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The crash happened around 7:30 a.m. Wednesday near Eau Claire.

State-run tree nurseries are looking to buy native Wisconsin seeds for their reforestation program.

The man imprisoned for killing a 25-year-old photographer on his family property near Mishicot in 2005 wants his federal civil rights lawsuit dismissed.

The power line would be built by American Transmission Co. of Pewaukee and Xcel Energy's Northern States Power utility in Eau Claire. About $87 million of the line's cost would be paid for by utility customers.

This is the first case of human WNV illness reported in the state this year.

Sunrise goes inside the Irvine Park Zoo in Chippewa Falls to look at the petting zoo.

University of Wisconsin System officials want Gov. Scott Walker to give them another $95.2 million in tax dollars in the next state budget.

The White House must now weigh the risks of adopting an aggressive policy to destroy the Islamic State against resisting any action that could result in the death of another American.

Authorities say speeds topped 110 mph Tuesday night during a 30-mile chase through Lincoln and Price counties.

Wisconsin retains its number two spot among states on the ACT college entrance exam.

Governor Walker was in Eau Claire Tuesday for a groundbreaking ceremony at Chippewa Valley Technical College.

The Chippewa Falls City Council has approved final plans for a new riverfront development project.

Half of the funding for the performing arts center will no longer be requested from the Board of Regents. Instead the money will be sought through a non-state agency grant.

After Carter Hayden was injured at Memorial High School on August 7th the girls volleyball team at Altoona High School decided to raise money for the boy's family. Carter's father, Scott Hayden is the Athletic Director for Altoona Schools.

Sustainability is at work in Eau Claire. The city is taking eco-responsibility through its Advisory Commission on Sustainability which is developing a plan to make the environment better for the community.

The Department of Transportation and Chippewa County will examine alternatives and identify associated impacts

The Food and Drug Administration has approved a new capsule-based drug to treat Gaucher's disease.

A crowd in St. Louis had largely diminished within several hours of a police shooting that left a knife-wielding man dead after a reported convenience store robbery.

Children depend on adults as they grow up, and this week, those who work in the child protection field are learning about how to be there for children in some of the worst situations.

Authorities say she was driving Sunday about 2:30 a.m. in Red Wing, Minnesota. A police officer stopped her because her tail lights were off.