7th graders from Altoona learn how to stand up for themselves, and stand up for a postive school environment.

Don't take out tax-refund loans. That's a warning from state officials.

Wisconsin didn't do too well in a new analysis of the nation's emergency care system.

Senator Russ Feingold didn't use the "i" word, but he won't rule out impeachment proceedings against President Bush.

Drivers in Western Wisconsin are paying nearly a dime more than most drivers in the nation, but what makes our prices higher? An industry veteran weighs in.

When temperatures are in the 30's outside and there's barely any snow, getting into some of the popular winter activities like skiing, snowmobiling or ice fishing is getting tougher.

Many people when they retire take up new hobbies; one Chetek man began to make decorative pieces of stain glass.

A fund that has been set up by alumni in honor of Doug Greenhalgh, his wife Terese and their granddaughter Morgan is approaching a monetary milestone.

Peanuts Characters Are Gone, Too

Through the grant-funded "Healthy Eats-Happy Feets; Altoona On the Go" program, middle school leaders hope their students will benefit as they grow older.

But Tax Preparer Companies Say Their Service Is Helpful

Only Underground Mine Is In Pierce County

Biking doesn't only happen during the summer, now its in the winter too.

The Insurance Institute held an SUV crash test to reveal that only a some were safe.

Political blogs becoming popular throughout the state.

It's believed that thousands of head injuries could be prevented if everyone wore a ski helmet on the slopes.

A new study shows that Wisconsin is losing its well educated and highly-paid people.

Six workers were killed in Wisconsin mines since 1998.

The public could anonymously request public official's financial statements with a new proposal.

Several bills were vetoed by Governor Jim Doyle.

Thousands of Wisconsin seniors could be having problems getting their prescription drugs because of a mix up with a federal program.

Inspired by the hit food network TV series 'Iron Chef America', an Eau Claire couple decided to host their first ever cook-off.

The United States Postal Service raised postage rates about 5% across the board. The new rates take effect Sunday, and local non-profit agencies say they'll feel the pinch.

The Man accused of killing his wife at their Neillsville home two years ago could soon be returned from Illinois to face a murder charge.

The Chippewa Valley Montessori Charter School unveiled a special project that students worked on with members of the community.