Emily Davies
Investigative Reporter at WSAW-TV (Wausau, WI)
Regional Murrow award-winning @WSAW Investigative Reporter, @csunorthridge Grad, Wisconsinite & Californian. RT ≠ Endorsement
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2 weeks ago |
southfloridareporter.com | Natalie Allison |Emily Davies |Michael Birnbaum
Months before President Donald Trump issued a travel ban on individuals from more than a dozen countries, his team of lawyers and advisers had already started crafting the ban, a process that was underway before he stepped back into the Oval Office in January. Trump announced the proclamation Wednesday night, three days after an Egyptian man with an expired tourist visa was charged with attacking pro-Israel demonstrators in Boulder, Colorado.
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4 weeks ago |
wsaw.com | Emily Davies |Tom Zurawski
WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAW) - There are numerous organizations throughout north central Wisconsin that are constantly looking for ways to help foster healthy communities. Typically, families and individuals are facing multiple connected challenges when they are struggling, such as finding it difficult to both pay for enough diapers for their children and enough food for those bellies.
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4 weeks ago |
wsaw.com | Emily Davies
PLOVER, Wis. (WSAW) - In Portage County, the final diaper drop-off event of the NewsChannel 7 Diaper Drive brought in an incredible amount of diapers and cash donations on Thursday. At Paper City Savings Bank in Plover, their drive-thru brought in more people than ever before. The United Way of Portage County worked with the bank and local businesses to collect diapers in different ways, including a competition to collect the most diapers.
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1 month ago |
wsaw.com | Emily Davies |Bridget Fargen
PLOVER, Wis. (WSAW) - There are just a few days left of our NewsChannel 7 Diaper Drive. We hope to see you in Plover on Thursday to donate to the United Way of Portage County. Paper City Saving Bank in Plover is hosting the drop-off event. The bank has been a staple in central Wisconsin for more than 100 years. Three teams of employees have been working to make fun, competitive ways to raise money or collect diapers. “I’m very proud of our team, they take it upon themselves to take ownership.
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1 month ago |
wsaw.com | Emily Davies |Tom Zurawski
STEVENS POINT, Wis. (WSAW) - For the past twelve years, the United Way of Portage County has been spearheading efforts to ensure that parents who need diapers receive them. Soon, the organization will be driving distribution in the county as an official diaper bank. Last year, more than 75,000 diapers were dispensed through the United Way, but CEO Fred Hebblewhite said that addresses only a small portion of the need.
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Schools and families say that having the state increase the reimbursement rate for special education services would help all kids, not just those receiving special services. One family says not having it properly funded is costing their kids' futures. https://t.co/r7jXDaFRDo
Your generosity is overwhelming! NewsChannel 7's 2025 Diaper Drive is wrapping up today, and we know families across central Wisconsin will be grateful for the thousands of dollars and tens of thousands of diapers that are still being counted. https://t.co/xPc0bQANF2
It was a path they did not even realize they were on. After more than a decade helping families with the growing need for diapers, the United Way of Portage County will be opening a diaper bank. https://t.co/fu6kQKksqn