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A special Memorial Day ceremony was held at The Highground veteran’s memorial park in Neillsville where more than a thousand visitors came to reflect on those who gave the greatest sacrifice.

Fairfax pool opened its doors for the first time this afternoon. This weekend the pool is open 2-6pm and noon-6pm on Monday.

Hundreds of runners hit the yellow brick road this morning for the third annual Oz Run.

Ceremonies were held this morning to honor those who died in service to this country.

Enjoy the Wisconsin DNR free fishing weekend with the Chippewa Valley Family YMCA.

It's the final bell for Arkansaw Elementary as the town staple closes its doors for good.

Meth and alcohol are believed to be factors in an attempted homicide case out of Vernon County.

A profession known for its holistic approach is seeking the ability to prescribe narcotics.

Donald Trump has reached the number of delegates needed to clinch the Republican nomination for president.

The Eau Claire Area School District is honoring those who are retiring at the end of this school year.

As part of its 30 year anniversary, Country Fest organizers are refurbishing a windmill that's been on the grounds for nearly 100 years.

An effort to improve facilities at the Chippewa Area Ice Arena is taking another step forward with a groundbreaking ceremony scheduled for Wednesday at 6:30 p.m.

A free training session in Eau Claire hopes to teach tobacco and alcohol sellers how to prevent sales to underage buyers.

Madison police say the deaths of a teenager and her father appears to be a murder-suicide.

Finding, focusing in, and fixing problems families are facing is the goal behind a collaborative effort underway in Chippewa County.

A growing number of artists are seeking inspiration downtown, in their own communities. It's called urban sketching.

A sawmill in the Town of Hansen has been severely damaged in a fire.

An unusually high amount of motorcycle crashes this weekend is prompting law enforcement to ask drivers to slow down.

A local man, with a knack for lightning-fast pizza making, has qualified for nationals.

A local park is transformed into a carnival Sunday as neighbors and families came out to help a church pay for its mission trips.