Wausau News

Man charged with theft of $54,000 in sports cards

Chippewa Herald - Thu Nov 20

By ELIZABETH HOCHSTEDLER elizabeth.hochstedler@lee.net Thursday, November 20, 2008 2:06 PM CST A Boyd man faces multiple charges in two cases after he admitted to stealing sports cards in December 2007 and ...

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Wausau Daily Herald - Thu Nov 20

'Nickel and Dimed: On Getting By in America' opens at UWMC; All Fear Aside, Queen Victoria's Jet and The Bleeding Tree play at Cruise-In Thursday, Nov.

Show highlights plight of working poor

Wausau Daily Herald - Thu Nov 20

The funny, harsh and sad story about the struggle to earn a living on minimum wage jobs will be told this weekend.

Wausau Robbery Victim Says He Was Not The Intended Target

WSAW - Wed Nov 19

The man robbed outside Expressions Ink on Washington Street in Wausau says he lost more than just cash Tuesday night.

Wausau Police Are Investigating Two Unrelated Robberies

WSAW - Wed Nov 19

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Wausau Martial Arts Teacher Doesn't Recommend Fighting Off A Robber

WSAW - Wed Nov 19

Police say fighting off a robber is a risk you shouldn't take. Wausau Police Deputy Chief Bryan Hilts says in most cases a robber won't hurt you if they get what they want.

Woman Accused in Fatal Traffic Accident Expected in Court

WSAW - Tue Nov 18

The Wausau woman facing six felony charges after a fatal traffic accident in 2006 is expected in court Tuesday.

Nickel and Dimed rehearsal

Wausau Daily Herald - Tue Nov 18

Corey Schjoth/Wausau Daily Herald Nicole Gra , Addisen Ploeger , Jenna Diedrick , and Debora Raatz rehearse a scene from the UWMC prodution of "Nickel and Dimed" Tuesday night.

Too much talk, not enough focus

Beloit Daily News - Tue Nov 18

Idle chatter can be a killer. ADMITTEDLY, THIS is an extreme case. Two teen girls in Marathon County were involved in a rollover accident.

Wausau Post Office Considers Cutting Hours, To Save Money

WSAW - Mon Nov 17

A 2.8 billion dollar deficit is forcing the US Postal Service to consider cutting their hours at some post offices.