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On Friday, the choral group held its spring concert at Gantner Concert Hall.

The theme of this year's event was "A Fairytale Ball in a Galaxy Far Far Away!"

With warmer weather upon us, more kids will be spending time outdoors – and with that, police say there may be an increased risk of them being abducted.

The Chippewa Valley is feeling the heat in more ways than one as fires ignite across the area.

Mother's Day is Sunday, and for one family in the Coulee Region, the holiday has a special meaning.

Saturday marks opening day for the Eau Claire Downtown Farmers Market and organizers say the Farmers Market has nearly doubled its funding for a program to help families get more for their dollar.

Deputies are investigating a fatal house fire in Polk County.

If you were near UW-La Crosse Friday, you might have heard a group of students getting rid of stress in a unique way.

The results of a study published in the New York Times this week is bringing attention to the struggles of weight loss and a popular reality show.

The Eau Claire City Council plans to discuss a new escort service ordinance at its meeting on Monday.

Anglers across the state will are gearing up to hit the waters Saturday, that's because it's opening day for Wisconsin fishing.

Three area organizations are teaming up to help people in need.

At least one person was hurt in an incident near the UW-Eau Claire campus.

A man is behind bars thanks to a Barron County K-9 officer.

A 47-year-old man has been arrested in the kidnapping and sexually assault of a 7-year-old girl in St. Paul.

Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Russ Feingold is calling his opponent's support of Donald Trump "irresponsible."

Jurors in Racine County have convicted a man of fatally stabbing a woman he said was his best friend.

A Nebraska couple is speaking out for the first time in a decade about their heartbreaking journey to become parents.

The children were placed with child protective services and the investigation continues.

Those responsible face felony charges if police are able to track them down.