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The explosion blew out multiple doors, windows, and a wall, and caused structural damage to the house.

Everest Metro police said Thursday they're seeking 35-year-old Bee Her. The Weston man was charged Monday with seven felonies related to illegal gambling and animal mistreatment.

First-offense drunken driving in Wisconsin is a civil violation akin to a speeding ticket. Offenders can pay their fines without appearing in court.

It's so cold the Milwaukee Brewers won't allow fans to camp out for tickets to Saturday's "Arctic Tailgate" event.

Prosecutors say Kristen Smith of Aurora, Colo., kidnapped four-day-old Kayden Powell from the Town of Beloit home where the boy's parents were staying earlier this month.

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mary Burke continues to differentiate herself from Republican Gov. Scott Walker on education issues.

Redshirt-junior center Evan Anderson announced Thursday that he will not return to the Wisconsin men’s basketball team for his senior season following graduation in the spring of 2014.

Firefighters worked in temperatures hovering around zero as they battled a fire at a Racine school.

State regulators are advising consumers to pay attention to the price they're charged if they shop at American TV & Appliance liquidation sales around Wisconsin.

This year's World Championship Cheese Contest in Madison will feature more than 2,600 entries from 22 nations.

The principal of Wisconsin Connections Academy says when it first opened its doors twelve years ago only 200 kids were enrolled. Now more than 800 kids from around the state are taking the online program.

Students from all over the Chippewa Valley had the chance to learn about career opportunities in the tourism industry Wednesday.

An Eau Claire man is behind a big donation for improvements to an age old ski and sledding hill.

Over the past two years the Confluence Project has become part of our local vocabulary. And on April 1st, the Spring Primary, words turn to action.

UW-Eau Claire is set to raise thousands of dollars for a local food bank.

Police arrest 5 people after a major drug bust in La Crosse.

Newly approved construction projects in Eau Claire have some business owners concerned about access.

Wednesday morning, Eau Claire Fire and Rescue tweeted, “With the recent heavy snow fall, the Eau Claire Fire Department is asking residents to please clear off their decks and safety egress platforms.”

Health officials say the nation is slowly getting a handle on a broad epidemic that affects many Americans. The latest data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows a decline in obesity rates.

Tom Tiffany said he hopes to get a public hearing on his new proposal next week.