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Investigators searching for man accused of injuring officer near Ellsworth
The man is accused of using a vehicle to hit a conservation officer. The officer ended up with minor injuries.
Packers' Raji to need 6-9 months after surgery
Defensive lineman B.J. Raji will need six to nine months to return from right biceps surgery, though it's unclear if he'll be back with the Green Bay Packers.
Cardinals beat Brewers 3-2 in 13 innings
Aramis Ramirez and Scooter Gennett had an RBI apiece for the Brewers, who are five games back and 3 1/2 out for the second NL wild card.
UPDATE: Sentencing set in deadly Purdue campus attack
The lawyer for an Indiana man who pleaded guilty to fatally stabbing and shooting a fellow Purdue University student is expected to try to convince a judge that his client is mentally ill.
Corn growers urge driver caution during harvest
Corn growers are warning drivers to watch out for farm machinery as the harvest season approaches.
NEW INFORMATION: Burke fires consultant after plagiarism charge
Mary Burke's spokesman Joe Zepecki says the campaign wasn't aware of the duplicate material until it was first reported Thursday night by Buzzfeed.
Scots reject independence in historic vote
Scottish voters have resoundingly rejected independence, deciding to remain part of the United Kingdom after a historic referendum that shook the country to its core.
Police search Wisconsin fraternity after party
Police are investigating a University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee fraternity where they say members may have slipped date-rape drugs into partygoers' drinks.
Local sports journalists receive Lifetime Achievement Award
Ron Buckli and Mike Sullivan received the "Lifetime Achievement" award at Carson Park Thursday night.
Local family survive Hurricane Odile, heading home to Wisconsin
Western Wisconsin family survives Hurricane Odile's landfall while vacationing in Mexico this weekend. Despite harrowing experience, the group of eight are on their way back home.
Boys & Girls Club Steak and Burger Dinner Raises $85-thousand dollars
It was another record-setting night for the Boys and Girls Club of the Greater Chippewa Valley on Thursday evening. The Club held their 8th annual Steak and Burger Dinner at the Florian Gardens in Eau Claire.
Pizza fundraiser supports the family of injured student
During Thursday night's football game, Memorial High School versus Eau Claire North High School, a fundraiser was held to help an Eau Claire Memorial student.
A dozen train with Chippewa Falls' Citizens Academy
Nearly a dozen people are training in the Citizens Academy with the Chippewa Falls Fire Department.
UW-Eau Claire ranks 2nd in nation for campus drug arrests
A new report ranks an area university second in the nation for on-campus drug arrests, but university leaders say it reflects strict enforcement policies, not increased student drug use.
Ramp re-opened after crash on Highway 53
The crash happened around 4 p.m. Thursday. The ramp at Clairemont Avenue and Highway 53 north was closed off for about a half hour as officers cleared the scene.
Request for Mann's release from institution denied
Court records show that a judge denied the request from Heidi Mann, 38, on Wednesday, saying she could hurt herself or others.
Woman accused of bringing heroin to Eau Claire hospital
21-year-old Rebecca Brommer is facing several counts, including manufacturing or delivering heroin, and possession with intent to deliver heroin.
Eau Claire Co. burglary suspect confesses to string of burglaries in several states
Prosecutors in Eau Claire County filed a burglary charge against Michael Major, 22, of Texas on Wednesday. As of Thursday afternoon, he was in jail in Cook County, Illinois.
Monroe County Sheriff's Office rescues neglected dogs, parakeet in hoarding case
The animals were discovered living among feces, trash and rotting food in a poorly ventilated environment.
Scots decide future amid excitement, apprehension
Polls suggest the result was too close to call.