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U.S. Marine veteran Toby McGuire's service was cut short by a life-altering injury. Decades later, he's preparing to move into a new home built for his needs, enabling a life of greater freedom.
Veterans Day is a time to recognize the men and women who answered the call to serve. For 91-year-old Helene Brown of Waukesha, it is also an opportunity to make sure women veterans are not overlooked.
A son is preserving his father's World War II legacy one ship at a time. Bob Klein has about 60 wooden warships that are replicas of the Pacific Fleet that sailed during World War II.
Wisconsin is celebrating service members on Veterans Day, but a new display in Lake Geneva allows people to honor them and read their stories year-round.
The fall leaf collection deadline has been extended for City of Milwaukee residents until Sunday, Nov. 29. Here's what you need to know.
Janesville has joined dozens of communities across the country in approving ballot measures that could restrict future data center development. Democratic Governor-elect David Crowley says he'll sign a bill that would redraw Wisconsin's congressional maps. And, the Trump administration's move to remove federal protections for gray wolves has ignited a fierce debate.
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — The Monongalia County Commission unanimously approved a $7.15 million contract Tuesday for renovations to the future home of the Monongalia County Health Department, moving the project forward
CLARKSBURG, W.Va. — Harrison County parks and recreation officials are preparing to bring some holiday cheer to the community with Christmas-themed programming, including a monthlong scavenger hunt and a last-minute
SUTTON, W.Va. — Hundreds of spectators gathered in Sutton on Tuesday for Braxton County
United States Air Force Lt. Col. John Wicker, who is also a Cass County councilman, speaks to the student body at Logansport High School in the Berry Bowl on Wednesday.
The Meigs County Trustee Association will hold its Annual Meeting on Thursday, Dec. 10, 2026, at 6 p.m. at the Mulberry Community Center, 260 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, OH 45769.
Two members of Nelsonville City Council, including Council President Cameron Peck and Nancy Sonick, announced their resignations amid recent leadership controversies, prompting council to delay appointing a new president while addressing ongoing concerns about governance and public trust in city administration.