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This comes just weeks after Google Capital, the search giant's investment fund, invested $40 million in the education analysis company.

The state Department of Workforce Development released the latest figures Thursday.

On Thursday, The Chippewa Falls Fire Department and Chippewa Falls Police Department announced that their investigation into the March 5 fire at a house on Island Street is finished.

Superior Court Judge Renee Korn ruled Thursday that the charges filed in Tempe, Ariz., are a valid reason to keep the athlete in custody.

Highway 27 remained closed in both directions at 295th Avenue near Cornell at last report.

All three are being held in the Barron County Jail awaiting formal charges.

The Education Committee voted 7-3 on Thursday to pass the bill, making it available for the Assembly to take up on its last day in session next week.

Bill sponsor Rep. Jim Steineke said Thursday that he's hopeful the Senate will pass the bill before it adjourns for the year.

On Wednesday night, officers arrested James Albrecht, 31 at an apartment.

Families have the opportunity to learn English and food handling skills, thanks to the Family Literacy Program.

Milwaukee police say a child who vanished with his non-custodial mother has been found in Indiana.

Wisconsin lawmakers are considering a bill that would let smokers use electronic cigarettes indoors.

The Breitling Jet Team will be performing in the United States for the first time ever and it will be in Wisconsin.

A legislative committee is set to vote on a Republican bill that would outlaw secretly placing GPS devices on other people's vehicles.

The Eau Claire Police Department confirms a suspect is in custody for stealing gas and fleeing officers.

On March 31st enrollment ends for Healthcare.gov and that means more people are turning to insurance agents and educators to get signed up.

Packers legendary quarterback Bart Starr was the guest speaker at the Boy Scouts of America dinner Wednesday night at the Florian Gardens in Eau Claire.

Despite the recent warm up, frozen pipes still cause problems in the area.

It’s an old bridge, that’s getting a hi-tech replacement.

The slight warm up we saw is stirring some furry creatures from their winter slumber.