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Designers of the mixed use building of the Confluence Project presented new plans at Wednesday night's Waterways and Parks Commission meeting.

The African Children's Choir is a non-profit humanitarian and relief organization aiming to help children in need, in Africa.

Back in July, Stephanie Sherry suffered a stroke but thanks to the quick thinking of her sons she's on the road to recovery.

Students at a western Wisconsin high school are raising chickens that will end up in cafeterias district wide.

Feed My People Food Bank in Eau Claire recently pledged to match the donations to the UW-Eau Claire Campus Harvest Food Pantry in what it calls "food dollars."

Faculty and staff at UW-Stout have teamed up to study how the long term effects of concussions can impact athletes.

Local health providers are finding new ways to use technology to help patients.

DeFatta ENT and Facial Plastics Surgery is located in Altoona, right off of Highway 53 and River Prairie Drive.

The Pentagon says the U.S. and its Arab allies are launching more airstrikes into Syria against Islamic State militants.

Earlier this month, a boil water order was issued for people who live there after two of four samples showed traces of chloroform and e-coli.

A conservative investigative group is accusing Democratic attorney general hopeful Susan Happ of going easy on a sex offender.

A federal appeals court has overturned a lower court's ruling halting an investigation into Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker and more than two dozen conservative groups for alleged illegal campaign activity.

The state Department of Workforce Development reported Wednesday that unemployment dropped in all of the 32 largest cities and in all 72 counties in August compared with July.

They had already agreed to a debate on Oct. 24 in Madison.

The Wisconsin LGBT Chamber of Commerce says it will hold a wedding expo for same-sex couples in anticipation of gay marriage becoming legal in Wisconsin.

The man was the only person in the vehicle. He was pronounced dead at the scene. His name has not been released.

The Wisconsin Division of Public Health defines Campylobacteriosis as a bacterial infection that affects the intestinal tract and, in rare cases, the bloodstream.

Police arrested 24-year-old Cazz Johnson, of Cameron, for resisting, battery and various other charges. Officers also arrested 30-year-old Holly Summers of Cameron, and 32-year-old Trina Hendrickson of Barron for disorderly conduct.

The FBI says the number of shootings in which a gunman opens fire on a crowd of people has increased in recent years.

On Wednesday, the Polk County Sheriff's Office announced that Michael Horton, 27, will live in Room #3 of the Apple River Motel at 977 U.S. Highway 8 in Amery.