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Plans are moving forward for a Lake Hallie boat landing, after a near-death experience two years ago.

Eau Claire City Council marked a fresh start Monday night at its meeting.

An iconic wall in Chippewa Falls could soon be getting a face lift.

The City of Altoona has been awarded a grant from CVS Pharmacy to install a drug collection unit.

A group of middle school students were in the hot seat Monday, pitching their business ideas to a panel of judges.

The vice president of the Eau Claire City Council will serve another term in the position.

An interview with Olympic gold medalist Bruce Jenner has sparked a conversation about gender identification.

Officers were at the Fazoli's restaurant on Gateway Drive late Monday afternoon.

The Supreme Court is looking at same sex-marriage bans from 4 states: Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Michigan.

On Monday, the Eau Claire Regional Arts Council and Catholic Charities announced a partnership.

22 year-old Mitchell Sletner made the plea to two amended charges of 4th-degree sexual assault. Another charge was dismissed but read-in.

The Supreme Court is struggling over when jail officials should be held accountable for using excessive force against inmates who are accused -- but not yet convicted -- of crimes.

The Green Bay Packers will give thanks to Brett Favre during their Thanksgiving night game.

Here are some questions and answers about how wild birds remain healthy even when carrying the virus and spread it to backyard and commercial flocks of chickens and turkeys.

Nylabone Products is recalling some of its puppy dog chews because they could be contaminated with salmonella.

Investigators say a semi tractor trailer that was hauling turkeys flipped over Sunday afternoon, killing "numerous" birds.

Loretta Lynch has been sworn in as the nation's 83rd attorney general.

Attorney David Bruck addressed the photo Monday in his opening statement of the penalty phase of Tsarnaev's federal trial.

The legal fight over what type of identification Wisconsin voters can show at the polls and be allowed to cast ballots continues.

The person who died from carbon monoxide poisoning at the Midwest Horse Fair in Madison has been identified as a Junction City man.