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Investigators found a body inside a burned vehicle near Osseo.

Rescue crews freed a teenager from underneath a vehicle after he became trapped.

Police have issued a statewide alert, after an attempted child abduction in northeastern Wisconsin.

Sunday marked the 6th Annual Eau Claire Triathlon, ending at Half Moon Beach. Racers started by swimming 500 yards, then biked 17.5 miles, and finished it out with a 5K run.

Nikki Junewicz has a look at what's to coming tonight on WEAU 13 News.

Today, H.S.H.S. sacred Heart Hospital in Eau Claire celebrated National Cancer Survivor's Day, honoring local survivors while sharing their success stories.

Searchers have resumed looking for a missing boater on Lake Mendota in Madison.

A woman has died after falling in a vacant grain elevator silo about 10:30 p.m. Saturday.

Crews have a stretch of the left lane of State Highway 29 shut down in both directions as they investigate a crash.

Milwaukee police say a man and a woman were shot as they sat in a parked car.

Investigators believe lightning caused a fire that left an Eau Claire home with more than $100,000 in damage.

Donald Trump says a lot of people will be very happy with his upcoming decision on whether to run for president -- he's just not ready to say what that decision will be.

Wisconsin Democrats have elected Sheboygan businesswoman and community activist Martha Laning as the state party's chairwoman.

Clear Water, For Clean Water is the motto of Cornerstone Church's fundraiser to bring clean drinking water to the people of Mozambique Africa. In order to raise funds, the group held a 5k run, bike, and walk to kick off the summer of fundraising.

American Pharoah ended a record 37-year drought without a Triple Crown winner by soaring to victory in the Belmont Stakes on a historic Saturday in front of 90,000 cheering fans.

An Amber Alert has been issued for a 1-Yr. old boy. The Amber Alert website says he was taken from Eau Claire around noon Saturday.

Airport director Tom Miller says the Airbus A319 with 78 people on board safely returned to Green Bay just before 8 a.m. Friday.

The rally takes place one day after Minnesota regulators endorsed the $2.6 billion Sandpiper pipeline that would carry crude oil from North Dakota's Bakken oil fields to Superior, Wisconsin

Organizers say it's the signature event for the American Cancer Society, and Friday night, it's taking over Carson Park.

Friday kicked off the two day spring symposium for women policy makers at Eau Claire's Clarion Hotel Friday.