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Meteorologists confirm tornado struck west of Twin Cities
The National Weather Service says it has confirmed that an EF-1 tornado touched down near Watertown west of the Twin Cities overnight.
SKYWARN 13: Severe storm overnight leaves damage, power outages in Chippewa Valley
A severe storm with high winds rolled through the Chippewa Valley early Saturday morning.
Familes of fallen heroes honored at Freedom Fest dinner
Families of our nation's fallen heroes were honored Friday night in downtown La Crosse at a dinner sponsored by Freedom Fest.
Expert shares advice for wasp removal
Wasp nests can be a big problem. Travis Wright, a service technician that helps get rid of wasps, says nests can vary in size and shape.
Big weekend for Favre, joining Packers Hall of Fame
The former quarterback will be inducted into the Packers Hall of Fame and have his No. 4 jersey retired on Saturday.
Dragon boats take over Copeland Park
Mayo Clinic Health System-Franciscan Healthcare's Big Blue Dragon Boat Festival began Friday.
West side of Eau Claire to get facelift
The city of Eau Claire is looking to give the west-side of the city a facelift starting with a name change.
Law enforcement work to ensure safety at area festivals
Law enforcement officers have been working hard to ensure your safety during several Chippewa Valley Festivals.
Eaux Claires festival kicks off
Today marks day one of a brand new music festival in Eau Claire.
Computer giveaway for low income individuals
Those in need were able to get a free computer today in Eau Claire. PCs for People, a non-profit organization based in Saint Paul, Minnesota, distributed 150 computers. It's all thanks to a grant through Bremer Banks.
Former teacher accused of sex with students is sentenced
26-year-old Andy Follen, of Spencer, will serve seven months in jail, followed by four years of probation.
North Crossing crash
Traffic was slowed down a bit this morning on North Crossing in Eau Claire.
Wisconsin court ruling may reshape state political landscape
Political observers say a court decision ending an investigation into the activities of Republican Gov. Scott Walker's recall campaign could transform Wisconsin elections.
Four people from Wisconsin are hurt after a crash in Indiana
It happened on an interstate near Indianapolis around 7:00 this morning.
State police say that the teen driver of the van, from Plain Wisconsin, fell asleep behind the wheel. He woke up, over corrected and lost control of the vehicle and rolled.
NEW INFORMATION: WI Marine among those killed in Tennessee shooting
The Marine Corps identified Sgt. Carson A. Holmquist of Polk, Wisconsin, Friday.
Police investigate officer-involved shooting in Wauwatosa
Wauwatosa Police Chief Barry Weber holds a news conference at noon about an officer-involved shooting that left one man dead.
Man convicted in fatal shooting outside Oneida tavern
A 20-year-old man has been convicted in a fatal shooting outside a tavern in Outagamie County.
UW-Madison professor discouraging prospective students
A University of Wisconsin-Madison professor is under fire for encouraging prospective students to go elsewhere because she believes academic freedom is in jeopardy in Wisconsin.
Police involved in shooting of man in Milwaukee suburb
Police say they are involved in the fatal shooting of a man in the Milwaukee suburb of Wauwatosa.
Edgar school district drafts bullying policy after suicide
Officials at the Edgar school district in central Wisconsin are proposing a new online reporting tool for bullying after a 16-year-old student took his own life.