Before the month of October comes to an end, there’s a local Halloween display you won’t want to miss. It’s growing in popularity and is meant for everyone to enjoy.
The Eau Claire Curling Club will host a mixed doubles qualifying competition, with the winners representing Team USA at the World Mixed Doubles Championships in Finland.
Incumbent Duane Waldera and challenger Kristin Bills-Garcia faced off Thursday in a debate at American Legion Miles Hagen Post 200, covering jail staffing, a camera system used by the sheriff’s office, and differing definitions of what the job of sheriff requires.
John Fellenz is announcing his run for village board president after filing a petition to recall an Elk Mound village official who voted to disband the local police department.
On Thursday, Oct. 22, an ethics complaint was filed with the Wisconsin Ethics Commission against Congressman Derrick Van Orden in response to posting another AI-generated graphic of Rebecca Cooke without disclosing that it’s AI-generated.
The 3rd Congressional District Candidates, Congressman Derrick Van Orden and Democratic challenger Rebecca Cooke, squared off for the first time, now two weeks before the November 3 midterm election.
The Brewers’ radio play-by-play voice during the 1982 American League Championship Series is reflecting on the moment the team first punched its ticket to the World Series in franchise history.
The countdown is on to the start of the World Series. Staff at Milwaukee’s American Family Field are busy preparing for the tens of thousands of fans expected to flood the gates Friday.
The Menomonie City Council voted unanimously Monday night to delay sending a proposed ordinance governing large industrial projects, including data centers, to the Plan Commission.
The 3rd Congressional District Candidates, Congressman Derrick Van Orden and Democratic Challenger Rebecca Cooke, squared off for the first time, now two weeks before the November 3 midterm election.
Three Chippewa Valley nonprofit programs have received over $175,000 combined in grants from the Otto Bremer Trust through its 2026 Community Responsive Fund.
Cadott Community School District administrator Joshua Spaeth told the Cadott Village Board on Monday that years without new housing is driving declining enrollment, staffing hardships and reduced funding.
As we’ve previously reported, the Elk Mound Village Board voted to disband the Village’s Police Department and contract with Dunn County. The board voted 6-1 to disband it.
According to a press release from the Wisconsin DATCP, the affected premises has been quarantined to restrict movement of poultry and poultry products.
