Sam Dehring

6 days ago | wsaw.com | Sam Dehring

WITTENBERG, Wis. (WSAW) - The NFL Draft is expected to draw in at least 200,000 people. Green Bay only has so many rooms available. So, that means it is a chance for cities to benefit from the visitors from out of town. Some are seeing good business, while others are not very much. Kristi Hefty is the front desk manager for Best Western Wittenberg Inn, which is only about an hour from Titletown. She says they have 48 rooms available for Day 1 of the draft.

1 week ago | kktv.com | Sam Dehring |Desiree Fischer

MARSHFIELD, Wis. (WSAW/Gray News) - A Wisconsin high school baseball team honored their 15-year-old teammate whose family says he took his own life after becoming a victim of sextortion. The first junior varsity baseball game of the season for DC Everest Senior High School was held Tuesday in Marshfield, Wisconsin. The team took the field without one of their own, 15-year-old Bradyn Bohn, who died by suicide in March after becoming a victim of sextortion, according to his mother, Brittney Bird.

1 week ago | wsaw.com | Sam Dehring

WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAW) - The Greenheck Turner Community Center wrapped up their girls soccer invitational this weekend. Wausau West fell to De Pere 2-0 to kick off the day. D.C. Everest lost to Cedarburg 7-0. Cedarburg was up 2-0 at the half, then scored five goals in the second half. Then, Marshfield took on Hudson to wrap up the weekend. Marshfield ended their game in a 1-1 draw in Friday’s match against Notre Dame Academy.

1 week ago | wsaw.com | Sam Dehring

STEVENS POINT, Wis. (WSAW) - The world’s largest trivia contest is officially back for its 55th year. For 54 consecutive hours, teams call in to the 90FM radio station in Stevens Point, submitting their answers to a variety of trivia questions. The theme this year is ‘Trivia 55: No Limit’. But they ran into some technical difficulties, causing them to postpone the start of the event. Jim Oliva is the co-chair of the UW-Stevens Point Trivia contest.

2 weeks ago | wsaw.com | Sam Dehring

MARSHFIELD, Wis. (WSAW) - Tuesday, April 8 was the first JV baseball game of the season for DC Everest. They took the field without one of their own, Bradyn Bohn. Although it may have felt different, Bradyn was looking down on them. “It’s minute by minute. It honestly is. That’s really the only way to explain it. You know, everyone kind of says like, how, how does someone get through that, and there’s no right or wrong answer,” said Brittney Bird, Bradyn’s mom.