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Racine police say they've arrested a man who fired gunshots during a standoff that lasted nearly four hours.

Hunters are just nine wolves shy of Wisconsin's statewide kill limit.

One of two preteen girls accused of stabbing a classmate to please the fictional horror character Slender Man is due back in court.

A former police officer turned businessman has been found guilty of sexually assaulting boys in northwest Wisconsin.

On Tuesday developers broke ground on part of Eau Claire's biggest development project.

Last month investigators from the Eau Claire County Sheriff's Office, Eau Claire and Altoona Police Departments and the Department of Criminal Investigation formed a sex trafficking task force. They recently snared nine people in a sting operation. Advocates call it the tip of the iceberg.

An area bridal store is saying thank you to veterans.

The Patriotic Council helped honor veterans Tuesday at the Burger King on North Clairemont Avenue in Eau Claire.

There is good news on the travel front in Eau Claire as gas prices have dropped below the three-dollar mark.

Wisconsin Democrats have decided to stick with Peter Barca as Assembly minority leader despite a lackluster showing in last week's elections.

The National Transportation Safety Board has announced the cause of a fatal plane crash in southeastern Minnesota cannot be determined.

Students at DeLong Middle School also took part in giving thanks to veterans.

Local health professionals are looking for more ways to introduce a healthy lifestyle into Eau Claire and the Chippewa Valley.

46-year-old Daniel Barber pleaded no contest and was found guilty of possession of child pornography and child enticement. Several other charges were dismissed, but read in.

It happened just before noon Tuesday at the intersection of Oakwood Hills Parkway and Damon Street.

Rep. Paul Ryan is not bothered by suggestions that taking over Congress' main tax-writing committee might stand in the way of a White House bid.

The University of Wisconsin System's regents are planning to approve in-state tuition rates for non-resident veterans and their families.

The store will begin its liquidation sale on November 16.

Some of our youngest community members put a smile on the faces of the men and women who've served our nation.

A Democratic state representative from central Wisconsin is conceding she lost her seat in last week's elections.