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"Hunting Camp 52: Memories and Menus", is a new book by John Marvin Hanson about a Wisconsin tradition.

The Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection says Wisconsin farms and agribusinesses have exported nearly $2.8 billion worth or products to 138 countries so far this year.

It includes the dramatic changes the agency says hunters have experienced during the late 1990s and early 2000s.

Department of Natural Resources specialists say it's unusual for a moose to travel that far from northern Minnesota.

A third Republican has announced his candidacy to fill the soon-to-be vacated state Senate seat of Sen. Glenn Grothman who was elected to Congress.

Prosecutors filed a charge of child abandonment against Tracey Sether, 26, of East Bethel, MN last week.

An 81-year-old Army veteran from Madison wants the government to know he's alive and well, despite its information to the contrary.

Wisconsin's gun deer season doesn't start for another week and a half, but state wildlife officials have started to remind hunters to play it safe.

Authorities say a 69-year-old man wanted in Racine for a hit-and-run accident that injured a pregnant woman and her 3-year-old daughter has agreed to turn himself in to police.

It's a trend that started about three years ago, called "Gray Thursday." Stores open their doors early, so shoppers can line up to get deals on Thanksgiving Day, instead of having to wait for Black Friday.

Crews have set up countertops and are beginning to set up P.O. Boxes at the new location. Work is on schedule for an opening date of December 1st.

U.S. Congressman Sean Duffy (R-7th) says the biggest priority of the next congressional session should be funding the government and that includes funding more Ebola research.

Mayo Clinic Health System Eau Claire is taking part in a nationwide effort to raise awareness for organ donation.

The holiday season is known as a time to indulge but during the season of giving, some area families are struggling to feed their family.

It's been a Clairemont Avenue staple for half a century but Kmart is now closing early next year.

On Wednesday, Jared Hart, 36, of Eau Claire was sentenced to 18 months in federal prison for filing false tax returns.

The Grain Belt Beer sign might light up the sky again in Minneapolis.

This morning, Eau Claire county drug court celebrated its 10th anniversary.

A High Intensity Activated Crosswalk Signal, also known as a HAWK Signal, is now operational on Menomonie Street at the multi-use trail crossing.

UW-Eau Claire freshman criminal justice major and Blugold Marching Band baton twirler Briar Swann will be featured in a segment on a national television show that will air this weekend.