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Another spring-time winter storm is set to impact much of Western Wisconsin and will likely dump some significant snowfall totals across northern Wisconsin. Expect this storm to make travel difficult right away for your morning commute.

Tuesday was the deadline to file income taxes. But next year, many people hoping to get a big refund, could see a penalty instead.

A year has gone by since the bombings at the Boston Marathon. Now survivors and runners from last year, including an Altoona man, say they want to make it across the finish line again in tribute of the victims.

The Skin Cancer Foundation said one out of every five people will develop skin cancer during their life time.

31-year-old James Albrecht made his initial appearance in court Tuesday afternoon where a judge set a cash bond at $100,000.

83-year-old Adolph Koutny was reported missing on August 29, 2013 and an extensive search was conducted of the area around his home at 28334 155th Avenue in Cornell.

28-year-old Leonard Pope was taken to the Eau Claire County jail

Former Minnesota State, Mankato, football coach Todd Hoffner says he'll return to his old job after an arbitrator ruled he was wrongly fired.

On April 19th, 1991 Mike was assisting Burnett County Sheriff’s Department in the Village of Webster WI when he was shot and seriously injured. Due to his injuries, Deputy Seversen was permanently paralyzed.

The law prohibits utilities from shutting off a customer's heat between Nov. 1 and April 15.

The $89,000 winning ticket was sold at Baldwin Cenex Convenience, 930 10th Ave. in Baldwin.

Republican Gov. Scott Walker is officially launching his re-election campaign with a series of rallies across Wisconsin.

America is celebrating National Library week, so WEAU's Courtney Everett talks to a local school about how technology is keeping kids engaged.

The head of the FBI is scheduled to meet with reporters in Milwaukee, as part of his effort to visit all of the agency's 56 field offices.

Adding the off-site clinic would allow both the district and its nearly 1,400 employees an opportunity to save on healthcare costs.

You may not have heard of the Wisconsin Common School Fund but it has been helping make sure books are on school library shelves since Wisconsin became a state.

The rain and snow may have moved out, but the potential for flooding still exists for the next couple of days.

Several law enforcement agencies are on the scene of a stand off in Altoona.

It's a question parents have been debating for more than a decade

In 2013 Regis students tested above the 85th percentile in both reading and math in grades 2, 4, 6 and 8.