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Man arrested for severely injuring woman, damaging cars Submitted: 01/23/2013

MINOCQUA - A violent man sent a Northwoods woman to the emergency room and damaged several cars early this morning.

Minocqua Police responded to a domestic violence call around 2 a.m. on Back Bay Road.

29-year-old Jonathan Thorman of Livingston, Wisconsin was damaging cars with a hammer. They think he also severely injured a woman.

Thorman then injured an officer as they arrested him. Thorman is currently being held in the Oneida County Jail.

The injured woman was treated at Ministry Howard Young and released.

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Antigo looks to Langlade Hospital to take over ambulance service Submitted: 06/18/2013

ANTIGO - The city of Antigo doesn't want to run an ambulance service anymore. It's just too expensive. Instead, the city's new hospital may take over.

"We have a great ambulance service now and that's our biggest concern here is being able to maintain that... As with a lot of people our problem is financial," said City of Antigo’s Mayor, Bill Brandt.

Each year it costs around 2 million dollars to run the ambulance service for Antigo and 10 surrounding townships.

About half of that is paid by the city and county through taxes... The other half is paid by the user fees.

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Republicans want to limit access to proposed mine site Submitted: 06/18/2013

MADISON - Wisconsin Republicans are looking to curtail public access to an iron mine site in far northwestern Wisconsin in hopes of stopping protesters from interfering with the project.

Representative Mark Honadel is trying to persuade Republican leaders to make changes in the state budget limiting access.

Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald, a Juneau Republican, acknowledged the discussions on Monday.

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New study raises concerns about Wisconsin economy Submitted: 06/18/2013

MILWAUKEE - A new study raises concerns about Wisconsin's long-term economy.

Part of the problem is the state's larger industries sell older technologies that are being overtaken by newer advances.

Three of the state's five largest sectors have to do with paper and printing.

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The study also says Wisconsin's main industries aren't as globally minded as are manufacturers elsewhere.

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Lincoln Co. Sheriff's Office seeks eyewitnesses to fire near Bucki's home Submitted: 06/17/2013

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LINCOLN COUNTY - The Lincoln County Sheriff's Office needs your help.

Investigators want to talk to anyone who was near Anita Bucki's home between 4 a.m. and 7 a.m. on April 26.

That's the day she went missing. Her husband, Mark Bucki, has been charged in her murder.

Lieutenant Tim Fischer says he specifically wants to talk to anyone who may have seen a large fire that morning.

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$200,000 bond for mother accused of trying to kill her children Submitted: 06/17/2013

RIB LAKE - A judge set bond at $200,000 for a Rib Lake woman accused of trying to kill four of her children.

Heidi Mann, 37, appeared in Taylor County Circuit Court this morning.

The judge also ruled Mann is not allowed to have unsupervised contact with her kids.

Taylor County Sheriff's deputies arrested Mann June 14.

She has six children. She's accused of trying to kill her three, five, eight and 11-year-old children using carbon monoxide back in March.

Mann is due back in court June 25.

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Hospital opens fitness doors to public Submitted: 06/17/2013

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ANTIGO - Going to the gym can be hard if you have a busy schedule.

It can be even harder if the gym closes early.

But one Northwoods hospital is opening their fitness center 24 hours a day so you can workout out any time.

Langlade Hospital opened the doors to its new fitness center today.

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Man on the run armed and dangerous Submitted: 06/17/2013

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MERRILL - Police now call a man who simply ran away from his probation officer armed and extremely dangerous.

36-year-old Christopher Meindel has been on the run for just more than a month.

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He has multiple tattoos on both arms.

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