Emily Davies

7 Investigates has requested an interview to answer more questions about the email an employee sent to other shelters and rescues last month, as well as other questions and concerns members of the public have raised. https://t.co/yS0sahn19p

Patients and staff of Marshfield Clinic faced difficult changes over the past couple of years as the system struggled financially. Monday, MCHS and Sanford Health leadership answered questions about why they are confident the merger is a positive change. https://t.co/WJdKQd7nAw

There was just one baby entering the world on New Year's Day in Wausau, but that isn't the only thing that makes him special. https://t.co/zMzWpt2CNd

The Office of School Safety regularly gets calls (including from here in north central Wisconsin) from people about concerning signs that they then disseminate to local law enforcement. If YOU see something concerning, the number is 1-800-MY-SUSO-1. https://t.co/8v4GPy44nr https://t.co/f4dZ2Dgwe4

There are a lot of different local causes in need of volunteers and community donations. That includes those supporting refugees. The agencies and organizations helping resettle people here have made changes to make volunteering work for volunteers. https://t.co/8Nsy575ZOR

When asked about what caused transparency concerns of the Wausau's resettlement agency, he said it seems the Wausau agency and communities are being transparent and provide the public with the opportunity to comment. https://t.co/xkV1XyIekK

When Mr. Chi says he knows how these kids feel, he means it. His class is where his students are most talkative throughout their school day. https://t.co/mFygknR4sa

Wausau continues to resettle refugees three years after it opened an agency office. Among the newcomers are Rohingya. Salimullah Mohammad Jalal said he wants to give back to American that gave him and his family their first opportunity at life. https://t.co/m1ULmihWds

Immigration has been a big issue on people's minds after the 2024 presidential election. There are many kinds of immigrants in central Wisconsin, including refugees. The Wausau resettlement agency has changed a lot since it first started in 2021. https://t.co/YhuK8hZdCm

After a John Doe proceeding last month, an Oneida County judge filed a second-degree reckless homicide charge against a midwife for the death of a Price County baby in 2023. https://t.co/cZuLWgcRCE

Whether charges will be filed against a Michigan midwife in the death of a Price County baby is in the hands of an Oneida County judge. https://t.co/ycyP2M6QwF

"I wish I could thank you for the opportunity to have been chosen to fill the once-vacant position of Village Clerk but unfortunately, due to Trustee Ken Charneski, I cannot," Bobbi Birk-LaBarge stated in her resignation letter. https://t.co/cfKDuM2jcj

This is now the third complaint filed with the Wisconsin Elections Commission against the clerk this year. One of those three was not filed by a voter in the village. https://t.co/F1r3OwFjAf

Statewide and national races ultimately were not impacted, but the line for the Congressional districts was between these wards. https://t.co/jIQEoNR7zC

Nearly 2,000 people registered at the polls on Election Day, which added to voters' wait times that -- at some locations -- stretched three hours. https://t.co/0lGI4e8n2M

There were nearly 150,000 people in the @WSAW viewing area counties who voted absentee ahead of Nov. 5. They are among the almost 2.5 million voters in Wisconsin doing the same. https://t.co/i0oBiINWcx

If you have held onto your absentee ballot, it is too late to put it in the mail to have it received in time to be counted. There are other options to return an absentee ballot to make sure you don't miss the 8 p.m. on Election Day deadline. https://t.co/mfT0MNETsx