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Officers were called to a home in the 200 block of North 7th Street at about 2:30 AM. According to the reporting party, their friend had been shot in the leg by another man during an argument
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In the weeks leading up to Tuesday’s vote spending on both candidate’s behalf shot up by six figures, much of which came from the state Democratic party on Rosenberg’s behalf. Republican money also poured into the race for challenger Doug Diny.
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Homelessness continues to be an issue for both the people living with it, and community leaders who are trying to come up with a solution for it
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The firefighter was reported to be in stable condition and expected to make a full recovery
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A new bike trail planned between Merrill and Wausau received more funding from the River District Development Foundation of Merrill.
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The county's Metropolitan Planning Commission announced the formation of a "transit planning work group" Tuesday, which is designed to bring leaders from the greater Wausau area and local transit officials together to discuss potential options for transit in the near future.
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Governor Tony Evers spent part of his Tuesday in Wausau learning about a proposed firefighter and paramedic apprenticeship program that aims to bring more workers into the field
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Governor Tony Evers spent part of his Monday in Wausau at Kolbe Windows and Doors learning about how the Wausau staple has grown and retained its workforce
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This February, new creative programming for neurodivergent teens and young adults is coming to the Tomahawk Public Library and the Wausau Center for the Visual Arts.
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Wausau Public Works crews could be seen Monday treating potholes near Bridge Street, using machinery that aims to treat them with hot mix, often reserved for later in the year