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The Wisconsin Senate plans to vote on bills Democrats opposed and used a procedural move to block from passing Tuesday.

A company looked to open a huge iron mine near Mellen is planning another round of one-on-one meetings with northern Wisconsin residents to talk about its plans.

Panel members of the confluence project will participate in a live discussion at 7:00 P.M.

Crews were called back to the scene of a house fire in Elk Mound, where just hours earlier a fire had caused nearly $100,000 in damage.

Hundreds of college ping pong players who are hoping to net a national championship, will soon be coming to Eau Claire.

Tuesday night the Eau Claire City Manager and planners from the West Central Regional Planning Commission unveiled the results of the Haymarket Plaza placemaking workshops.

Police are asking for your help as they search for the person responsible for stealing street signs.

A Cornell man charged in the death of his friend made his initial appearance in court Tuesday.

Governor Walker says he is open to a bill that would limit in-person absentee voting in the two weeks leading up to an election.

As the snow continues to melt, congress is looking to ease the pain felt by those in danger of flooding.

Bill Rassbach was deployed to Katar in August as an Army pilot instructor. He flew missions for eight months to different parts of the Middle East.

Spring is coming, but for allergy sufferers that can mean itchy eyes, runny nose and sinus pressure.

The harsh winter is causing problems in parking lots, but those problems can turn dangerous for people with disabilities who say some handicap parking spaces are covered in snow.

Gundersen Health System made the announcement about Gundersen Sparta Clinic on Tuesday.

Police arrested 36-year-old Nora Zylstra after his father asked for a welfare check Sunday.

The Parks and Forest Department is following a recommendation from the Eau Claire County Snowmobile Association.

The data the U.S. Department of Health Services released Tuesday tracks enrollments from Oct. 1 through March 1.

The Senate voted Tuesday to have the DNA go directly to the state crime lab rather than have the local law enforcement agency that makes the arrest hold on the sample.

This week, the National Collegiate Table Tennis Association announced that its 2015 College Table Tennis National Championships will be at UW-Eau Claire.

On Tuesday, the Clark County Sheriff's Office announced that the suspects admitted to damaging nearly 40 mailboxes.