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Tuesday afternoon more than 600 elementary school students participated in the Green Bay Packers Youth Football Outreach Camps.

Eau Claire police say the south side of Eau Claire has been the target of multiple break-ins recently. But, Police say if homeowners had taken further precautions some of the burglaries could have been avoided.

The city of Eau Claire’s Advisory Commission on Sustainability has teamed up with students at UW-Eau Claire. They’re taking action to keep creeks and rivers clean by placing decals that say ‘No Dumping, Drains to Waterways’ next to storm drain inlets across Eau Claire.

The latest numbers are showing a rise in domestic abuse deaths in Wisconsin.

There's a new way to stay up to date with what's going on in one western Wisconsin school district.

47-year-old John Nelsen faces four counts of mistreating animals, causing death.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirms Tuesday a case of Ebola virus has been diagnosed in the United States.

Enbridge wants to build the 610-mile pipeline through northern Minnesota to carry North Dakota oil to Wisconsin.

The Department of Administration’s State Energy Office reminds residents that heating assistance will be available through the Wisconsin Home Energy Assistance Program (WHEAP) from October 1, 2014 until May 15, 2015.

Students from Regis Catholic Schools donated outdoor winter clothing Tuesday for a good cause.

A congressional review panel says there is substantial reason to believe that veteran Wisconsin Rep. Tom Petri violated House rules by acting on behalf of two companies in which he owned significant amounts of stock.

A sharply divided federal appeals court has issued dueling opinions explaining its ruling last week not to reconsider its decision allowing Wisconsin's voter identification law to go into effect.

Heidi Stewart, with the Pepin County Health Department, says all of the cases involve members of the Durand High School football team.

The Wisconsin state elections board wants to spend about $461,000 to educate covers over the next five weeks about the voter identification law that will be in place for the Nov. 4 election.

A meeting in Lake Hallie is scheduled for tonight to talk about three proposed roundabouts.

The Minnesota Vikings have not committed to Teddy Bridgewater playing at Green Bay on his sprained left ankle.

Police say one child has been injured and a high school has been evacuated after a report of weapons seen on the campus in Louisville, Kentucky.

First lady Michelle Obama is returning to Madison next week to campaign for the second time in eight days with Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mary Burke.

The FCC wants an end to sports blackouts.

Democrats are blasting Republican Gov. Scott Walker for allowing his top state aides to attend a Republican Governors Association retreat where corporate leaders could speak to them if they donated to the association.