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Crews will end up replacing culverts and re-finishing the tops of the roads.

The event, benefiting the Chippewa Valley Theatre Guild, will run from 6 to 8:30 p.m. at The Florian Gardens in Eau Claire.

The White House says she will focus the radio and Internet address on Mother's Day and the nearly 300 girls who remain missing after being kidnapped more than three weeks ago from their school in Nigeria by an Islamist extremist group whose leader has threatened to sell them.

The Social Security Administration announced the most popular baby names Friday.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture released Friday its first World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates report of the year.

Prosecutors filed a felony Theft charge against Rachel Goodpaster, 55, of Eau Claire on Monday.

Letter carriers throughout Wisconsin and the country will collect non-perishable food items left by mailboxes and in post offices.

On Friday, the La Crosse Police Department said on its website that the extra officers are working Friday and Saturday.

The debate over cracking open Minnesota's ban on Sunday liquor store sales has ended with a whimper.

Democrats aren't sure they want to be part of a probe that House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi calls a "political stunt."

The State Department's top arms control official says that surrendering 100 percent of its chemical weapons will not bring Syria fully into compliance with the commitments it made to eliminate its arsenal.

A federal appeals court has sided with the Justice Department in a public records dispute over cell phone tracking data.

University of Wisconsin-Madison graduates think they're the cream of the crop and will rise to the top -- and they want to hear it one last time.

Law enforcement and rescue personnel say a seemingly harmless act for charity has potentially dangerous consequences.

The investment marks a significant escalation for the Koch Brothers' main campaign arm.

U.S. employers advertised slightly fewer jobs and slowed hiring a bit in March, though the declines came after healthy gains the previous month. The figures suggest the job market is improving in fits and starts.

The agency said Friday that the loss for the quarter ended March 31 matched the $1.9 billion in red ink in the same period last year.

The driver of an SUV crashed into a University of Wisconsin-Marathon County building where a jazz concert was underway.

Bob McCoy was recognized for his dedicated 34 years leading four Chambers in Rock Rapids, IA, Fairmont and Albert Lea, MN, and Eau Claire.

Prom season and mom season are kicking off, leaving a lot of local florists busy. But what do you do when your a mom and florist? WEAU's Courtney Everett shares the story of how one women juggles the balancing act.