Kim Leadholm

In early January, state lawmakers will return to Madison, starting their next legislative session.

With the convenience of shopping online, one of the best feelings is when you get the item at your door but it’s also an easy target for thieves.

In just a few days, many people will gather with loved ones to celebrate Thanksgiving. Ahead of the holiday though, UW-Eau Claire hosted an event about the truth surrounding Thanksgiving.

he latest court hearing for Shane Helmbrecht, the man charged with killing his neighbor, Jenn Ward, back in 2016, is once again delayed.

Molson Coors announced plans to close the Leinenkugel’s brewery in Chippewa Falls, ending a more than century-and-a-half tradition of brewing in northwestern Wisconsin.

As we near election day, voters and analysts alike are looking for indications on what will happen November 5th. In Western Wisconsin, there’s a few counties that could give insight on how the election will pan out.

We are now two weeks away from the November election. Vehicles lined Dewey Street outside of Eau Claire’s City Hall patiently waiting on the first day of early in-person voting across Wisconsin.

It’s been almost a month since several people, including children, were hurt after a wagon tipped over at an apple orchard in Chippewa County. Now, for the first time, one of the children hospitalized met the first responders who treated him.

Nearly seven months ago, the healthcare landscape in the Chippewa Valley completely changed with the closures of two hospitals and more than a dozen clinics.

As many communities in the South brace for Hurricane Milton and continue recovering from Hurricane Helene, those living in unaffected areas may be looking for ways to help.