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A Chippewa Falls man was airlifted to the hospital, after he crashed his motorcycle in Pierce County.

A popular Eau Claire sledding hill is getting new life this summer.

Governor Walker made a stop in Clark County Tuesday afternoon to praise a local company for its work.

Thousands of campers have made their way to Rice Lake to learn how to climb, swim and shoot, but scouts are learning more than survival skills.

Smith has been Dunn County Sheriff since 2001. He is running for re-election.

Starting in August, non-resident veterans will have access to tuition funding through the Yellow Ribbon program in addition to the Post 9/11 GI Bill at the University of Wisconsin-Stout.

It may seem far away now but the school year is fast approaching and districts across the Chippewa Valley are trying to finish up their summer projects before school is back in session.

An area health system is taking action to help fight childhood obesity.

Deputies expect more arrests after catching three suspects in a string of burglaries.

KARE-TV in Minneapolis cites a statement from the university in reporting that Shawn Afryl, 22, died at Maxwell Field.

They sent a letter to Senate leaders asking for passage of emergency legislation to allocate $615 million for use in fighting wildfires.

Duffy presented the Legion d'Honneur medal to Sergeant Anton F. Jacks, a veteran who served in France, Belgium, and Germany during World War II.

Mayor Greg Hoffman says issues with funding have delayed plans.

The Pepin County Sheriff's Department says the crash happened around 6:15 Tuesday morning on Highway H near Albany N, which is north of Mondovi.

The Brackett Avenue and Harding Avenue reconstruction project, from Lee Street to Donnellan Lane, is scheduled to begin on Monday, July 28th.

Attorneys for same-sex couples challenging Indiana's gay marriage ban are objecting to the state's request that all 10 members of the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals hear the case.

23-year-old Jolyn Beighley of Nekoosa is being held in the Jackson County jail.

Jeffrey Lepsch of Dakota, Minnesota filed a motion in La Crosse County Circuit Court. Lepsch was convicted of killing Paul Petras and his 19-year-old son A.J. at their family-owned camera store in downtown La Crosse.

A spokeswoman for Trek had no immediate comment on the complaint filed with the state Government Accountability Board.

Nonprofit organization Goodwill Industries Inc. is working with federal officials to investigate a possible security breach.