the Homeless situation is being dealt with as best as possible, with all parties participating.
