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The owners of a northeastern Wisconsin zoo say they do not believe a 5-month-old kangaroo and four baby goats that were taken will be found alive.

A Wisconsin soldier reported missing during the Korean War has been buried at Arlington National Cemetery after his remains went unidentified for years.

The Legislature's finance committee has rejected Gov. Scott Walker's cuts to Wisconsin's popular SeniorCare program.

Low-income childless adults on Wisconsin's BadgerCare Plus Medicaid program may have to pay higher premiums if they engage in risky behavior.

With school budgets tight these days, often times music and arts programs are the first to feel the impact.

Climate change is an issue researchers have been looking into for years, and now UW-Eau Claire is traveling across the globe to help in the effort.

With Memorial Day weekend fast approaching that means anglers will take to the water ways to catch the big ones. Wisconsin has new bag limits on certain fish species this year and it's importasnt for the public to inform themselves of the new regulations.

Republicans who control the Legislature's finance committee say they're going to reject Gov. Scott Walker's cuts to Wisconsin's popular SeniorCare program.

It’s estimated that students bring more than $50-million to Eau Claire's economy each year. That money helps sustain more than 700 jobs in our area

It wouldn't be Memorial Day without hand-made poppies. This year, Holiday Vacations is teaming up with the Eau Claire American Legion for the annual Poppy Drive.

In the past five years, there were more than 9,000 traffic crashes in Eau Claire alone, 10 of those crashes resulting in death.

A heavily traveled street in Eau Claire was backed up this afternoon because of a crash.

Jim Negrini began coaching at Regis in 1988 and continued through the 1998-99 season.

The Green Bay Packers signed third-round pick Ty Montgomery on Thursday.

Highway 27, near Cadott, was closed for several hours after a crash.

After over 30 great years of serving the University and Water Street community, we have closed our doors to make room for bigger opportunities of growth and development.

Low-income adults without children on Wisconsin's Medicaid program known as BadgerCare Plus may have to pay higher premiums if they engage in undisclosed behaviors that could put their health at risk.

More than 650 elementary school safety patrol members were honored at Action City today.

The Eau Claire Patriotic Council makes plans for the wreath tossing during the Memorial Day program.

A Chippewa Falls man, charged with beating a 14-month-old baby, has been sentenced.