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Police in La Crosse are asking for help solving a string of thefts from area businesses and churches.

On Friday, we talked with the Eau Claire Police Department to find out if distracted driving is an issue for police officers here.

The company that provides bus service to students in the Eau Claire Area School District is now planning a move to a property just southwest of Eau Claire.

Copper theft is becoming a problem in Eau Claire County… again.

The Chippewa County Sheriff's Department tells us the suspect involved was shot and killed and the officer was taken to the hospital with stab wounds.

Its budget proposal submitted to Gov. Scott Walker on Friday will raise gas taxes $27 a year for the owner of a typical late-model sedan.

Ringers were set up at the Mega East and Mega West stores, but will be at more stores in the coming weeks.

Berkeley officials passed out flyers this week urging its 9,000 residents to be prepared just as they would in the event of a major storm.

Wisconsin residents can start shopping for coverage on the federally run health insurance exchange when its second open enrollment period begins Saturday.

Assembly Speaker Robin Vos says it won't be easy to find the public money that the Milwaukee Bucks are seeking to help build a new arena.

At a news conference in Chippewa Falls Friday morning, the Capital Campaign Committee announced that it has raised 75 percent of the $3,250,000 it needs.

The police chief of a small town near La Crosse accused of harassing a local tea party activist is leaving his job.

Gov. Scott Walker and his allies spent more than $4 million in television ads in the final week of the race where he defeated Democrat Mary Burke by nearly 6 points.

Cesar DeLeon of Milwaukee is charged with first-degree intentional homicide by use of a dangerous weapon, as well as battery by prisoners by use of a dangerous weapon.

Firefighters from 11 agencies helped battle the blaze at the Burger King and BP station Friday morning.

More than four feet of snow has hit a small Wisconsin village on the Michigan border this week.

One of the World Trade Center window washers left dangling for over an hour from the nation's highest building says he's willing to go back to the job. The other says working on the ground might be better.

Preparedness is always important before you hit the road, but when we're expecting harsh weather it becomes imperative. The Wisconsin DOT explains how 511 can help.

Mission controllers say a European probe is pushing ahead with efforts to drill into a comet -- though they're still trying to pin down where exactly the probe is.

Al Roker has made it into the Guinness World Records for the longest continuous live weather broadcast.