It’s summertime and many of you will probably be making a splash into the pool. But sometimes mixing kids and water can mean tragedy.

A big drug bust breaks up a ring that was funneling several kinds of drugs into Western Wisconsin.

Summertime also translates to mosquito season. And with five birds testing positive for the West Nile virus in Eau Claire county, worries that humans may contract the virus is on the horizon.

Meth, Pot, Cocaine Among Contraband Items

Be prepared for the traffic before heading out for the Independence Day weekend.

Remains sent to Madison for testing.

The mother of a 10-year old who was hit and killed by a bus wants more protection for other people crossing Rice Lake streets.

A new report from the United States Surgeon General says there is no risk-free level to second hand smoke.

Ashland County Prosecutor Says People Need To Be Aware

Local Game Wardens are urging boaters to check their watercraft before venturing out to area lakes.

A new ordinance prohibiting kennels in Greenwood will likely force a couple there to get rid of most of their dogs.

Workers remove body remains after 41 years from a cave.

Pediatrician faces child porn possession charges.

The seven year old girl that died at a Rice Lake counseling center was restrained several times before the day she died.

28-year Staff Sergeant Patrick Lybert from Ladysmith was one of two soldiers killed June 21.

The City of Altoona is trying to cut down on water usage and prevent grassfires by putting a partial watering and burning ban in place.

When an illness or injury arises, there are times when we're not sure if we should see the doctor. Starting this week, anyone with the Internet can go to Marshfield Clinic's Web site and access their new “Home Care Guidelines” section.

Five local organizations joined forces to present a summit on meth awareness and prevention. Business leaders in the Eau Claire area attended, hoping to take action against the epidemic.

Democrat Says, However, More Senators Support Him Now

Many people from all over the Eau Claire area spent Wednesday night remembering slavery.

Members of the Army band are spreading goodwill throughout the Chippewa Valley for the next two weeks.

Voters will face an advisory referendum to re-instate the death penalty in Wisconsin.

It's been a month since the college graduates of 2006 have made "the walk", now facing the record-high amount of debt students have built up is the next step.

Thomas J. Brick appeared in Eau Claire County Court Tuesday on charges that he drove under the influence on I-94 in May.

An officer with 26 years of service with the Chippewa Falls Police Department will be the Acting Chief of Police once Chief Joe Coughlin steps down.