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Fire causes moderate damage in La Crosse
Firefighters were called to a fire Thursday night in La Crosse.
Colfax School District wins October "Schools Rule!" contest
It's been a year of rebuilding for the Colfax School District, after an EF-1 tornado ripped through the village this summer, causing significant damage.
Law enforcement agencies cracking down on drunk driving this Halloween
Chilly temperatures aren't the only thing you'll have to look out for on Halloween this year.
Eau Claire Chamber members meet to discuss WI tech schools
The Eau Claire Area Chamber of Commerce held a meeting Thursday morning to get input on how Wisconsin's technical colleges are funded and governed.
Drawing the line on Halloween candy
Walk into any store this time of year, and the first thing you see is candy. If you're one with a sweet tooth, many stores make it hard to resist. With Halloween tomorrow, the kids will be stocking up, but too much candy now, can lead to problems later.
NEW INFORMATION: Man wanted in trooper ambush is captured
Police say they have 31-year-old Eric Frein in custody. The ambush was Sept. 12. The seven-week hunt for him ended Thursday.
Trick-Or-Treaters in for 'wickedly' cold Halloween
This Halloween is shaping up to be the coldest Halloween in 8 years.
La Crosse Warming Center to open new facility
An area warming center is getting ready to open its new facility.
Wisconsin GAB predicts 56.5 percent voter turnout
The Government Accountability Board officials said Thursday it expects about 2.5 million people will vote Tuesday.
Wisconsin Rapids man gets life in 2008 homicide
Jurors deliberated for less than two hours Thursday before finding Joseph Reinwand guilty of first-degree intentional homicide.
Western Dairyland Community Action Agency's 'Weatherization Assistance Program'
Today is National Weatherization Day, and with winter fast approaching it's the low-income members of the community who will be impacted the most by the colder temperatures.
New DSW opens in Eau Claire
DSW opened its doors Thursday. It's located in Oak Pointe Plaza, by TJ Maxx and Best Buy.
Fearing Ebola? Doctors say get a flu shot
Doctors say fewer flu cases could mean fewer Ebola false-alarms tying up staff and resources in busy emergency rooms.
DOJ to dispatch attorneys, agents to polls
Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen plans to dispatch state Justice Department attorneys and agents to polling sites across the state on Election Day to ensure compliance with state election laws.
Burke blames Walker allies for Trek story
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mary Burke says accusations that she was fired from her family business at Trek are "complete lies" being put forward by allies of her Republican opponent Gov. Scott Walker.
New music festival coming to Eau Claire
A new alternative music festival is coming to the Country Jam grounds in the summer of 2015.
Minneapolis police to start wearing body cameras
Thirty-six police officers in Minneapolis will start wearing body cameras next week as part of a pilot program to test out their effectiveness.
Some neighbors 'fearful,' but nurse hopes for solution on quarantine
A resident of the Maine town of Fort Kent says some people there are "fearful" because of the presence of Kaci Hickox.
Dogs found abandoned in outdoor trash bin
The Dodge County Humane Society is caring for two small dogs found abandoned in a dumpster behind a Beaver Dam grocery store.
Law enforcement searching for man believed to be involved in burglary
Eau Claire County Sheriff, Ron Cramer, says deputies, along with the State Patrol and SWAT team are involved in the search near Coon Fork Park and County Highway CF in Augusta.