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What We're Working OnSubmitted: 02/26/2015
- Losing a home can be a traumatic experience. But battling cancer and losing a loved one at the same time is even worse. But one Tomahawk woman is looking past everything she's been through and is giving back to the community. We'll tell you how Judy Schroeder is turning her experience into a positive one for the community.

- Plus, Northern Wisconsin often struggles to keep young, intelligent people in the area. Find out how a state association hopes to help the issue across the state.

We'll have the details on these stories and more tonight on Newswatch 12 - news from where you live.




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 LOCAL NEWS
Drinking more coffee could be beneficial to your healthSubmitted: 02/26/2015

RHINELANDER - You might want to pour yourself an extra cup of coffee in the morning.

New dietary guidelines suggest you should drink three to five cups of coffee each day.

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Summer Camp introduces the community to 4-H activitiesSubmitted: 02/26/2015

LANGLADE COUNTY - With these frigid temperatures, it seems like summer is far away. But one local group is already planning for the summer months.

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New school exchange program in the works for Wausau School DistrictSubmitted: 02/26/2015

WAUSAU - Students from China could come to Wausau to go to school next year. The Wausau School District is working with the UW system to start a new exchange program.

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The Top of The Hill Restaurant gives Nicolet College culinary students real life experience Submitted: 02/26/2015

RHINELANDER - Culinary students at Nicolet College in Rhinelander get real life experience working at The Top of The Hill restaurant.


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 REGIONAL NEWS
Deer recommendations approved by Natural Resources BoardSubmitted: 02/26/2015

MADISON - Local county advisory councils made recommendations on what goals should be for deer populations. Now, the state Natural Resources' board has approved those goals.

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Walker says timing was right for right-to-workSubmitted: 02/26/2015

MADISON - Gov. Scott Walker says the ``timing was just right'' for the Legislature to take up a right-to-work bill, which could be sent to Walker as soon as next week.

Walker on Thursday also defended the rapid movement of the bill through the process. It passed the Senate on Wednesday, five days after it was introduced, and is slated to be passed by the Assembly next week.

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Gov. Walker announces April trade mission to EuropeSubmitted: 02/26/2015

MADISON - Likely 2016 presidential candidate Gov. Scott Walker is planning a trade mission to Europe in April.

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Walker strikes aggressive tone in talking about terrorists in advance of CPAC speechSubmitted: 02/26/2015

MADISON - Gov. Scott Walker continues to strike an aggressive tone when talking about his position on how the United States should deal with terrorists abroad, saying "we need to take the fight to them."

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