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A Few Clouds and 80 F at Eau Claire, Chippewa Valley Regional Airport, WI

Winds are from the Northwest at 9.2 gusting to 18.4 MPH (8 gusting to 16 KT). The pressure is 1014.4 mb and the humidity is 38%. The heat index is 80. Last Updated on Jul 5 2009, 12:56 pm CDT.

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• WEAU 13 News Director John Hoffland passes away
  It's a sad day for WEAU 13 News as longtime News Director John Hoffland passes away at home.
  
• Share Your Memories of "Hoffland"
  John Hoffland was a man who loved to tell a "quick story." We'd like to hear your stories about John.
  
• Offensive fireworks yanked from shelves
  A brand of fireworks offensive to Muslims were pulled from the shelves of a local fireworks store after complaints from a Minnesota Muslim group.
  
• Picnics and Protests Highlight Area Fourth of July Festivities
  It's our country's 233rd birthday, and as people celebrate our nation's independence with the traditional festivities, they're also taking stock of our nation's progress.
  
• How to respectfully dispose of an American flag
  On Independence Day we learn how to properly dispose of a tattered American flag.
  
• Wisconsin wardens on the lookout to avoid spread of VHS
  Wisconsin wardens are watching this weekend to make sure anglers and boaters don't spread a gruesome fish disease.
  
• Couple weds on parade float
  One couple in Winter decide on a festive way to celebrate their love.
  
• 5 motorcycles crash
  The group was heading to an annual picnic; one person critically injured
  
• Bus with 80 passengers crashes
  State Patrol says bus plowed through fence
  
• Sarah Palin announces resignation as governor
  Announcement surprises many; sparks questions about her future in politics
  
• Buffer garden aims to keep lakes from going green (with algae)
  Check out an example at a lake notorious for turning green
  
• Brewers Baseball Basics for Women
  All you ladies out there looking to impress with your knowledge of "America's pastime," the Brewers are ready to help.
  
• Where you can expect highway delays
  DOT says most construction will be on hold over holiday weekend, but some spots will still be slow
  
• Getting out for the 4th of July
  If you were lucky you had today off on Friday, we found a lot of people taking advantage of the nice weather and the long holiday weekend.
  
• State Patrol hoping for safe travel this weekend
  If you're hitting the highways this weekend, the State Patrol hopes you'll take it easy.
  
• Surveillance video captures two breaking into a bar
  Officers says just before 2 a.m. Friday, two people broke into Eisold's Irvine Bar in Chippewa Falls.
  
• Students will be paying more for tuition at UW campuses this fall
  A spokesman for the UW System says the Board of Regents is expected to finalize the 5.5% increase next week.
  
• Statue of Liberty crown reopens on Independence Day
  There's a special event to mark Independence Day this year. The statue of liberty's crown is reopening to the public.
  
• Boys age 10 to 14 most likely to get hurt by fireworks
  The most likely group to be hurt in a fireworks-related incident is reportedly boys between 10 and 14 years old.
  
• Three more suspects arrested in million dollar drug bust
  Deputies caught three more suspects in a million dollar drug bust.
  
• Sheriff asks for public's help in an arson investigation
  A sheriff is asking for your help in an arson investigation. Vernon County Sheriff Gene Cary says a fire in April near DeSoto has been ruled an arson.
  
• Judge rules woman convicted in cyber-bullying case will go free
  It appears that a woman convicted in a cyber-bullying case will go free. A federal judge announced he was tentatively throwing out Lori Drew's conviction in court on Thursday.
  
• Program makes first time home buyers part of the construction crew
  It’s called the Self-Help Housing Program – and it has four families building five days a week.
  
• Man will serve jail time for having naked pictures of teen girl
  A man will go to jail for storing naked pictures of a teenage girl on his cell phone.
  
• Crash kills Stanley woman
  Investigators have not released the name of the woman who died
  
• Man killed in ATV crash
  Deputies say two ATVs hit head-on, leaving one of the drivers dead.
  
• Woman pleads guilty to 7th OWI after hitting a man
  A Chippewa Falls woman will be sentenced in August after pleading guilty
  
• Court gives teens a second chance
  State Bar awards local teen court
  
• Rock in the House
  The Rock in the House has been a draw for tourists since 1995
  
• New type of cloud spotted in Wisconsin
  Clouds form overhead every day and we generally don't think much about it. Meteorologists say there are three basic types of clouds but there are dozens of sub categories. There might be one more added because of a photo taken in Western Wisconsin.
  
• Economy affecting fireworks sales
  Retailers say customers are spending less this year, and they're saying they have to cut back.
  
• Two people hurt after car crashes into building
  Onalaska Fire Chief, Don Dominick, says it happened around ten Thursday morning when the car hit the Gunderson Lutheran Administrative Support building in Onalaska.
  
• Bankers and law enforcement officers start campaign to help identify bank robbers
  The campaign asks bank patrons to take off their hats, hoods, and sunglasses while doing business at the bank.
  
• Man ticketed after he wore a sweatshirt into a credit union
  Police say he was wearing the sweatshirt with the face zipped up when he rode up on his bike but unzipped the mask as he entered the lobby. A customer saw the man and called 911.
  
• Eau Claire Co. wants your input about 2010 budget
  The county wants you to take an online survey, so you can rate which county programs and services you think are most important.
  
• Name released of person found dead inside home
  The Trempealeau County Sheriff's Department says 52-year-old Margo Thomas died in the fire at her home in Blair.
  
• Police warn about a person who could be posing as an officer
  The Prairie du Chien Police Department says the person could be using an unmarked vehicle to stop women on the street.
  
• Eau Claire Co. Board holding special jail meeting
  The meeting will be held Tuesday, July 7th starting at 7 p.m.
  
• Bear sends pregnant woman to the hospital
  She says it also walked through her home while she and her 2-year-old son were napping. DNR has three traps set around her house.
  
• Dad ordered to stand trial over his baby's morphine death
  Rhinelander man charged with first-degree reckless homicide
• Disabled hunters can sign up for fall deer hunting
  Takes up two months for review
• Shortage of air traffic controllers
  There's a shortage of air traffic controllers and trainees. They are needed to help airplanes take off and land.
  
• Woman accused of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old says she's pregnant with their second son
  A 20-year-old woman accused of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old boy who fathered her baby says she's pregnant again by the same boy.
  
• W.I.A.C. to make cuts to save money
  The W.I.A.C. says it's making cuts so local colleges don't have to.
  
• Trucking company shuts down
  A Duluth based trucking company has shut down, leaving people without jobs.
  
• Keeping our lakes and rivers clean
  If you're boating this weekend the DNR wants you to be on the lookout for something else other than the fish, invasive species and if you're hitting the lakes or rivers, wardens will be making sure your boat is clean.
  
• Students helping generate food donations for the La Crosse area
  Nursing students are teaming up with a local charity to help fill food shelves all over the area. They're trying to use the crowds at a festival to draw in donors.
  
• Public enemies opens to anxiously waiting fans
  The Johnny Depp movie Public Enemies opened Wednesday Much of the film about legendary 1930s gangster John Dillinger takes place in Wisconsin, and was filmed in the state.
  
• Telemedicine -- changing the face of rural hospitals
  Telemedicine is a highly advanced system that works like a high-quality webcam. It helps doctors and physician’s assistants at Luther Midelfort's Barron branch connect with doctors at Luther Midelfort in Eau Claire for extra medical help.
  
• Mushrooms in your yard could be toxic to your pet
  Dr. Bob Bohacek says the mushrooms tend to pop up in people's backyards in the early summer, and some species are toxic to dogs.
  

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