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EAGLE RIVER - You normally can find Santa at shopping centers, holiday buffets, or of course, delivering presents on Christmas Eve.
But one event brought Santa to a place he doesn't typically go.
Sunday, one mom brought Mr. Claus to the Eagle River Hockey and Sports Arena.
She invited him out on the ice to skate and take pictures with kids.
Jen Hicks says she got Santa there by writing him a letter.
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WOODRUFF - The Howard Young Medical Center showed people a new addition that took almost two years to complete.
The rehabilitation center went through a $5 million makeover. It expanded into one big room with new equipment, new bathrooms, and a new pediatric center.
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RHINELANDER - Paul Evensen is a busy man. During the weekdays, he's at the front desk welcoming people into Rhinelander's St. Mary's Hospital Clinic.
On week nights, he's attending choir practices with two different chorus groups: The Lakeland Barbershop Chorus and the Hymns and Hers.
When the weekends come around, he just wants to do one thing.
"Take a nap," he said.
But he's wasn't dozing off Sunday because it was time that his hard work paid off.
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LODI - Authorities say the pilot of a small plane suffered minor injuries in a crash near the Lodi Lakeland Airport.
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MARSHFIELD - 6:01 p.m.
Marshfield Police have found William Crowley and have taken him into custody.
10:16 a.m.
Marshfield Police are searching for a man who shot another man on S. Cherry Ave in Marshfield Saturday morning around 1 a.m.
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KING - Gary Mader is a retired veteran who has lived at the Wisconsin Veterans Home in King, WI, for the past 13 years. He has a regular Saturday routine there.
"I help people get down to the dining room for breakfast and serve it," Mader said.
Saturday, he broke that routine to honor a group he holds close to his heart.
"I'm very proud to do anything that can help veterans," he continued.
At 10 a.m., Mader went to the Central Wisconsin Veterans Memorial Cemetery, across from his home, to help lay wreaths over gravestones.
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RHINELANDER - Getting Christmas gifts for your family can be hard, especially if you're only in third grade and can't even drive yourself to the store.
Some cops decided to make that a little easier for some kids by taking them to Walmart.
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