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The Aging and Disability Resource Center of Eau Claire County said its Meals on Wheels program was cancelled on Monday. That makes it the seventh time meals weren’t delivered due to the snowy and cold weather this season.

This is her eighth donation in the past six years.

During the winter you may not be eating as healthy and working out less.

As the snow piles up, so have the number of crashes and the need for repairs.

John Wood, senior vice president with Mortenson Construction, says nobody was injured in the accident, which happened around 1 p.m. Monday. And he says all the debris fell within the safety zone, so no passers-by were at risk.

According to the criminal complaint, the mother of the child told deputies Corey Wolfe bit her 3-month-old son on the face and left bite marks.

Cabela's says Richard Cabela died Monday at his home in Sidney, where the company is based.

The City of River Falls has once again earned the designation as a Bird City Wisconsin Community at the Sustained Flight level for 2014.

Supporters of the idea say recycling rates and jobs would grow. But opponents say it would hurt recycling businesses by diverting high-value materials like aluminum.

The case will be referred to the Chippewa Co. District Attorney and is currently under investigation by the Cadott Police Department.

Due to unexpected equipment malfunction at the Hatfield Dam, Hatfield operators will begin drawing down Lake Arbutus February 18, 2014 at 10 a.m.

The Business Education Center has been closed and all classes at the building have been cancelled for the rest of the day.

The Republican Governors Association is paying for the statewide ad against Democrat Mary Burke.

Water samples from Neillsville's water system were taken on Monday. Another sample will be taken on Tuesday.

After an intense US-Russia hockey match at the Winter Olympics on Saturday, many Russian fans have decided the cold war is back -- and not just on the ice.

MADD gives the state a 2-out-of-5 ranking.

Rep. John Klenke, of Green Bay, announced Monday that he will not be running for a third term. Last week Rep. Mary Williams, of Medford said she would be retiring after 12 years in the Legislature.

The Polk County Sheriff's Office says a deputy arrested Thomas Marson, 55, of Amery early Sunday morning. Marson is the Chief of Police in the City of Amery.

American says that after 60 years in business, the company will close after it completes a liquidation sale beginning Feb. 20.

Chippewa Falls, New Auburn, Lake Holcombe, Whitehall and Viroqua are among the districts closed Monday.