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The Eau Claire School District let the public tour Delong Middle School and Prairie Ridge Early Learning Center.

Online court records show 67-year-old Gerald Larson of Eau Claire pleaded no contest to homicide by intoxicated use of a vehicle and two counts of injury by intoxicated use of a vehicle. Several other charges were read in but dismissed.

The Salvation Army of La Crosse has exceeded its $650,000 goal for its Red Kettle Campaign.

The man accused of robbing two stores in Sparta was in court

Wisconsin manufacturing and retail workers could volunteer to work seven days straight without a day off under a bill two Republican lawmakers are circulating on behalf of the state's largest business group.

Sledding is one of the most popular winter activities. But it can also be dangerous. According the CDC more than 20,000 kids are hurt every year sledding.

Department of Employee Trust Funds Secretary Robert Conlin said Monday that the strong returns means there should likely be a monthly pension payment increase for retirees in the spring.

Online court records show 23-year-old Brittany Jones was found guilty of charges including harboring and aiding a felon, and repeated bail jumping.

The Department of Natural Resources says Gogebic Taconite needs certain permissions for the sampling, including a storm water permit and an air permit exemption.

An area university is being recognized for having an environmentally friendly building.

Online court records show 24-year-old Zebediah Tri, of River Falls, made the plea to one count of homicide by negligent operation of a vehicle. A second charge was dismissed.

Last month, the department found out that Level 3 Sex Offender Scott Olson had cut off his court ordered GPS monitoring bracelet.

The Pasco County Sheriff's Office reports that the shooting occurred Monday at The Grove 16 Theater in Wesley Chapel, north of Tampa.

On Monday, Ford unveils a new F-150 with a body built almost entirely out of aluminum.

Dennis Olsen heard an explosive sound last week and thought his garage might have blown up.

The city's water department says it found out about the break when one of its employees noticed it on Friday afternoon.

Coal, long the dominant source for U.S. electricity, has regained some market share in recent months as natural gas prices have increased following historic lows in 2012.

The state Department of Administration announced Monday that the doors were reopened. Secretary Mike Huebsch called it "both a literal and symbolic gesture" to show that the Capitol is open and government is transparent.

Wisconsin attorney general candidate Ismael Ozanne says he now believes he received a ticket in an alcohol-related crash in 1987, not 1986.

It's a balance that isn't easy to manage.