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A dispute over a nine-point buck in Wisconsin was settled with a coin flip.

Snowy roads in southern Minnesota and poor visibility could cause delays on one of the busiest travel days of the year.

At least 44 people were arrested as protests erupted in Ferguson, Missouri, for a second night over the Michael Brown case, police said early Wednesday.

State regulators are set to consider raising electric rates for tens of thousands of Dane County customers.

A 25-year-old woman has been sentenced to seven years in prison for possessing child pornography that she made of herself engaging in sexual conduct with her toddler son.

An oversupply of cranberries from record harvests in Wisconsin and Canada has prompted the U.S. Department of Agriculture to buy up to 68 million pounds of berries.

The Children's Hospital of Wisconsin has received a $1.5 million donation to endow a family chair in intensive care.

Milwaukee police have arrested three teenagers who they say robbed a business and then crashed a stolen car during a chase with officers.

An FBI spokeswoman says two special agents have been shot in St. Louis County and that the incident isn't directly related to the Ferguson protests.

Three people have died after a three vehicle crash on Highway 35 in Onalaska.

After a decade of use, the football field turf at Eau Claire's Carson Park has seen better days. That's why city leaders, UW-Eau Claire, and the city's three high schools would like to see it replaced.

This holiday season area police are urging community members to make educated decisions when it comes to drinking and driving.

The company that provides bus service to students in the Eau Claire Area School District is one step closer to moving to a property just southwest of Eau Claire.

A man arrested after police found another man lying on the road, is now charged.

Fourth grade students at St. James Elementary School in Eau Claire are raising money for a former student's scholarship fund.

UW-Eau Claire history professor Selika Ducksworth-Lawton says last night's events showed how much people have forgotten the 1992 riots that came after the decision in the Rodney King trial. She says there are plenty of new lessons to be learned from Ferguson too.

The Boys & Girls Club Mary Markquart Center on E. Lake Street in Eau Claire hosted its Annual Thanksgiving Family Feast on Tuesday evening.

Eating is one part of the holidays that many of us look forward to, but if you don't watch what you eat, it can be hard on your waist line.

It's one of the busiest travel weeks of the year, and the American Red Cross is reminding you to be prepared if an emergency happens.

The weeks of anxious waiting and hours of deliberating ended Monday, but the grand jury's decision not to indict a white Ferguson, Missouri, police officer in the fatal shooting of black 18-year-old Michael Brown will likely reverberate throughout the community and nation for days to come.