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An area university is providing students with a way to find job and internship opportunities.

The City of Eau Claire is looking for sponsors to help its delegates get to an award ceremony in Denver, CO.

The Chippewa River was about three feet below flood stage at Grand Avenue in Eau Claire.

Finance records show the justice's campaign owes about $200,000 to a Milwaukee law firm.

The Dow Jones industrial average is closing at an all-time high.

The volunteers are going to Arkansas, Kansas, Alabama, Mississippi, Florida, and North Carolina.

Police in suburban Atlanta say investigators have recovered a note written by the man who shot six people at a FedEx facility before taking his own life.

The Eau Claire County Sheriff's Office says it arrested Andrew Hinman, 22, on Tuesday.

The research, funded by the Defense Department, included just five patients, a small first step in the complex quest for regenerative medicine.

Ron Bruch will take over for the retiring Mike Staggs on May 5. Bruch has worked for the DNR for 37 years and has served at every level of the fisheries management program.

UW Hospital and Clinics CEO Donna Katen-Bahemsky says the Madison-based health group has been in talks with SwedishAmerican for about a year.

Gov. Scott Walker has declined to say how much he was paid for the book, which detailed his fight with public unions and the subsequent recall election.

Investigators are trying to figure out what caused the crash.

Police have arrested a man who confessed to hurting a two-year-old child.

INSIDE: The text of a letter from the U.S. Postal Service to the City of Eau Claire, announcing its plan.

Sheriff Jim Kowalczyk says the man is suspected of robbing the Bridge Stop convenience store on West Main Street in New Auburn on Sunday night.

The Florida Panhandle and Alabama Gulf Coast were hit with widespread flooding early Wednesday.

Coach Lisa Joling says in her complaint that male coaches who allowed more egregious songs to be played in locker rooms or at school functions faced no penalties.

University of Wisconsin System President Ray Cross on Wednesday announced five finalists for the position of chancellor at UW-Stout.

A group of students at a Madison high school twice omitted the words "under God" when saying the Pledge of Allegiance recently.