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Rebecca Kleefisch toured the Discovery Center Digital Fabrication Laboratory, or "Fab Lab" on the campus.

The hotel, which will be named The Lismore, was expected to open this January, but after running into some building issues, those plans have changed.

Officers say the body of Brittany B. Bock was found Wednesday night.

It happened around 3 p.m. Friday at the Riverview Drive intersection.

Ryan Murray, the second in command at Gov. Scott Walker's job-creation agency, is resigning.

On Friday, the kids stuffed disposable cups through a fence near Bartlett Avenue. They spell the words "thank you."

Timmy Johnson Jr. pleaded no contest to a reduced charge of first-degree reckless homicide, kidnapping and armed robbery with use of force.

The Northwest Region Wisconsin 511 Twitter account posted that Interstate 94 was re-opening to traffic and that repairs were done as of about 3 p.m. Friday.

President Barack Obama is authorizing the U.S. military to deploy up to 1,500 more troops to Iraq as part of the mission to combat the Islamic State group.

The Kids ‘N Cops Program pairs youth with law enforcement officers for an afternoon of shopping for warm clothing, a special toy and lunch.

Highway 29 is closed in both directions between County Highway K and 390th Street due to the fire.

Company and state health officials say the public has nothing to fear from the possibility that a medical waste incinerator in Fargo could accept Ebola hospital waste from other parts of the country.

Milwaukee police say a 5-year-old girl has died after being shot when someone intentionally fired into a home on the city's northwest side.

The U.S. Capitol Christmas tree will travel through Wisconsin next week on the way to Washington, D.C.

On Monday Dennis Hunt was terminated from his position as Chippewa County Finance Director and Risk Manager Connie Goss was put on paid administrative leave.

With kids working out and playing sports throughout the year, doctors and trainers say they are increasing their chances of getting hurt. WEAU's Bob Gallaher profiles a trio of local three-sport athletes who have been injured on the court and on the field.

A proposed passenger rail connecting the Chippewa Valley with the Twin Cities was up for public discussion Thursday.

The purple carpet was rolled out for the first ever "Big" awards gala, for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northwestern Wisconsin.

The 2014 gun- deer season is just two weeks away.

They're trying to figure out exactly what happened and who saw it. If you have information, you're asked to call the Trempealeau County Sheriff's Office.