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Cycling enthusiasts can get a glimpse of what it was like to ride in the late 19th-century at a southeastern Wisconsin historical site this summer.

The public will get a chance to voice their opinion on plans to build a CVS Pharmacy on the site of the former Woo's Pagoda in Eau Claire.

Something that brings people to Eau Claire year after year are the sculptures that dot Eau Claire streets, and new ones are on the way.

Tourism spending continues to increase in the area. A report from the Tourism Department shows visitors in Eau Claire County spent $320 million in 2013, that's up $11 million from the year before.

Students with the Blugold Beginnings Program are showing off their knowledge at an educational fair Monday.

Experts say the national housing market is on the rebound and local real estate investors say if you've been dreaming of fixing up a home and selling it for a profit, now may be the time to do it.

Around 6:15 p.m. Monday, the Wisconsin State Patrol reported delays on I-94 east near Tomah.

With warmer temperatures ticks and mosquitoes return to the area.

Forecasters say the fire danger will get worse before it gets better.

Traffic fatalities last month were two fewer than in April 2013 and 15 fewer than the five-year average for the month of April.

A study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association shows type 1 and type 2 diabetes in kids are on the rise.

Eight acrobats plummeted to the ground during a hair-hanging performance at the Ringling Bros. and Barnum and Bailey circus.

A provision that would have let taprooms sell growlers on Sundays was stripped Monday from a broader liquor bill in the Senate Tax Committee.

For the first time not just one but seven eighth grade students qualified for the national competition for 'National History Day'

If there is severe weather in the area, the outage will be rescheduled for May 17.

PepsiCo has joined Coca-Cola in saying it's working to remove a controversial ingredient from all its drinks.

Counselors were on hand Monday as students returned to the Waseca junior and senior high school building that was the target of the alleged plot.

His kayak had capsized, and he was yelling for help.

Richmond County sheriff's officials say in a news release that one person was shot at Paine College in Augusta.

Jim Villa began his $178,000 job Monday as UW vice president for university relations.