One of two armed robbers of an Eau Claire neighborhood pharmacy will spend 10 years in prison.
The first question in a survey about climate change being conducted by UW-Eau Claire students gets right to the point.
An Eau Claire man found guilty in 2004 of killing an infant girl is asking for a new trial.
MENOMONIE - Four men accused in a drive-by shooting Nov. 4 near Rock Falls were ordered Friday to stand trial.
The early morning hours of Nov. 22, 2008, were busy for Dr. Leonard Ezenagu, an obstetrician and gynecologist at Luther Midelfort's Women's Health Center.
One of the state's leading authorities on taxation was asked Friday morning what he would do if he were governor of Wisconsin.
A former furnace repairman pleaded guilty in Eau Claire County Court to drilling holes in a bathroom wall to spy on a woman.
Some things just don't pass the smell test.
An Eau Claire police officer on patrol recently saw a man pushing a pink bicycle on Lake Street.
Prisons in Wisconsin should - and currently do - accept used books for their inmates.
Three Chippewa Valley authors have released children's books in the same month. Instead of fighting for market share, the friends are teaming up on a book tour.
When Larry Gansluckner was called into the college president's office in the fall of 1959, he was worried.
A midday sun slanted through branches of tall oak trees as we walked a thick brown carpet of leaves, picking our way through the woods.
Officers cleared in shooting death
LADYSMITH -Three law enforcement officers have been cleared of wrongdoing in the Oct. 30 shooting death of a bank robbery suspect, the Rusk County Sheriff's Department said.
Escaped, tagged deer can be shot
Hunters in the Eau Claire County Forest and vicinity may encounter some bucks with green ear tags when the state's gun deer season opens Saturday.
Court reverses New Richmond case
WAUSAU - The city of New Richmond may not raze a commercial building because one of the owners was not property served with legal documents, according to a state appellate court ruling Tuesday.
Barron County
Found guilty
JOHNSON, Karen D., 41, Cumberland, third-offense drunken driving April 18, 60 days jail, license revoked 27 months, AODA, vehicle immobilization, $1,219 fine.
Barron County
Found guilty
SONNENBERG, Edward G., 30, Cameron, violate domestic abuse injunction, bail jumping May 23, two years probation, restitution, AODA, $176 fine. Two years deferred prosecution agreement on charge of violating a domestic abuse injunction April 21.
Eau Claire County
Found guilty
BALISTRERI, David J., 26, 4610 Kappus St., disorderly conduct Nov. 1, $87 fine.
City of Eau Claire
Injury accidents
MONDAY, 9:53 p.m., Fairfax Street and East Clairemont Avenue. A vehicle driven by Develen J. Griffin, 24, 639 Broadway St., was northbound on Fairfax Street when it collided with a vehicle driven by Peggy A. Webster, 49, 675 Locust Lane, Altoona, which was southbound on Fairfax Street, attempting to turn left onto Clairemont Avenue. Griffin was taken to an area hospital with unspecified injuries. Webster was cited.
Town of WashingtonGas leak
FRIDAY, 8:44 p.m., 1625 W. Park Creek Road. Residents were evacuated after discovering a gas leak. Township Fire Department and Xcel Energy responded and cleared the scene after the gas was vented. No injuries were reported.
Eau Claire County
Injury accident
NOV. 8, 7:07 p.m., Highway G, three-tenths of a mile north of Solie Road. A vehicle driven by Melissa K. Metz, 30, E1990 Sutton Road, Augusta, was northbound on Highway G when it lost control while trying to avoid a deer, entered the ditch and overturned. Metz and a passenger, Tyler J. Walters, 11, were taken to an area hospital with unspecified injuries.
City of Menomonie
Theft
ELECTRICAL PROCESS METER, other electrical equipment taken from a pickup truck parked in the 1100 block of Seventh Street East. Value $1,200. Reported 4:58 p.m. Monday.
City of Eau Claire
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