From South Korea to Wausau, Salvation Army’s new leaders bring a journey of faith
Wisconsin Public Radio · Oct 20, 2026
From South Korea to central Wisconsin, Captains Derek and Heather Jung bring a remarkable journey of faith, family and second chances to their new roles leading the Salvation Army in Wausau. The post From South Korea to Wausau, Salvation Army’s
BREAKING: Wausau committee seeks immediate halt to Flock cameras, end to payments
Wausau Pilot & Review · Oct 19, 2026
Wausau’s Public Health and Safety Committee voted Monday to recommend ending payments for the city’s 20 Flock license plate cameras, and to have police stop using and cover them. “There was life before Flock and there will be life after
Judge lowers bail for Wausau man charged with killing roommate
Wausau Pilot & Review · Oct 19, 2026
What led the judge to make such a significant reduction in bail? Here's what we know.
Wausau Curling Center gears up for season ahead
Wausau Pilot & Review · Oct 19, 2026
The Wausau Curling Center will host everything from Learn to Curl sessions to the Scottish Men's Curling Team during its 2026-2027 season.
New River Edge Trail bench honors Gary Gisselman
Wausau Pilot & Review · Oct 19, 2026
Gary Gisselman spent years helping Wausau connect with its river. Now there’s a bench on the River Edge Trail where anyone can sit, take in the view and remember him.
Publisher’s note: We said no alder responded. Here’s what the rules say, and what comes next.
Wausau Pilot & Review · Oct 18, 2026
“We can’t respond.” Three Wausau alders keep saying so. We read the state law, the League of Wisconsin Municipalities guidance and the council’s own rules, and we can’t find that rule. So we asked the city. That, and why asking
Wausau committee to get closed-door legal advice on ending Flock contract
Wausau Pilot & Review · Oct 18, 2026
Can Wausau walk away from Flock? On Monday, a city committee takes that question behind closed doors with legal counsel, one day before the Finance Committee finishes its budget recommendation.
Wausau Events hosts Boos & Booze Halloween party Oct. 23
Wausau Pilot & Review · Oct 17, 2026
Looking for a Halloween party that's just for grown-ups? Wausau Events' Boos & Booze is back Oct. 23 at the Rothschild Pavilion! Enjoy unlimited samples of more than 40 craft beverages, beers and hard ciders, plus music, tasty appetizers, prizes
Council notebook: Alders weigh settlement offer in PFAS lawsuit, pay ?.9M housing grant, kill solar plan
Wausau Pilot & Review · Oct 17, 2026
PFAS in every city well. Water bills nearly doubled. On Tuesday, Wausau alders went behind closed doors to weigh a settlement offer in the city’s lawsuit against Wausau Paper, Marathon Electric and other local companies.
Wausau overdose deaths pass 2025 total as national numbers fall
Wausau Pilot & Review · Oct 16, 2026
Overdose deaths are falling across the country. In Wausau, four people have died this year, already more than in all of 2025. Here’s what the numbers show, and where to find help.
Wausau crisis calls climb as police report homeless camps shifting west
Wausau Pilot & Review · Oct 16, 2026
Wausau police are answering more calls for people in crisis this year, with one crisis officer who works weekdays. Their newest report also says homeless camps are moving west.
Meet candidates running for Wisconsin's 87th Assembly District seat - Wausau Daily Herald
Brent Jacobson — Google News mentions · Oct 16, 2026
Meet candidates running for Wisconsin's 87th Assembly District seat Wausau Daily Herald