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The Milwaukee Brewers say it's too cold to camp out overnight for the Arctic Tailgate.

The Davies Center at UW-Eau Claire was full of local and national performers that put on a show for a sold out crowd

26-year old Joshua Morrow and 20-year old Lucas Franklin are both facing a disorderly conduct charge, a misdemeanor among other charges.

The vote late Friday was 357-60 as Democrats joined majority Republicans in backing the bill that averts a partial government shutdown.

Sexual assault is a national problem, and now the University of Wisconsin doesn't want to have to report allegations of sexual assaults to the state.

A man was arrested after police say he robbed a credit union in Onalaska.

Officers in Eau Claire are encouraging people to come out and get a front seat view of what being an officer is really like.

The company looking to open an iron ore mine in northern Wisconsin says it is closing its office in Hurley effective on Sunday, casting doubt on the future of the project that sparked fierce debate and opposition from environmentalists and tribal members near the site.

UW-Eau Claire is now selling tickets for the 41st annual Viennese Ball.

The debate over the color of a dress posted on the internet is taking the social media by storm. However, an area eye clinic says it's also serving as a reminder to get your eyes checked.

Two Eau Claire high schools are putting the spotlight on special education students and their longtime teacher.

A Taylor County jury deliberated for just more than an hour Thursday before finding 43-year-old James Winchel guilty of six felonies including homicide by intoxicated use of a vehicle.

This morning at approximately 9:05 a.m. an individual entered the Community Credit Union located at 943 12th Ave. South in Onalaska and demanded money.

Authorities in Black River Falls have arrested a local man in the sexual assault of an underage girl that reportedly occurred last weekend using Facebook as a tool of communication.

The proposal puts the dome on the west side of the building, which is an area that drivers often use to go between Fairfax Street and Brackett Avenue.

An area city has spent this week listening to input about what the community wants its transportation system to look like.

The House has cleared the way for passage of a short-term bill to fund the Department of Homeland Security and avert a partial agency shutdown.

The World Health Organization says a decision will be made in August whether to recommend a program of mass vaccination against Ebola in affected countries.

President Obama will host the leaders of Afghanistan's new unity government for their first White House visit next month.

The induction and number retirement ceremony scheduled for July 18 inside the atrium is sold out.