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People had the chance Tuesday night to explore career opportunities at Chippewa Valley Technical College's spring open house.

Two Chippewa Falls residents and Red Cross responders are packing their suitcases and preparing to help the American Red Cross tornado relief efforts in Oklahoma.

An area school district is asking to hear from parents on its performance

Gone are the days of just fighting crime through hitting the streets. Now departments are hitting the internet, learning new ways to catch criminals.

Several current and former Packers players are scheduled to visit the Dunn County Ice Arena next month.

Six of the seven people arrested in a meth distribution ring in Dunn County are now charged.

Ted Thompson, Executive Vice President, General Manager and Director of Football Operations, announced the signings Tuesday.

Police in central California say a man and a woman in a romantic relationship are dead after a shooting at a medical office building in downtown Fresno.

The Department of Agriculture, Trade, and Consumer Protection says scammers are calling businesses and residents and falsely claim to represent the local utility company.

The Badgers are planning a send off event in Madison before they leave for the Final Four.

A wildlife expert says a Republican bill aimed at allowing Wisconsin residents to feed deer may have fatal implications for the animals.

The league has Wisconsin and Michigan State advancing to a Final Four.

President Barack Obama is releasing military aid to Egypt that was suspended after the 2013 coup in that country.

If you see Jana Weaver-Blume, you're asked to call the Dunn County Sheriff’s Department at 715-232-1348.

Turner Sports and CBS are bringing back the team-centric alternative telecasts for the NCAA semifinals that debuted last season.

A sheriff's department has called in state investigators to look into a deadly apartment fire.

The University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh is the third campus to offer voluntary retirement buyouts for faculty and staff as the UW System faces possible budget cuts.

Safety advocates and tire experts say habitually driving faster than a tire's rated speed can generate excessive heat that damages the rubber, which can lead to wrecks and blowouts.

Law enforcement officers have resumed their search for a University of Minnesota student believed to have drowned in the Mississippi River.

A funeral service is scheduled for the Marinette County man authorities say was killed by a bank robbery suspect who later fatally shot a state trooper.