Wisconsin Joins Adjoining States

A 14-year-old boy had to be rescued by crews after almost drowning in the pond at the rod and gun club in Fairchild.

Training In US Before Going Overseas

If a Menomonie alderman has his way, he says the air within restaurants around town will be easier to breathe.

Large Number Of Openings

Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Appoints Task Force

When the weather doesn't cooperate on the weekend of a town festival, some communities reschedule their event, some cancel it altogether, but others find creative ways to deal.

The man who admittedly shot six deer hunters to death and injured two others in Sawyer County last November wants the confessions he made to police shortly after the incident banned from his trial.

Authorities Say Infant Died From Shaking

The Monroe County Medical Examiner said the Sparta couple who was missing for about two and a half years was murdered.

Nursing faculty at UW-Eau Claire call Friday "The End of an Era," as they say farewell to Sister Joel Jacobi.

More than 230 candidates have traveled to Eau Claire to participate in the test at the Chippewa Valley Technical College.

Developers Plan Coverage Of State Legislative Hearings First

The driver of a stolen vehicle led Eau Claire police on a high speed car chase on I-94.

Allegations Are She Stole Painkillers From A Friend

Last night the Eau Claire Express opened the season to a *larger than expected* crowd of over 3700 people.

In three weeks it will have been a full year since an F-1 tornado rolled through Monroe County, tearing a path of damage through one of Wisconsin's largest campgrounds.

Officials celebrated the new corporate center's completion, but the business is already planning on plans to add jobs beyond its current workforce.

The new Eau Claire County brush disposal site, located on Highway Q near the Onyx Seven Mile Creek Landfill, will open for the first time Saturday.

Unidentifed Person From Neillsville

More than 3,700 Show For First Game

Bloomer veterans have been getting a surprise when they come home after serving in combat.

Electric utility seeking a thirteen percent boost in what it can charge Western Wisconsin customers for electricity.

Sheriff's Warn Ag Co-ops, Others To Beware

Only five colleges in Wisconsin offer students the program that will allow them to enter the military as officers after they graduate. UW-Eau Claire is not one of them.