Local Newscast Every weekday at 6:00 p.m., WXPR Public Radio airs a local news roundup with all of our top stories from the day. You can subscribe to this roundup as a podcast by searching for "WXPR Local Newscast" wherever you get your podcasts. Ways to ConnectiTunes Podcast Contact News Director Ken Krall WXPR News: Thursday, July 19, 2018 By Ken Krall • 22 hours ago Minocqua is considering a request for a facility on town land, Antigo gets a substantial school safety grant, State money will help promote the Wolf River Scenic Byway, Campanile Center For The Arts will have an Artrageous time in the spring. WXPR News: Wednesday, July 18, 2018 By Ken Krall • Jul 18, 2018 A candidate for Rhinelander's administrator job just left a similar job in Weston, The app is leaving and so will low-income healthy food purchases at the Hodag Farmers' Market, Wausau Police say it's a scam when callers ask for money on their behalf over the phone, State Tourism dollars are awarded to get more hunters here grouse hunting in county forests, A long time Rhinelander library leader retires. WXPR News: Monday, July 16th, 2018 By John Burton • Jul 16, 2018 Memorial ride to honor long-time Headwaters Trails volunteer Critical blood shortage effecting northeast Wisconsin Promoters for the Three Lakes Oktoberfest are looking for vendors Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever causes first death in Wisconsin WXPR News: Friday, July 13, 2018 By Ken Krall • Jul 13, 2018 Marinette County authorities have asked the public to help find a missing teen, Many people just can't seem to unplug during vacation, Insulation also helps your home in the summer, A little-recognized EPA proposal would limit the use of science when making decisions. WXPR News: Thursday, July 12, 2018 By Ken Krall • Jul 12, 2018 Vilas Co. Sheriff Joe Fath joins a committee discussing juvenile corrections, The warm weather has brought out blooms of potentially dangerous blue-green algae, St. Germain gets money to promote a unique winter event, Leadership Oneida County is seeking candidates for another year. WXPR News: Wednesday, July 11, 2018 By Ken Krall • Jul 11, 2018 Area schools get money from the state to improve security, A Northwoods resident tells us about the fires in Colorado, Rhinelander City Council joins the fight against "Dark Stores", A comment period has opened concerning motorized trails in a state forest. WXPR News: Monday, July 9th, 2018 By John Burton • Jul 9, 2018 Plans being made for annual MASH blood drive in Rhinelander Six county conference looking at area lakes and rivers begins Friday Forum to feature two democrats vying to take on Republican Congressman Sean Duffy Drivers using Highway 97 near Stratford will see road construction WXPR News: Thursday, July 5, 2018 By Ken Krall • Jul 5, 2018 A Rhinelander area man talks Friday about water quality and the environment at the Big Top.. A Congressional candidate says healthcare and tariffs are on the public's mind... AT&T upgrades two Vilas county towers... Another grant to improve Rhinelander's swimming beach... WXPR News: Tuesday, July 3, 2018 By Ken Krall • Jul 3, 2018 Local historian tells us about the years leading up to the signing of the Declaration of Independence Lincoln County officials say be on the look out for transient workers... An expert talks about how big tech technology can help small businesses.. WXPR News: Monday, July 2nd, 2018 By John Burton • Jul 2, 2018 Newly renovated Waaswaaganing Indian Bowl in Lac du Flambeau continues summertime tradition of weekly powwows Body of drowning victim recovered in Stevens Point Free cranberry marsh tours offered in Manitowish Waters Home explosion leaves two dead in eastern Wisconsin WXPR News: Friday, June 29th, 2018 By John Burton • Jun 29, 2018 New organization hopes to relieve stress by connecting people with nature Lakeland Union School Board considers additional security measures Sex offender sought after removing monitoring bracelet More live music coming to downtown Rhinelander this summer WXPR News: Thursday, June 28, 2018 By Jessie Dick • Jun 28, 2018 Families Belong Together March on Saturday in Minocqua, Jason Moon promotes Warrior Songs Volume 2, and AARP Releases Livability Index. WXPR News: Wednesday, June 27th, 2018 By John Burton • Jun 27, 2018 Fireworks can cause problems for local wildlife Northland Pines School District names its next administrator Public comment sought on expanding ATV/UTV trails in the Northern Highland-American Legion State Forest Mosinee man sent to prison for locking a woman in a wooden box and assaulting her WXPR News: Tuesday, June 26th, 2018 By John Burton • Jun 26, 2018 Marshfield Clinic still refining plans for a hospital in Minocqua Recent high profile suicides raise awareness about the 10th leading cause of death Democrat running for seat held by Republican Sean Duffy wants federal health insurance for everyone Beloit Police Lieutenant becomes DOJ's first director of the Office of School Safety WXPR News: Monday, June 25th, 2018 By John Burton • Jun 25, 2018 Harley-Davidson to move some production overseas because of tariffs Governor announces $500,000 grant for Great Lakes Cheese Company Those caring for victims of Alzheimer's Disease can feel the impact on their own health Second annual Northwoods Pride Fest a success Pages1 2 3 4 … next › last »
