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The lone star state is struggling in the aftermath of nasty winter weather, but for this weeks Friday Feel Good we will see that there are efforts in the lone star state to make sure that people don’t feel alone. See, there is an owner of a store in Houston called Gallery Furniture is opening his doors and letting people stay overnight to get out of the cold.  He goes by the name “Mattress Mack,” and he’s known for this

During the early morning hours of February 19th, Eau Claire County Sheriff’s Deputies, and Eau Claire Police Officers responded to several businesses in the area of London Road and Skeels Avenue for reports of burglaries that had taken place. It was determined that individuals had forcefully entered Eau Claire Games and Arcade, La Nortenita, La Luna Market, and Williams Diamond Center. No employees were present at the time Both agencies are actively working the cases and seek the community’s assistance

The National Guard COVID-19 testing site at Peace Church, 501 E. Filmore Ave., Eau Claire is modifying their hours and will now be open from 2 pm – 6 pm on Mondays, Fridays, and Saturdays. Testing is also available at the National Guard testing site in Augusta on Wednesdays from 1-6 pm. These sites will be open through March 10th but may be extended.People are asked to pre-register on the day they plan to get tested at: CLICK HERE FOR

. On Thursday, February 18, 2021 at 6:44pm the Barron County Sheriff’s Department received a 911 call of a truck vs horse and buggy accident on Hwy M near 30th Avenue. Deputies from the Barron County Sheriff’s Department along with a Washburn County Deputy, Lakeview Medical Center Ambulance, Rice Lake Fire Department, Birchwood Fire Department and the Life Link Helicopter all responded to the scene. Initial investigation shows that a horse and buggy traveling north on Hwy M was struck

Eau Claire police say a person is arrested after turning over a pipe and methamphetamine during a traffic stop. The Eau Claire Police Department notable case log says they initially stopped the car for an equipment violation and discovered the passenger had charges from the Altoona police department. Police say the passenger was ordered in for possession of methamphetamine, drug paraphernalia and six counts of bail jumping.

The Flying Eagles Ski Club will literally fly over Mt. Washington in Eau Claire tomorrow. The 89th Annual Flying Eagles Invitational is a junior ski jump tournament. The athletes will get to test out the new 55-meter jump that’s been in the works for a few years in Eau Claire. The invitational isn’t open to the public, but a live stream can be found online.

Seventh District congressman Tom Tiffany wants a go slow approach, on marijuana legalization. Governor Evers has proposed the legalization of both recreational and medical marijuana. Tiffany, a former state legislator, said he expects the Biden administration to also make some proposals. He commented during a listening session in Marshfield this week.

The Eau Claire Fire Department responded to a structure fire in the residence at 1013 Bradley Avenue. On arrival, fire crews found heavy smoke and fire coming from the garage area. Fire crews made an aggressive fire attack on the garage and were able to knock down the fire as secondary crews checked for fire extension inside the residence. Moderate smoke and heat conditions were noted inside the residence and hot spots were quickly extinguished. Red Cross was contacted to

Whether you are interested in getting the Coronavirus vaccine or not, there is currently a lot of information circulating about the availability of it in the first place. We will look as some of that and what is planned in the weeks and months ahead as far as rolling out the vaccine here in Wisconsin. As of now, a big expansion for Wisconsin’s coronavirus effort could begin April 1st. The state’s Department of Health Services yesterday said it is looking to

Dunn County is slowly lifting some of its coronavirus restrictions. The county yesterday lifted its cap on crowds and will now allow 25 people inside and 50 people outside. The county’s health department says its weekly positivity rate is just over five-percent.