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An Eau Claire man was arrested early Thursday morning, after leading police on a high speed chase and hitting two other cars, starting one on fire.

A Cadott couple had an unexpected wake-up call Wednesday morning. It was time to have a baby, early. As if going into labor wasn't stressful enough, their little boy didn't want to wait.

First students register for the CarShare program, then they can reserve one of two cars, and then using a keyless entry card to get into the vehicle.

Through songs, dances, and a drag show students came together to raise awareness for issues of discrimination in the community.

State lawmakers were in Altoona Wednesday to talk about what they are calling "unnecessary and outdated" regulations that are hurting local businesses.

Deputies are investigating a crash that sent four people to the hospital in Trempealeau County.

Soon dogs and puppies from across the country will be coming to western Wisconsin to find a forever home.

Eau Claire County Administrator Tom McCarty is getting ready to move over the board to Stillwater Minnesota, where next month he takes over as the city administrator there

A middle school janitor is facing a child abuse charge after investigators say he retaliated against one of several boys who were picking on him.

The Eau Claire Chamber of Commerce celebrated 32 businesses that have been working in Eau Claire for more than one hundred years at a luncheon Wednesday afternoon.

The university hosted a career conference. Organizers say it gives students and recent graduates an opportunity to connect with employers from a broad range of industries.

Milwaukee County officials say they don't plan another mass release of emails collected in the John Doe investigation into Gov. Scott Walker's aides and associates when he was county executive.

Federal prosecutors in Madison announced Wednesday that Michael Moreno and Paul Heidbreder, both of Hayward, had been indicted.

A prosecutor said there was no finding of guilt in the case against Lucas Carey, 35, of Fall Creek because of a deferred prosecution agreement.

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services says more than 200,000 people in Wisconsin selected health plans on the federal marketplace in the second year of open enrollment under the Affordable Care Act.

Police are investigating a possible home invasion.

The 47-year-old Van Winkle was charged Wednesday with burglary of residence and grand theft and taken into custody.

Investigators believe smoke detectors were not working when a house fire in Mosinee killed a brother and sister last week.

On Tuesday, the Chippewa Falls City Council approved a re-zoning request for Maple Leaf Rentals to build seven duplexes at the site near the Happy Tails Dog Park.

Newly released reports show who spent the most money lobbying in the Wisconsin Legislature last session.