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Supporters of Ukraine rallied together outside the state capitol this weekend, marking the third anniversary of Russia’s invasion. People remembered those who have been lost fighting the war. Other community members gave heartfelt speeches and showed togetherness as the war continues.

Over 400 students from all over Wisconsin will gather at McFarland High School tomorrow for the Youth Summit. The event will take place at the McFarland Performing Arts Center from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The purpose of the event is to teach students how to make changes within their own schools. State superintendent Dr. Jill Underley is expected to make a speech at the event.

Food vendors went against each other as they battled it out for the title best wings in La Crosse yesterday. The event raised money for the local non-profit Black Leaders Acquiring Collective Knowledge. The group works to empower and uplift the greater La Crosse black community through leadership development and educational programs for youth. Winners of the competition took home a trophy along with a cash prize. This was the 2nd year of the friendly fundraiser.

The I-94 resurfacing project starts next month in Madison.  WisDOT said the ten-mile construction project will take place east of the County North interchange to east of the Airport Road overpass.  Its purpose is to prolong the lifespan of pavement and structures.  Motorists may run into nighttime and off-peak road and ramp closures.  A public meeting is being held Monday starting at 5 p.m. at Cottage Grove Village Hall.

Hello. Thank you for spending some time with us today. Do I even need to remind you that we are (somehow) approaching the last week of February already? (Whaaaaa?!) With our temps set to climb back up, we are set to slow down a bit this morning and start your day with our weekly “scroll down memory lane.” It’s a way to start the day on a lighter note. A look back at events that happened on these days in

The weekend is here, Brie Tennis with what should be in your glass this Saturday.

The Chippewa County Executive Committee authorized Dave Bretl and Jon Hochkammer, of Public  Administration Associates, LLC (PAA), to discuss the parameters of an employment agreement with County  Administrator finalist, Andrew (Andy) Albarado, with whom we now have a tentative agreement.  The Executive Committee will meet on March 4, 2025 to finalize the employment agreement and resolution to  appoint Mr. Albarado and forward to the County Board.   No action to appoint Mr. Albarado is final until the full County Board takes

Nominations are now being accepted for the Best Burger In Wisconsin contest. Establishments with the most votes will make the top eight in March. A secret panel of judges will visit each of the establishments to try the burgers, and judge them based on taste and appearance. A winner will be announced in May, which is Beef Month in Wisconsin. Pickle’s Bar and Grill in Hazelhurst won last year’s contest. CLICK HERE TO BITE INTO THE DETAILS.

Is it drafty in here? It will be soon as the NFL draft heads to Green Bay! The NFL showed a sneak peak of what they are envisioning for the 2025 draft that will be in Green Bay this spring. The main draft area will be on the north-east side of the stadium and will cover about 250-thousand square feet. This is where the players drafted will walk out to and greet the fans. A kids area with games and

The Eau Claire County Sheriff’s Office released its annual crime report. Over 7,300 arrests were made in 2024. The biggest increase in crime the county saw in 2024 was camping on city property. Another increase officials saw was the use of cocaine. The largest decrease in crime that officials saw was Operating a Motor Vehicle While Intoxicated. Sheriff Dave Riewestahl said it is important for all the departments to “keep up their enforcement efforts.” CLICK HERE TO SEE THE FULL