Heather Poltrock
Digital Content Manager
Wausau, WI
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Heather Poltrock came to WSAW as a sports intern in August of 2007. Heather later became a part of the production crew, an on-air member of the Hilight Zone and later Morning Show producer where she appeared on-air and also worked behind the scenes. She is now the digital content manager for NewsChannel 7 and the main online content producer for WSAW.com.
Heather is a 2006 graduate of Brown College in Mendota Heights, Minnesota. She majored in Radio Broadcasting.
Heather is a native of Antigo, Wisconsin.
A 25-year-old Merrill woman is facing criminal charges after a toddler in her care suffered a brain injury.
The man serving a life sentence for the 1964 murder of a Wausau woman is up for parole in July. Terry Caspersen, now 78, is the state’s longest-serving inmate. He has spent nearly 56 years in custody.
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation winter road condition map showed travel was not advised for many parts of Wisconsin Thursday morning
Target announced this week $500 bonuses to all hourly employees.
A Hazelhurst family is sharing their story to help people understand the seriousness of how COVID-19 can affect children.
Five criminal counts were filed Friday against Marshfield’s Police Chief Rick Gramza.
The Rhinelander Police Department has obtained video of a suspect destroying Christmas lights.
More than 40 deer and one horse are dead after a ‘thrill-kill’ event in Clark County.
Hannah Bandura has been deer hunting for about a decade and 2020 wasn’t any different.
Gov. Tony Evers has announced a $10-million investment aimed at providing funds for nonprofit organizations providing critical services during the pandemic.
The Forest County Humane Society says after an overwhelming response for someone to provide ‘hospice care’ for an elderly dog named Ace, he’s found his new home.
Wausau East High School is suspending Varsity football for the remainder of the 2020 season due to a reduction in the number of active players coupled with COVID-19 complications and concerns.
The National Veterinary Services Laboratories confirms a dead mink at a Taylor County mink farm has tested positive for SARS-CoV-2 infection, the virus that causes COVID-19 in humans.
His two weeks at home will be spent with family and friends, before heading back to his duty station on his ship in Norfolk, Virginia.
The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum unveiled four officially bobbleheads featuring Green Bay Packers legend, Bart Starr.
Granite Peak will offer fall color chairlift rides beginning Sept. 11.