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Today, veterans and former staff members were some of many who spoke about their experience at the Tomah VA.

The Minnesota D.O.T. is discussing the changes to the plan from the last Novembers open house.

A new trend has begun in first response.

Fewer people are drinking milk and that is causing problems for some farmers in the Chippewa Valley

A new report estimates University of Wisconsin campuses in Madison and Milwaukee would see the largest cuts of the UW System schools in the first year of Republican Gov. Scott Walker's state budget.

WEAU spoke with Managers at the Radio Shack stores in Shopko Plaza and Oakwood Mall in Eau Claire. Both said they had not received any word that they are closing.

Police say Juan Gurra-Lopez made statements that he would do some “slashing” at Wal-Mart and failed to identify which Wal-Mart he was referring to.

Democrats are slamming Republican Gov. Scott Walker over him saying it was a mistake for his budget to propose eliminating the guiding principle of the University of Wisconsin.

The Eleva Intermediate School hosted a heritage fair today.

Once at the scene a search was conducted with the assistance of K-9 Robbie and Mr. Clark located and apprehended by the K-9 when Mr. Clark refused to come out of hiding in a nearby backyard.

The University of Wisconsin System regents are pushing back against Republican Gov. Scott Walker's proposed budget cuts.

University of Wisconsin-Madison's chancellor says Republican Gov. Scott Walker's proposed budget cuts her institution too deep.

A man facing homicide charges in a fatal crash that happened in Barron County has pleaded no contest.

Eau Claire County District Attorney Gary King said Mark Scott, 58, entered the plea Thursday morning in Eau Claire County court.

A duplex in Barron is completely destroyed after a fire.

Families that struggle to afford dental care have an opportunity for free dental care for their children Friday, Feb. 6.

The playground planned to honor and remember three sisters who were killed by their father in July 2012 is one big step closer to being realized.

As they begin to shape their prospective bids for president, a group of ambitious Republican governors are eager to seize on voters' contempt for that most dirty of political words: "Washington."

Health officials say five children under age 1 who attend the same suburban Chicago day care have been diagnosed with measles.

Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder has been hospitalized with a blood clot in his right leg, about a month after tearing his Achilles tendon while jogging.