WI Supreme Court sides with Wausau Truck Center over Volvo The Wisconsin Supreme Court has sided with a Wausau truck dealership in a dispute with a major manufacturer of semitrailers. The court on Thursday upheld an administrative law judge's decision that Volvo Trucks unfairly canceled a franchise agreement with the Wausau Truck Center.
Investigators hold press conference regarding suspicious fires Investigators with the Stevens Point Police and Fire Departments will hold a press conference, early Thursday morning, regarding suspicious fires. You can watch LIVE STREAMING of the press conference on WAOW.com!
Health care reform moves forward WASHINGTON (ABC)-- Democrats in congress say they've reached crucial agreements on healthcare and a deal is all but done.
American woman is the new face of terrorism It's a sign terror-fighters have been fearing for some time now, a middle aged woman from the Philadelphia suburbs now charged as being a "Jihad Jane."
Lincoln Co. inmate back in custody Derek Gervais is back in custody. The Crandon Police Department became involved in the investigation on Monday afternoon.
Nurse suspended after medication discrepancies The state suspends a Mosinee woman's nursing license after Board of Nursing finds she was improperly taking pills from two area hospitals.
2 women charged in ATM scam Two women are accused stealing money from intoxicated men after picking them up at bar closing time in Green Bay and driving them to an automated teller machine.
Postal Service parent agency urges go-slow approach Although the Postal Service is free to cut services and close locations as it sees fit, the Postal Regulatory Commission is urging the service to give residents more advance notice and take into consideration their concerns and comments.
DNR hosts open houses focusing on white-tailed deer herd DNR leaders hosted their annual open houses focusing on the white-tailed deer herd. Wildlife biologists say 8 percent fewer bucks were killed last year compared to 2008.
Authorities look for dog that bit a Wausau teen WAUSAU (WAOW) -- Marathon County health officials need your help finding a dog that bit a teenage girl. The Marathon County Health Department says a teen was walking to school Wednesday in the area of
Jobless aid measure passes Senate The Senate has passed legislation to give months of continued jobless checks to people who have been out of work for more than half a year and help the unemployed pay for health insurance.
Judge dismisses newspaper's lawsuit against Doyle A judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by the Capital Times newspaper that claimed Gov. Jim Doyle's office improperly delayed the release of public records.
Arrest made in abduction, chase Authorities say a man has been arrested following a car chase through Dane and Rock counties that began with a home invasion and abduction in McFarland Wednesday.
Study: Law officers struggle to readjust after war Many law enforcement officers called up to fight in Iraq and Afghanistan are bringing home heightened survival instincts that may make them quicker to use force.
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Success of lone gunmen may shift al-Qaida strategy On Christmas Day, a passenger on a Northwest Airlines flight bound for Detroit tried to blow up the plane with plastic explosives in his underwear. He failed, yet the very attempt shook the U.S. government, set federal...
Lawmaker's clash with fellow Democrats nothing new Shortly after entering Congress in 1993, Rep. Bart Stupak withstood President Bill Clinton's charm offensive and voted against free-trade legislation - an early display of the independent streak that has put him at odds with...
Critics of Justice Dept. lawyers under fire A conservative group's bashing of several Obama administration lawyers as the "al-Qaida Seven" has struck a nerve in the U.S. legal community, prompting even some fellow Republicans to denounce the group's attack.
Highway deaths drop to lowest levels since 1950s U.S. highway deaths have fallen to their lowest levels since the 1950s, as more motorists bought into buckling up and embraced safety innovations. A sour economy that dampened traveling instincts also was a contributor.
FBI looking into NJ man linked to attack in Yemen The FBI is investigating the case of an alleged al-Qaida member from New Jersey who's accused of trying to shoot his way out of a hospital in Yemen.
Miss. school prom off after lesbian's date request A northern Mississippi school district will not be hosting a high school prom this spring after a lesbian student sought to attend with her girlfriend and wear a tuxedo.
2 Marine fighter pilots rescued; SC crash probed A Marine Corps F/A-18 pilot and his weapons officer tried to make it back home after both engines on their warplane failed and a fire broke out, but they were forced to eject and ditch the aircraft in the ocean, a spokesman...
NJ man accused of raping, beating 5 daughters A New Jersey man with apocalyptic visions is accused of years of terrorizing his family, raping his five daughters and impregnating three, beating his children with wooden boards and even moving at one point to avoid child...
Ex-New Orleans officer pleads in shooting cover-up A second former New Orleans officer has pleaded guilty in an alleged conspiracy to cover up a deadly police shooting of unarmed residents after Hurricane Katrina.
Calif. boy who called 911 thanks dispatcher A 7-year-old boy who called 911 from a locked bathroom while armed robbers threatened his parents hugged and high-fived on Wednesday the sheriff's dispatcher who took his call.
Census campaign targets tech-savvy Hispanic youth Groups pushing for robust Hispanic participation in the 2010 census are enlisting a new corps of foot-soldiers in their battle to reach that hard-to-count demographic: tech-savvy, smart-phone-toting young people.
KC superintendent says school closings are painful Kansas City School Superintendent John Covington says the decision to close almost half the district's schools was difficult and painful but "unquestionably the right thing to do."
