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 Sofas for Service is proud to announce the grand opening of its new warehouse space at 1610 Spooner Avenue in Altoona and invites the public to a special Open House on Saturday, July 19, from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM. The event will feature guided tours, hamburgers and hotdogs starting at 11:30 (until they’re gone), and a ceremonial ribbon cutting in partnership with Caring Transitions of the Chippewa Valley.  Check presentation to Sofas for Service from the Rotary Club of Minnesota

As fans of science fiction and horror television may know, one of the big summer hits on the SYFY channel is the new series “Revival.” Set in the Wisconsin town of Wausau, “Revival” is about people coming back from the dead, not as the usual zombies but “revived,” looking and acting just as they once had. The show is based on an Image Comics series of the same name, written and illustrated by Tim Seeley, a 1999 illustration graduate of

U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development (RD) Wisconsin State Director Andrew C. Iverson today announced that USDA RD is investing a $24 million loan to the City of Baraboo to construct a new central fire station and a smaller satellite station. The funding is through the USDA RD Community Facilities (CF) Direct Loan and Grant Program. The current fire facility was constructed in 1868 with an addition made in 1957. The new facilities will combine the fire and emergency management system district

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is continuing its investigation into a black bear attack that occurred the afternoon of Saturday, July 12 in Barron County below is information from the DNR. The victim, 69-year-old Karen Frye, was attacked while outside at her rural residence near the town of Comstock. She was transported to a local hospital and later transferred to another hospital where she is recovering and in stable condition.  Although the investigation is ongoing, preliminary findings, including information

If you live in this area chances are you like it. The beauty, the beer. The curds, the community. It’s a vibe. We get it. That’s why we are celebrating it. TODAY! (Because, it’s July 15th. 7.15. Seven, one, five…get it?) We want you to join us! How about the details? Join us Tuesday, July 15th at The Brewing Projekt, starting at 5pm for food trucks, local vendors, prizes, and more! 20% of sales of their 715 Shandy will go to

Charges are being filed against two suspects following a high-speed chase in Jackson County.  Deputies on Sunday attempted to pull over a vehicle and arrest 47-year-old Jeremy Guy who was wanted on a felony arrest warrant.  Police say Guy eventually stopped the vehicle but then fled the scene on foot.  He was arrested a short time later as was his passenger.

Holmen Police are investigating a weekend hit-and-run.  Authorities say the crash happened sometime between 7 p.m. Saturday and 7 a.m. Monday.  They say the suspect vehicle is red.  Anyone with additional information on the accident or with possible camera footage of the incident is encouraged to contact police.

Monday was the last day for assistance applications to be reviewed at a Western Wisconsin homeless shelter for veterans.  Klein Hall in Chippewa Falls and another shelter in Green Bay are both losing their funding with the state’s new budget.  Both facilities are set to close by September 30th. CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE WITH WEAU 13 NEWS.

A new lawsuit wants to bring back fusion voting for Wisconsin voters.  Through fusion voting, a candidate can be nominated by multiple parties on the ballot.  Advocates say it’ll energize independent voters and third parties.  The suit was filed by a bipartisan coalition of voters.  Wisconsin would join New York and Connecticut in practicing it.

Federal funding freezes could force the closures of up to 40 Boys and Girls Clubs across Wisconsin.  The Trump administration froze more than six billion dollars in grant funding, claiming schools were operating under a radical left-wing agenda.  17 million of those dollars were for Wisconsin.  If the facilities shut down, 477 staff members could lose their jobs and 85-hundred kids could lose free child care and after-school programming.