Isak Dinesen is a News/Sports MMJ at WDAY-TV. He covers a range of topics including education, sports, and regional interest, with a focus on public education, school districts, and competitive sports. Isak's work has been featured in WXPR Public Radio, WKOW-ABC 27, WAOW, and various other publications.
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Isak Dinesen primarily covers local events, government announcements, and press releases in the Wausau area. His focus is on sports and family/relationships-related topics such as driving safety, community events, and local sports teams.
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After nearly three hours of discussion Monday, the city finalized $22 million in special assessments, with some property owners questioning how their costs were calculated.
NFL quarterback Jalen Hurts was diagnosed with blood clots in his leg and lungs, prompting doctors to discuss symptoms, treatment and potential long-term effects.
Geronimo Power President Blake Nixon says a proposed 24-month moratorium on data centers and other electrical infrastructure would limit public discussion about future development.
Nearly three dozen candidates for state representative, school board and city positions met with voters at an event hosted by the F-M Chamber of Commerce.
Colin Bales is now breathing on his own for up to 12 hours, and more than $170,000 has been raised to help cover his expected $1 million in medical expenses.
Residents criticized the board for moving public comment to the end of Monday's meeting and cutting speaking time from five minutes to one.
Setup began Monday at five Cass County locations ahead of early voting, with officials reminding voters to check their polling place and bring proper identification.
The National Weather Service is reminding North Dakotans to prepare for winter weather before snow and ice arrive.
As more communities drop Flock cameras, a local civil rights attorney says clearer laws are needed to address privacy and government surveillance.
Hundreds of parents and trick-or-treaters attended Atonement Church’s annual Spook-Tacular event Wednesday night in south Fargo.
