The Boys and Girls Club of the Greater Chippewa Valley held its 6th Annual Steak and Burger Dinner Tuesday night at Florian Gardens.

Local veterans and emergency responders are looking back on September 11th. But according to a recent survey, as the years go by, fewer Americans are doing that in a formal way.

The La Crosse fire department is selling pink fire fighter t-shirts to raise money for breast cancer research this month.

Two Onalaska police officers are taking the extra step toward the fight against drugs.

A local high school honors a former player after he was hurt fighting for our freedom in Afghanistan.

For the first time since he was seriously injured serving the United States in Afghanistan, former Menomonie high school football standout Jason Church shared his story of recovery.

Women from all over the area were learning how to live and laugh in Chippewa Falls Wednesday night.

Parents are being encouraged to take their children to the eye doctor before heading back to school.

Firefighters often save people in their moment of need. Now, they're keeping people healthy, without even being there.

The Chippewa Valley Home Builders Association (CVHBA) is hosting the 4th annual Remodelers Showcase of Homes. This event allows the public to view the remodeling work of local contractors.

The La Crosse marsh is being tested by a team of researchers from UW-La Crosse for high contamination of lead and how it might be effecting the wildlife around it.

With thousands of student returning to campus next week, UWEC police are warning students to take precautions to avoid being a victim of crime.

If you look to the skies this weekend, you’ll see more than just clouds. 14 vintage aircrafts are in town as part of the American Barnstormers Tour. It’s a nostalgic salute to those who flew across America during the Golden Age of aviation.

The new Eau Claire County jail is close to completion but delays are keeping its first residents out longer than expected.

Stolen tutus and picture books have a downtown Eau Claire consignment store owner and police looking for suspects.

As the door to Train Station BBQ closes many new businesses are opening theirs trying to make a go of it in this tough economy.

From August 9-12, the 36th annual Pure Water Days will take place throughout Chippewa Falls.

Mayor Matt Harter and Mayor Joe Chilsen were at the Salvation Army Tuesday morning making sandwiches for the Feed the Kids program.

The Eau Claire Police Department is standing up alongside the community for the 29th Annual National ‘Night Out’ to raise awareness about breaking the law.

Organizers of the Azura Memory Care's City-Wide Thrift Sale say they've surpassed their goal in raising money for the Alzheimer's Association.

A 14-year-old sexual assault victim spoke out after her attacker was sentenced.

It's been two years of fundraising, and now kids at a local elementary school will get a special treat when they return to class.

A 90-year-old driver appearing in court Thursday on vehicular homicide charges, sparked debates on senior driving.

The breakfast was a way to get the word out about Friday's big Feed My People Auction.

August 1st is a day that has become history for women and health care all around the nation.