CESA 11 is made up of 39 school districts serving over 48,500 children in communities across northern and western WI.

"I used alcohol, marijuana, casual sex, and self-harm as some of my poor coping strategies after my critical incident."

This week, Brian Cole talks about sex outside of marriage and adultery, and just exactly what takes place within our bodies and souls when this happens.

Law Enforcement in Barron, Burnett, Rusk, and Washburn, recently held their annual “Shop with a Cop” and “Christmas for Kids” programs.

DATCP encourages all consumers to learn how to identify and avoid these common holiday scams.

Sheriff: "It is the little things that can make the biggest difference"

Donations will be collected and handed out from November 23rd through December 22nd this year.

The 2022-2023 hockey season has begun with a wave of excitement in downtown Spooner!

There have been 14 overdose deaths and 3 active cases where overdose is suspected in the past 2 years alone.

‘Kwik Trip South’ opens this week with grand opening scheduled for next week.

Award recognizes legislators who have taken a strong and consistent stand for Wisconsin’s small business community during the 2021-22 Session.

Additional research necessary to parse potential benefits and harms of video games on the developing brain.

Home Heating Costs Reach Highest Level in More than 10 Years.

High School Youth Put Skills to Use Leading Training Event for Middle School Students.

The VA’s list of presumptive conditions now applies to veterans who served any time in several new locations.

New Study Highlights the State’s Strengths and Weaknesses in Attracting New Residents.

The DEA is advising the public of an alarming emerging trend of "rainbow" fentanyl available across the U.S.

Alyssa Langham receives Shining Star Award for work to help make Washburn County happier, healthier, and safer.

Northwood Technical College held a ribbon cutting and open house at the new Health Education Center.

Just in time for the dedication, four beautiful granite monuments have been delivered and set.

The donation was made possible due to the Tribe’s gaming compact, first established with the State of Wisconsin “the State” in 1991.

The City Council approved the purchase and budget for needed renovations to accommodate the Police Department.

The newest youth prevention coalition, Youth of Burnett County, was announced by Halle Pardun and Charlie Slater, at recent Burnett County Board Meeting.

Anticipated investment of $92.6 Million for construction of the RNW community during Phase One is expected.