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Wisconsin wildlife officials are planning a talk on how to determine if animals need help or should be left alone.

New ownership is taking over the Dickey's Barbecue Pit restaurants in Eau Claire as of March 30.

The Eau Claire Transit system hired a group to study the cities bus routes and make suggestions for the future.

Firefighters are ordered out of an apartment building after fire races into the attic.

It has been five years since the city had a parking study to look at. Something that includes numbers, issues and ultimately recommendations for a change.

If you haven't signed up for health insurance under the Affordable Care Act, time is running out.

Tax relief is on the way for Wisconsinites, after Governor Walker signs his tax cut bill Monday.

Warmer temperatures are in the forecast, and that means flooding and ice jams could become a problem.

Police in Monroe County are warning people of a registered sex offender being released from prison.

The three people facing first degree homicide charges in connection with the death of a Barron County man have been bound over for trial.

Several area school districts are hoping to change the start date for the 2015-2016 school year.

Following an OWI crash in Chippewa Falls that sent three children to the hospital and lead to the arrest of a River Falls man, local advocates say lawmakers need to toughen the rules against drunk driving.

Paula Gunderson says all the family’s clothes, toys pictures and memories were burned.

A high-profile anti-fracking activist who often gives tours of natural gas drilling sites in northeastern Pennsylvania's Marcellus Shale region asked a judge Monday for relief from an order barring her from stepping foot on more than 300 square miles of land owned or leased by one of the state's leading natural gas drillers.

The Chippewa have been pushing for decades to hunt deer at night in northern Wisconsin's ceded territory even though the state has banned the practice out of safety concerns.

Twenty-eight-year-old Joseph Dickenson, of La Crosse, was a passenger in a car that left Highway 19 in the Town of Westport, hit a mailbox and large tree. Dickenson died at the scene of the crash Saturday.

28-year-old Jason Bremer of Ladysmith faces eight counts including attempting to flee an officer and 1st-degree recklessly endangering safety.

The Altoona City Council has a discussion and a vote on a proposed liquor license for the facility on its agenda for Thursday night.

Alice in Dairyland is a full-time state worker.

Jason Johns, lobbyist for the Military Order of the Purple Heart of Wisconsin, said Monday that he emailed veterans telling them to curtail their effort after a Walker aide told another veteran the governor planned to sign the bill.