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Russ Van Gompel gave a presentation on the Confluence Project at an Eau Claire City Council meeting on Tuesday.

A new poll shows Democrat Susan Happ leads Republican Brad Schimel in the race for attorney general, but nearly one-in-four voters are undecided.

The latest Marquette University Law School poll shows Gov. Scott Walker and Democratic challenger Mary Burke remain in a dead heat.

Pentagon spokesman Air Force Lt. Col. Tom Crosson says the pilot of the single-seat aircraft was with the 104th Fighter Wing of the Massachusetts Air National Guard.

Augie's Poker Run was on Saturday at Augie's Bar and Grill in Bangor.

The Congressional Budget Office says the U.S. economy will grow by just 1.5 percent this year -- hurt by a poor first-quarter performance.

U.S. defense officials say the Obama administration is considering launching a humanitarian relief operation for Shiite Turkmen in northern Iraq who have been under siege for weeks by Islamic State militants.

The Zestar apple known for an earlier ripening season is ready for harvest this week at Sekapp Orchard in Rochester.

The playground is not just for kids anymore. Turns out you can complete a workout just by using playground equipment.

Two people were arrested following a two-car crash on Business 53 in Eau Claire Wednesday night.

The state Department of Natural Resources is urging hunters and outdoor enthusiasts to use its public land access atlas.

National Park Service rangers have discovered a fire on one of the Apostle Islands in Lake Superior that they say has been burning for weeks.

Authorities conducting a human trafficking sting in northeastern Minnesota and northwestern Wisconsin have made six arrests.

A missing 6-year-old boy was found in the Fox River in Neenah.

A man is behind bars this morning after hurting another man in a fight and leading police on a chase that spanned three counties.

Dozens of people laced up their running shoes Tuesday night at Carson Park to help raise money for a good cause.

Bolton Refuge House is just one of the resources available to victims of domestic violence in the Chippewa Valley.

Altoona city leaders announce final plans for the River Prairie Mixed Use Development Area.

A Ladysmith man, charged with child pornography, waives his right to a preliminary hearing, and is bound over for trial.

Two people are in the hospital after deputies say a truck t-boned a car.