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In the end, just two of Wisconsin’s members of Congress voted against the election results. Southeast Wisconsin Republican Scott Fitzgerald and northwestern Wisconsin Republican Tom Tiffany voted to object to the Electoral College results last night. Fitzgerald had not said how he was going to vote before last night’s chaos and delayed vote. In all, just over 120 House Republicans voted to object to the results.

45 year old Jammie Allen Cutting, from Colfax, has been arrested by the Wisconsin State Patrol Eau Claire Post for operating a motor vehicle under the influence, 4th offense, with three children in the vehicle under the age of 16. It was on Tuesday, January 6th, at approximately 6:55 p.m., a Wisconsin State Patrol Trooper stopped a vehicle for speeding on STH 40 north of 730th Avenue in Dunn County. The driver, Jammie Allen Cutting, showed signs of impairment. A

An early morning fire causes an estimated $75,000 dollars in damage. The Eau Claire Fire Department responded to a reported structure fire at 2944 Mars Avenue. First arriving units found smoke showing from the roof of the structure and quickly determined all occupants and pets were out of the house. Fire crews made entry to the house and found heavy smoke conditions through the first floor with fire in the kitchen area. An aggressive fire attack contained the fire to

 Congress has certified Joe Biden’s electoral college victory after a day of violence at the U.S. Capitol, with Trump supporters storming the building.  Vice President Mike Pence presided over a joint session before announcing Biden’s 306-232 electoral victory.  Both the House and Senate rejected objections to vote counts in Arizona and Pennsylvania.  Four people died in Wednesday’s violence, one woman was shot, while three others died of medical emergencies. Click below to hear more with Mark Mayfield: When it comes

Eau Claire’s health department wants to make sure all healthcare workers in the county get the coronavirus vaccine. Health director Lieske Giese yesterday said workers at unaffiliated healthcare offices, mainly people who do not work for one of Eau Claire’s major hospitals, should get the shot as well. Giese said the idea is to protect all frontline healthcare workers before offering the vaccine to other people in the community. When we look at the overall picture here in our state,

The head of the University of Wisconsin says his schools can take over Wisconsin’s slow-to-start coronavirus vaccination program. UW President Tommy Thompson yesterday said the university can vaccinate everyone in Wisconsin by the end of March or beginning of April. Thompson says UW campuses are currently set-up for testing, he says they can quickly transition to vaccinations. The latest vaccination report shows Wisconsin is lagging behind almost every Midwestern state, with just 86 thousand of the state’s 266 thousand doses distributed.

Parents may be able to once again opt their kids into Eau Claire Memorial High School. The city’s school board is looking at possibly reopening the school for open enrollment. Eau Claire stopped open enrollment at Memorial back in 2017 to boost enrollment at North High School. Since then, North has filled-up and Memorial is the school with more space for new students.

The Sergeant-at-Arms says the Capitol building is now secure.  The Sergeant-At-Arms made the announcement to pool reporters.  Supporters of President Trump stormed Congress this afternoon as members were certifying the results of the presidential election.  At least one person is dead after being shot in the chaos.  Police and National Guard used flash bangs and tear gas to regain control of the building.  However, it came after protesters made it inside both chambers of Congress.

People in a number of states are taking part in protests in regards to the 2020 Presidential Election results.  Protests have been reported at multiple State Capitols including Oregon, Colorado, Arizona, and Washington state. The gatherings so far have been reported as peaceful. Earlier, Congress was set to count electoral votes confirming Joe Biden as the next President of the United States, but was halted after protesters stormed the U.S. Capitol.  Hundreds of supporters of President Trump gathered in California