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A rare collection of works by poet Robert Frost are now at UW-Eau Claire.

Air quality monitors have been on top of the YMCA in Winona, Minnesota, since the end of December.

The Chippewa Falls Area Unified School District has a three-session Community Conversation for Educational Excellence coming up next month.

Mike Zimmer said his new corner office at team headquarters "feels really comfortable" and that he has a chip on his shoulder about letting the rest of the league know he's ready to coach.

It'll be cold, but not the life-threatening cold of last week, when subzero temperatures enveloped much of the country and contributed to at least a dozen deaths.

Police say they've captured a boy who shot two fellow students at a Philadelphia high school gym.

Chippewa County District Attorney Steve Gibbs says it is his understanding that Robert Romanshek will enter a no contest plea to his civil boating while intoxicated citation in the very near future.

Forty-six-year-old Traci England pleaded guilty to two counts of misconduct in public office Friday in Oneida County Circuit Court. Charges of theft and obstructing an officer were dismissed.

Power inside the Minnesota Vikings' Metrodome is scheduled to be cut Saturday and the giant white top that's been part of the skyline for more than 32 years will begin deflating.

A phase of the project requires excavation in the area where the statues usually stand in Harlan Plaza.

According to the team's website, Head Coach Mike McCarthy made the announcement on Friday.

On Friday, Memorial Medical Center announced that the decision takes effect on February 15.

UW System officials say Aaron Brower has agreed to serve as the interim chancellor of UW Colleges and UW-Extension starting February 15.

A man who sheriff's officials believe is connected to a widespread methamphetamine operation has been captured in Milwaukee.

Wisconsin election records indicate Marcia Mercedes Perkins quietly registered to run on Monday.

The crash happened Wednesday on Bone Lake, which is near Luck.

A release on the business's Facebook page says the last day it will be open will be Saturday, January 25.

The "Merry Mulch" program allows people living in Eau Claire County to recycle their trees at Carson Park.

Ames Construction, the contractor, is planning to reschedule the minor repairs possibly next week.

They'll be passengers on NASA's SOFIA, which stands for Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy.