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An upcoming musical performance at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls will celebrate the university’s music faculty and the beautiful grace of butterflies.   The Butterfly Concert is an enchanting celebration of live music that will feature a diverse repertoire performed by soloists and ensembles from the UWRF music program. The performance is part of the Frances Cohler Coffee Concert Series.   The concert is scheduled for noon on Friday, Feb. 28, in Abbott Concert Hall in the Kleinpell Fine Arts

Eau Claire Parks, Recreation & Forestry is announcing an update to the Outdoor Rink Schedule as we approach warmer temperatures in the coming days. Due to the anticipated temperatures, all warming shelters will be closed effective today, Monday, February 24th, for the remainder of the season, with the exception of Pinehurst Park. Pinehurst Park will continue to operate for sledding and gear sharing; however, ice skating will not be permitted. We will provide an update once Pinehurst Park is also

The Chippewa Valley Museum is traveling back in time in the coming months. Hey Kids, Grab Your Suitcase and Your Imagination to Travel Back to Eau Claire Eras of the Past. Experience traveling across the ocean to a new country; think about life in an 1860s log house without phones, televisions, or indoor bathrooms; spend some time on a 1920s farm; and explore an 1870s Victorian house. Time Travelers: Kids Summer Programming 10:30 am – noon. Don’t miss our great warm-weather

Residents of an Onalaska apartment complex were awakened yesterday morning by gunshots. One resident told police that a round struck his garage, while two others hit a car. Officials stated that there is no ongoing threat to the public. No injuries were reported, as police are still investigating this incident.

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.