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They're urging people to report any leads or information to the Sheriff’s Office at 715-284-5357.

Health educator Judi Zabel with the La Crosse County Health Department said liquid nicotine can be appealing to kids, because it comes in sweet flavors.

During the course of the crash, a power pole was hit. That caused a power outage for much of the Town of Buffalo including the stop lights at the STH 35 STH 54 intersection.

A 20-year-old Wisconsin man convicted of strangling a former high school classmate has been sentenced to life in prison with no chance of parole.

More than 1,400 local teenagers say it’s easy to get a hold of someone else’s prescription drugs. Now a group of students from across Eau Claire County say they want to do something about it.

Calendar parking in the city starts on November 1.

U.S. District Judge Rudolph Randa on Tuesday sided with the Milwaukee-based group Citizens for Responsible Government Advocates in its challenge to the law.

The Silica Sand Rulemaking Advisory Panel is attempting to establish a set of guidelines to regulate the practice.

Cancer patients experiencing hair loss can receive free wigs and fittings at the Shear Inspiration Salon & Spa at Chippewa Valley Technical College.

President Obama says the United States will continue to do its part to fight the deadly disease.

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mary Burke says if elected, she will not raise taxes.

The United States and Russia are vowing to cooperate more closely on a broad array of global security matters even as they remain deeply at odds over the crisis in Ukraine.

Gov. Scott Walker says he won't push to make Wisconsin a right to work state or expand the Act 10 collective bargaining law if elected to a second term.

He strongly suggested that he would not run for president if fellow Wisconsin Republican Paul Ryan gets into the race.

Gov. Scott Walker says that why he doesn't support increasing the minimum wage, he also doesn't support repealing it altogether.

Gov. Scott Walker and Democratic challenger Mary Burke are making their final arguments to voters with the Nov. 4 election just three weeks away.

The hearing on whether to remove the judge in the felony child abuse case against Minnesota Vikings star Adrian Peterson has been pushed back.

On Tuesday morning, an Eau Claire Police Department spokesman told WEAU 13 News that officers are reviewing surveillance from the area surrounding the Subway restaurant on Eddy Lane.

Customs and health officials at airports in Washington, Chicago, Atlanta and Newark will take the temperatures of passengers from three West African countries starting Thursday.

Police want to know who flew a drone over Camp Randall Stadium during the Wisconsin Badgers' game last Saturday in Madison.