Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel Says Companies Send The Working Poor To State Program

The Department of Transportation secretary and other officials received an update on major road construction projects in the area.

Ford is asking consumers to change their tires due to safety concerns

Eau Claire Police are looking for clues to who robbed the Sherwin-Williams and Great Wall Buffet on Hastings Way.

A semi driver is being held in Marathon County tonight after leading police on an hour-long chase that ended near downtown Marshfield.

The University of Wisconsin Board of Regents will review a "no" answer from UW-Stout's chancellor to a request to start a military ROTC program on campus.

Republican lawmakers are encouraging current and former Wisconsin police to implement a federal law that allows them to carry concealed weapons.

Tuesday will mark four months since fire destroyed the Chippewa County Humane Association Shelter, and killed almost 80-pets inside.

There's a disturbing trend deep within a promising statistic on crime in wisconsin. Though a state report shows, on the whole, crime decreased nearly six percent between 2003 and last year, officers say violent crime in Eau Claire County is heading in the oppisite direction.

A Supreme Court ruling that allows wineries to ship their products directly to consumers out of state could affect how other alcoholic beverages are sold.

Targets Young Americans As More Open To Big Change

Department Of Natural Resources Reports Exceeding Goals

The Dunn County Board has approved a new ethanol plant near Boyceville

The construction on South Hastings Way in Eau Claire will soon detour drivers onto Mall Drive.

The Rusk County District Attorney says a plea agreement may keep two men from going to trial in a 25-year-old murder case.

Wisconsin Attorney General Argues To Keep Witness Identities Off TV News

An Eau Claire elementary school is the first in the state to meet the criteria for a new program to boost environmental education and practices.

An Altoona man accused of beating his wife repeatedly with a hammer is being held in Eau Claire county jail on a $500,000 cash bond.

Menards Corporation entered a guilty plea today in Eau Claire County Court to a reduced charge of illegally dumping toxic waste into a drain that eventually leads to a tributary of the Chippewa River.

When the Dunn County Board of Supervisors meets on Wednesday, they'll decide whether land in an Industrial Zone can house an ethanol plant from that point forward.

Plant Creeping North; Destroys All Else In Path

A La Crosse Area National Guard Unit is expected to serve in Iraq.

Officers say the driver was going too fast.

A locally-written book on Henry Aaron's 1952 summer in the Eau Claire area is relased in documentary form.

With the usual spring gardening and home improvement projects going on this time of year most people end up with some extra paint and chemicals lying around, so Eau Claire County Recycling is offering people a chance to dispose of toxic waste properly free of charge.