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Investigators are looking for the cause of a fire that killed two people in Mosinee.

The prosecutor leading a secret probe into whether Gov. Scott Walker's recall campaign illegally coordinated with conservative groups wants at least one state Supreme Court justice to step out of considering lawsuits challenging the investigation.

The money they raise goes toward the Eau Claire Firefighters Community Charity.

The holiday of love, Valentine's Day, is nearly here and students at Sam Davey Elementary School in Eau Claire are inviting parents to share in a special "love" lunch.

Construction on the Staybridge Suites is planned to start in April.

The clock is ticking, Valentine's Day is almost here and that means flowers in abundance. Here's a look at how area florists handle the rush.

Congress' Republican leadership has made it official, formally enrolling legislation to build the Keystone XL pipeline and urging President Barack Obama to sign it.

The Pentagon says a small number of Islamic State fighters who attacked an Iraqi air base that hosts about 400 U.S. forces were killed in a counterattack by Iraqi troops.

Gov. Scott Walker's administration has suspended merit raises and retention pay increases to help deal with a $283 million budget gap that must be plugged by the end of June.

Sen. Tammy Baldwin is asking the U.S. Department of Justice to investigate three deaths and reports of prescription drug abuse at the Tomah Veterans Affairs Medical Center.

Wisconsin's counties would take over assessment of property taxes from smaller communities under a provision included in Gov. Scott Walker's budget proposal.

A 21-year-old woman is being held in a fatal shooting in Necedah.

Health officials say two patients have been isolated in Portage County while tests are done to see if they have the measles.

U.S. military officials have announced a soldier originally from Wisconsin died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound in Kosovo last year.

Valentine's Day is known for spreading love but in schools, it can sometimes leave kids feeling left out.

After hitting store shelves in the United States more than seven years ago, the popularity of e-cigs has grown leaps and bounds.

Fanny Hill closes after four decades of serving the Chippewa Valley.

More and more people are turning to online dating this Valentine’s Day. Match.com says it's seen a nearly 40% increase in new membership.

Chippewa County Sheriff, James Kowalczyk, says it happened around 5 p.m. Thursday at Quality Propane, which is located north of Chippewa Falls, in the Town of Eagle Point.

A Barron County judge ordered 30 year-old Trista Hrabak to serve 15 years in prison with credit for time served, and 10 years of extended supervision.