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MINOCQUA - The 52nd year of Beef-a-Rama has come and gone.
One Beef-a-Rama roaster has participated in Minocqua's iconic event every year since its inception.
That's Bill Ross, owner of Ross Sportswear and Ross' Plus. He says he and his family change up the recipe up a bit from year to year.
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EAGLE RIVER - Seven veterans from across the country landed in Wisconsin on Friday for the 2nd annual Eagle River Muskie CHal-Lunge.
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MADISON - Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump is set to visit Wisconsin again.
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GERMANTOWN - Officials say three people were burned when gasoline was thrown onto a burning fire pit in Germantown, causing an explosion.
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BURLINGTON, WASHINGTON - The latest on a fatal shooting at a mall in Washington state:
8:36 a.m.
A gunman who fatally shot five people at a Washington state mall remained at large as authorities said the motive for the slaying was unknown, but there was no indication the shootings were a terrorist act.
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WAUSAU - Retired U.S. Army General Wesley Clark calls this year's presidential race the starkest choice in his lifetime.
Clark stopped in Wausau on Friday to push people to vote early for Hillary Clinton. Clark is a former NATO Supreme Allied Commander.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. - Sixteen million Americans served during World War II. Only about 700,000 are still alive today. But 13 World War II veterans from northcentral Wisconsin traveled to Washington, D.C., on the Never Forgotten Honor Flight last week.
Ogema's Ed Blomberg is no stranger to the spotlight, and he's got a laugh you could recognize from a mile away. But last week, Ed got to take a back seat and enjoy the sights of our nation's capitol.
"It was beyond my wildest dreams. I never could have imagined something like this," Ed said.
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