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Authorities have produced a new reconstructive photo in hopes of finally identifying a woman whose body was found in the Milwaukee River more than 32 years ago.

Hunters are four wolves shy of Wisconsin's statewide kill limit, throwing the prospect of using dogs in this year's hunt into doubt.

The big retail weekend has arrived and Black Friday marks the main event. Crowds of people in Western Wisconsin got up early to take part in the busiest shopping day of the year.

This year, some consumers ate a little earlier so they could be first in line at their favorite stores.

With Thanksgiving wrapping up, the holiday season is upon us, and that means the Chippewa Falls Christmas Village in Irvine Park is open for the season.

If you tuned into WEAU for the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, you may have noticed some local and familiar faces.

Just across the street from WEAU, Bug Eyed Betty's was serving up free Thanksgiving dinner.

For some, Thanksgiving day is about preparing a feast for close family. But for others, it's about giving back to a community that's like family through the labor of love.

Thousands of people and some with their furry friends braved the cold weather Thanksgiving morning for Eau Claire's 7th annual Festival Foods Turkey Trot.

Many agree that cooking Thanksgiving dinner is no easy task.

A sunny Thanksgiving, but it will be cold! Temperatures will stay in the single digits and low teens for most of the day.

If you're a homeowner in Eau Claire, it's your responsibility to clear the snow off your sidewalks. But in the past, not everyone was getting the job done. So the city decided to step up enforcement this year.

In honor of the Thanksgiving holiday, the Eau Claire North Hockey Team is giving thanks.

Shopping deals are everywhere during the holidays.

Today, several local organizations are preparing thanksgiving meals for the community, tomorrow.

Morrie's Chippewa Valley Mazda dealership kicked off the season of giving with the 90 Days of Giving promotion.

The unit, headquartered out of Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, left the Badger State in early April before mobilizing at Fort Bliss en route to Afghanistan.

Two area cities were getting ready today to host their annual community Thanksgiving dinners.

Researchers say an experimental Ebola vaccine appears safe and has triggered signs of immune protection in the first 20 volunteers to test it.

The Red Cross is thanking presenting donors at the Chippewa Valley Blood Donation Center on Thanksgiving Day with a complimentary pie.