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Rewired & Real a platform for organizations and people to raise money in a new way, is having its first event to kick off a huge ripple effect of kindness that they expect will reach around the globe. Rewired & Real is a platform fueled by acts of kindness in exchanges for donations. They are a 501(C)3 nonprofit organization on a mission to unlock kindness in order to create positive impact across the globe, one community at atime. Created by

The City of Eau Claire Human Resources Department would like to invite the public to a City Career Fair and Hiring Event which will feature City departments/divisions. Divisions that have openings will be conducting on-site interviews at the event. Divisions with openings include Transit, Streets, Utilities, Police Department, and more. An application must be on file for an on-site interview to be conducted. Interested candidates are encouraged to apply prior to the event. Computers will be available for use at

A longtime Republican lobbyist says he will not seek the governorship in 2022.  Bill McCoshen says he appreciates the support he has received for his potential candidacy, but says there isn’t enough time to run an issue-oriented grassroots campaign.  McCoshen tweeted today he was confident the money could be raised but the time just wasn’t available with other projects on his agenda.

Wisconsin continues to post high numbers when it comes to COVID-19 cases.  The Department of Health Services reported over 34-hundred new cases yesterday, which was the most since early January.  There have been over 687-thousand confirmed cases of the coronavirus and 77-hundred-and-91 deaths.  As of today, only 56-percent of the state’s population has received one dose of the COVID vaccine and just over 52-percent are fully vaccinated. CLICK HERE FOR MORE FROM WI DHS.

First Lady Jill Biden is talking with teachers and guardians of kids at a Milwaukee elementary school.  The First Lady held a roundtable discussion at Marvin Pratt Elementary School today to talk about the effect of the pandemic on kids and their learning.  Doctor Biden also talked about safety challenges, while trying to conduct in-person learning.  After wrapping up her visit in Milwaukee the First Lady headed for a stop in Iowa.

The Department of Natural Resources is encouraging hunters in Northeast Wisconsin to have their deer tested for chronic wasting disease.  The DNR is targeting 13 counties-Brown, Calumet, Door, Green Lake, Fond du Lac, Kewaunee, Manitowic, Marinette, Oconto, Outagamie, Waupaca, Washara and Winnebago-for samples.  The DNR has an online form so hunters can register their deer and find a sampling location.

Milwaukee rightfielder Christian Yelich wants to show his appreciation for Brewers fans.  Yelich is buying ten-thousand tickets for the four-game series against the St. Louis Cardinals, which opens on September 20th.  The free tickets are now available online WITH A CLICK HERE.

The Eau Claire City-County Health Department is seeking assistance in locating a dog that bit a male, Tuesday, September 14th, 2021, at approximately 7:35 p.m. The bite occurred at the intersection of Birch & Galloway Street. The dog was described as a medium sized husky type breed with silver/white hair and blue eyes. The dog was on a leash walking with a male described to be in his mid-20’s, approximately 6 ft. tall with a full beard. He was wearing

As an update to the Dunn County Sheriff’s Office’s homicide investigation, Sheriff Kevin Bygd has released the names of the four victims found in the abandoned SUV in Sheridan Township. The victims are as follows. Nitosha Lee Flug-Presley, female, 30 years old of Stillwater, MNMatthew Isiah Pettus, male, 26 years old of Saint Paul, MNLoyace Foreman III, male, 35 years old of Saint Paul, MNJasmine Christine Sturm, female, 30 years old of Saint Paul, MN Autopsies were performed on all

Wisconsin is seeing coronavirus hospitalization numbers that it hasn’t seen since January. The state’s Hospital Association yesterday said over one-thousand people are in the hospital with the virus, 314 of them are in the ICU. Wisconsin’s hospitalizations have spiked since the beginning of August. No one is saying just who is in the hospital with the virus, in terms of age or where in Wisconsin they live.