Wire / Archive

July 14, 2026

38 stories

The Wausau Wire edition for this day. Every headline links to the newsroom or public body that reported it.

Local News Hub City Times (Marshfield)

Chaps still going strong after nearly a half century

When Tom Kraus was still working as an electrician in 1983, he was hired by a Texas company – Chaparral Power – to help with the installation of power generation plants.

Read the full report at Hub City Times (Marshfield)

Tuesday, July 14

Report behind Marathon County supervisor's censure set for release — with his rebuttal, if he files one

Government 71d ago

Wausau Pilot & Review
Pophal’s forfeited assets headed to public auction

Local News 71d ago

Merrill Foto News
Aspirus Tomahawk Hospital expands diagnostic capabilities with new mobile MRI services

Local News 72d ago

Wausau Pilot & Review
Wausau advances police proposal for former UW campus, with school district offices and training hub envisioned

Schools 71d ago

Wausau Pilot & Review
Sensing opportunity, Democratic rivals seize on Rodriguez campaign's financial troubles

Local News 71d ago

Wisconsin Public Radio (Wausau bureau / WHRM coverage)
Why the same names top Wausau overtime lists, in the police chief's own words: seniority, and pensions

Local News 71d ago

Wausau Pilot & Review
Kailey’s Makers Market to open in downtown Wausau

Local News 71d ago

Wausau Pilot & Review
"I've never been invited": Wausau's departing HR director says she had no access to overtime data — as finance defends the city's flawed records response

Local News 71d ago

Wausau Pilot & Review
Avail Inc. outreach open to everyone

Local News 71d ago

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Wausau HR director resigns as alder raises concerns about City Hall turnover

Local News 71d ago

Wausau Pilot & Review
Assets seized from convicted Wausau fraudster to be sold at online auction

Local News 71d ago

Wausau Pilot & Review
Wausau Council to consider 143-unit apartment complex in Riverlife area

Business 71d ago

Wausau Pilot & Review

July 14, 2026

Chaps still going strong after nearly a half century

Tuesday, July 14

Report behind Marathon County supervisor's censure set for release — with his rebuttal, if he files one

Pophal’s forfeited assets headed to public auction

Aspirus Tomahawk Hospital expands diagnostic capabilities with new mobile MRI services

Wausau advances police proposal for former UW campus, with school district offices and training hub envisioned

Sensing opportunity, Democratic rivals seize on Rodriguez campaign's financial troubles

Why the same names top Wausau overtime lists, in the police chief's own words: seniority, and pensions

Kailey’s Makers Market to open in downtown Wausau

"I've never been invited": Wausau's departing HR director says she had no access to overtime data — as finance defends the city's flawed records response

Avail Inc. outreach open to everyone

Wausau HR director resigns as alder raises concerns about City Hall turnover

Assets seized from convicted Wausau fraudster to be sold at online auction

Wausau Council to consider 143-unit apartment complex in Riverlife area