Hayward police believe they know who's responsible for a burglary ring stemming back to 2001. Over the next few weeks, the department will be sending 738 charges, including 200 felonies, to the district attorney's office in Sawyer County for 17 suspects from the Sawyer County area.
A new free medical clinic to open in a few months in Chippewa Falls.
Federal health advisers voted Monday to recommend over-the-counter sales of Xencial, a weight loss pill now sold only with a prescription.
A new lake is being dug in Jackson county.
Hayward police Detective Mark Kelsey says his last few months remind him of the Bill Murray comedy "Groundhog Day.
A long standing mystery at the University of Wisconsin-Stout is solved after an alum comes out with a secret he's been keeping for 36 years.
When will troops be removed from Iraq is a commonly asked question. The federal government claims to be working on a plan to remove the troops. Voters in La Crosse will have their say on the spring ballot.
Nearly Six years after his mother was murdered at her Chippewa County home, Bill Marquardt will be tried for the crime.
A group of about 70 people with "Momentum Chippewa Valley" will make their annual two day pilgrammage to Madison to push for legislation to support western Wisconsin.
A two-headed quarter is circulating in the Chippewa Valley, but it's not a Mint error, it's likely a machinist at work. A local coin dealer unravels the currency curiousity.
New Auburn's Main Street is still smoking after a fire in one of the area's oldest businesses. No one was injured, but the New Auburn Fire Department needed help from the Bloomer Fire Department, after Grimm's Sausage, Meat Processing and Locker Service caught on fire.
Gilman and Cornell School Districts have authorized three committees to evaluate the benefit of varying levels of consolidating.
Administrators at Chippewa Valley Technical College say health care related jobs and more than a dozen other kinds of work that require a technical education are among Wisconsin's fastest growing opportunities right now.
Nearly 100 Assorted Animals Malnourished
Still "Small Change" Up Against Harvard
Wisconsin Senator Russ Feingold says he's still undecided on Supreme Court Nominee Samuel Alito.
Last week, the Governor vetoed a bill that would let people carry hidden guns and knives.
A Green Bay sports shop is caught selling fake Brett Favre autographs.
Mine safety now a priority for West Virginia
People will get the chance to voice their opinions to their legislators tomorrow.
On Tuesday a couple of Chippewa Falls skydivers will fly halfway around the world to be part of an international jump. As part of the world team, they will attempt to break the world record as part of 400 person free-fall formation.
ATV and motorcycle enthusiasts gathered at Chapman lake in Stanley for the second annual Stanley Ice Races on January 22nd.
For many, the right to life is an important issue. For those who support that ideal or wanted to learn more about it, they had the opportunity to on January 22nd.
Congress is considering a bill requiring welfare states to make their welfare families get jobs.
A new study shows some diabetes medications may not be helping but instead harming.
