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Chancellor Rebecca Blank announced an outline of the university's budget-reduction plan on Friday.

The Legislature's finance committee has approved a plan that would tie a greater portion of technical colleges' state aid to performance.

The Jackson County Sheriff's Department says the victim falsely reported the information and admitted that the stabbing was self-inflicted.

David Duax won re-election to the Eau Claire City Council earlier this month despite being sick. He worked on many projects during his time with the council, including the new Eau Claire County Jail and the Confluence Project. He also ran for state assembly in 1972 and 1982.

36 year-old Dustin Rosas was arrested for substantial battery and recklessly endangering safety.

A veterans' medical center in Tomah is eliminating overnight hours for its urgent care clinic amid staffing shortages.

The City of Eau Claire is re-counting votes from a city council race that was decided by just eight votes

Effective April 17, 2015, Lowes Creek County Park Mountain Bike Trails will be re-opened after the spring thaw.

Rising gas prices in March led to a slight increase in inflation, a sign that some of the broader economic impact from cheaper oil is fading.

Wisconsin-based outdoor apparel retailer Duluth Trading Co. has settled a lawsuit from Eagles founding member Don Henley alleging trademark infringement.

A spring ritual is underway in Wisconsin. And, it's an early start to the sturgeon spawning run on the Wolf River.

Officials say two people have died in a house fire.

Wisconsin-based outdoor apparel retailer Duluth Trading Co. has settled a lawsuit from Eagles founding member Don Henley alleging trademark infringement.

The Legislature's budget committee is set to decide whether to eliminate a 71-year-old state board that regulates for-profit colleges.

It's the 1st annual Power-Puff football game benefitting the Alzheimer's Association. The teams, made up of all women, blondes on one side, and brunettes on the other. Thursday night, a draft party was held at the Horizons Lounge near Chippewa Falls.

Local police will be handing out more than just tickets thanks to a new partnership that aims at rewarding kids for safe behavior.

The Boys & Girls Club in Chippewa Falls held their second annual Great Futures dinner Thursday night.

A big announcement from a local clinic means another choice in healthcare is coming to our area.

Within the last few years, police say several pedestrians and bicyclists have been hit in cross walks around the University of Wisconsin La Crosse.