Minong News

More than 600,000 people from every state in the Union and many foreign countries are converging upon our Wisconsin woods this weekend to shoot, it is hoped, deer.

A Wisconsin appeals court is reinstating a $5 million damage award in a family feud involving one of the world's largest beef jerky companies.

Washburn County Health Department: Seasonal Influenza vaccine is in ample supply for this flu season.

An area woman is in trouble with the law again for her addiction to huffing. Last week, authorities found Lisa Waggoner-Roberts of Minong in an Eau Claire hotel with 40 aerosol cans laying on the floor around her.

A Hells Angels gathering has local law enforcement officers on watch this week. Officers say the Hells Angels Motorcycle Club is having its annual world meeting near Duluth this weekend and many are already rolling through the area.

A woman is taken away in handcuffs following a rollover crash in Eau Claire. It happened Monday afternoon on Highway 53 south near Interstate 94.

Police arrest a woman after she rolled her truck Monday morning. It happened about 11:30 a.m. on Highway 53 near I-94. Eau Claire Police say 42-year-old Lisa Waggoner-Roberts of Minong lost control and rolled her pickup truck into a ditch.

This is a story about a family feud fueled - it is alleged - by a stern father, a scorned son and a lust for revenge.

Organizers of the Minong Lakes Fair will be cooking up some fun at the Minong Town Hall on July 25.

Gov. Jim Doyle has signed a bill he says will preserve the Totogatic River in northern Wisconsin.

The Enbridge Company of Canada wants to expand an oil pipeline project that crosses two Indian reservations in northern Minnesota, and part of northern Wisconsin.

An event celebrating the signing of the Totogatic River's entry into the state's Wild Rivers program will be held this Friday morning at Totogatic Park, a few miles west of Minong.