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This weekend is the 4th annual Once Upon a Prom event. It's a chance for girls to have the experience of prom, no matter what their financial situation.

For the past two years, Variety Children's Charity has been making things a little bit easier for Harley Martin, a third grader at Halmstead Elementary School, who has limited motor skills.

Senator Ron Johnson held a town hall meeting in Osseo on Saturday. It was a chance for the public to voice their concerns.

More than 500 racers took to the 5K run/ walk event at UW-Eau Claire.

Police responded to an incident at a Cameron St. home in Eau Claire.

Bronson Koenig scored a career-high 19 points and No. 6 Wisconsin beat Purdue 71-51 on Saturday to advance to the Big Ten Tournament championship.

Fall Creek is in a tight battle with Cuba City for the Division 4 Championship at the 2015 WIAA State Girls Basketball Tournament.

A big federal study finds that people who see a doctor for chest pain have no less risk of suffering a heart attack, dying or being hospitalized later if they are checked with a fancy newer type of CT scan rather than a simple treadmill test or other older exam.

A 15-year-old charged as an adult in the stabbing death of a 13-year-old boy in central Wisconsin is being housed at an adult facility.

Although they're carefully avoiding declaring themselves presidential candidates, Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker and former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush have made weekend swings through New Hampshire with all the marks of White House bids.

Scott Walker's political rivals see him as a rising opponent in the Republican race for president. So they're focusing on the Wisconsin governor's changing positions on several issues.

Freedom of information advocates in Wisconsin say the state's law leaves too much room for lagging response times for those filling requests.

Hundreds are expected to attend the funeral for an unarmed 19-year-old who was killed last weekend by a Madison police officer.

Sunny and breezy today, with cooler temperatures than yesterday.

A sex offender was released in La Crosse Friday.

It was a night for Eau Claire families to see some of the great options and ideas to stay healthy and active.

The Public Works Department expects the level to rise one to two feet over the next few days, but then subside.

Lower sections of the Chippewa River Trail in the city of Eau Claire are currently open.

The deputy stabbed more than a dozen times while on duty last year is speaking out about what happened.

For one week, students from UW-Stout will travel to Albany, Georgia to volunteer on their time off from classes.