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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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TOMAHAWK - Sometimes it feels like you've had a rough day. But as the old saying goes, "someone out there is having a tougher day than you." We caught up with a Tomahawk woman who lost her house in a fire and is battling cancer. Some Tomahawk kids told us how she's able to keep a smile on her face and bring cheer to others.
"She's a very strong woman. She's very cheerful. Despite all of her hardships she still can smile. She still has a loving heart," said 18-year-old Umran Abdul Majeed.
Judy Schroeder always has a warm smile on her face. Even after she lost everything last Wednesday night in a house fire.
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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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WASHINGTON, D.C. - The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has agreed to impose strict new regulations on Internet service providers like Comcast, Verizon and AT&T.
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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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MADISON - Republican leaders of the Wisconsin state Assembly promised last year that a right-to-work bill would not come up this session.
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NORTHERN WISCONSIN - Deer councils in Northern Wisconsin want to see more deer. Harsh winters have decreased local deer population and harvest levels. Leaders in the Northwoods hope local changes with deer population management goals will help.
A 2012 state deer report set up local deer advisory councils. They now recommend whether to increase, maintain, or decrease deer population.
The Natural Resources Board voted and approved council plans for deer populations throughout the entire state. For northern Wisconsin counties, that means plans to increase the population.
"The biggest tool we have to manage deer populations is to increase or decrease the number of antlerless deer that are taken by hunters," said Antigo's DNR Area Wildlife Supervisor Chuck McCullough. "If we want the population to grow, we take fewer antlerless deer by hunting."
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