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It’s estimated that the elderly population in Wisconsin will increase by as much as 60% by 2030. This increasing part of our population has many unique needs that some feel

NIAGARA, Wis. — Christmas has come and gone for another year. Our search for the perfect gift has come to an end; we watched, hopefully, as it was opened and

In response to the growing number of individuals experiencing lingering effects of COVID-19, the Disability Resource Center (DRC) in Hazard has announced the establishment of a support group dedicated to

Her name is Janice. She is a 79-year-old widow without family nearby.

As of Jan. 1, insulin will become a lot more affordable for many Nebraskans, and those who have come to rely on telehealth visits are more likely to be able to continue receiving care this way. The state senators who helped bring about these changes have received 2023 AARP "Champion Awards." Sen. ...

Celebrate the new year with the Chippewa Falls Public Library and the Heyde Center as they commence their NEA Big Read Program in January. The event series’ metaphorical ribbon will be cut on Jan. 25 with two presentations (1pm and 6:30pm) by local author ...

The Jefferson County Hunger Task Force (JCHTF) has resumed fundraising and planning food drives after a three-year hiatus that began during the COVID-19 pandemic.

November is National Family Caregivers Month, and many of the 200,000 Nebraskans who help care for loved ones with a health issue or disability could use help. Caregiving can take its toll. In one survey, almost three-fourths of caregivers said they were emotionally stressed, and over half reported financial strain. ...

Including eight impact grants, more than $3.25 million awarded through Packers Foundation in 2023

GREEN BAY, WI (WTAQ-WLUK) -- The Green Bay Packers Foundation announced it distributed $1.5 million in grants to 321 civic and charitable groups aroun...