The deadline to request a mail-in absentee ballot is tomorrow night. Making an application to receive an absentee ballot by mail must be done by 5 p.m. on the fifth day before the election. Eau Claire City-County election officials say voters can also request and vote by absentee ballot in the clerk’s office. Election Day is Tuesday, November 3rd.
Read MoreEau Claire Area School District families are being asked to check their inboxes for a new school survey on the school’s current instructional models. The school wants to know what strengths and weaknesses have been exposed with in-person and online learning during the coronavirus pandemic. It’s due November 3rd.
Read MoreOne of the three people believed to be involved in last Friday’s stabbing in Chippewa Falls is in custody. Police say 19-year-old Kyler Korn is the main suspect in the stabbing. They arrested him yesterday. Officers are looking to speak to 20-year-old Terue Xiong and Tyler Thornby about the case. Chippewa Falls Police say they are persons of interest. Four people were stabbed in what police are calling an ‘altercation’ Friday night.
Read MorePresident Trump said the enthusiasm in Wisconsin doesn’t feel like he’s looking at a defeat. The President rallied a crowd of thousands in West Salem yesterday, that’s in La Crosse County. The President said he is expecting a red wave next week. President Trump carried western Wisconsin four years ago, and he is expected to carry the area with ease again this year. President Trump says Biden wants to end cash bail. President Trump is not only taking credit for ending the nights of
Read MoreWisconsin’s latest coronavirus count is the highest it’s ever been. The state’s Department of Health Services yesterday reported over five-thousand new positive tests and 64 new deaths. Both are single-day highs. Most of the people who are tested in the state continue to test negative, though Wisconsin’s weekly positivity rate is now over 12- percent. There are over 13-hundred people in the hospital with the virus, and five people are being treated at the state’s overflow hospital in West Allis. CLICK
Read MorePolice in Eau Claire say a package thief is behind bars. Officers arrested Kalysta Griffin yesterday morning. Police say she is a suspect in a string of thefts from people’s porches. Eau Claire Police say they found some stolen packages in Griffin’s car when they arrested her.
Read MoreIt’s not every day that an OWI arrest makes statewide news, but it’s also not every day that someone is arrested for their 12th OWI. Prosecutors in Sauk County this week charged 51-year-old Walter Decorah with his 12th drunk driving charge. Authorities say they found him slumped behind the wheel of his car while stopped at a stop sign. He’s being held on 15-thousand-dollars bond.
Read MoreThe Green Bay Packers are sending 250-thousand-dollars to a handful of social justice projects. The team announced the grants yesterday. Building Our Future, The Mary Lou & Arthur F. Mahone Fund, 100 Black Men of Madison, the Urban League of Greater Madison, and Leaders Igniting Transformation will all get 50 thousand-dollars each. This is the Packers’ second social justice donation of 2020. The team sent 150-thousand-dollars to some social justice programs earlier in the year.
Read MoreIt’s not just Wisconsin’s quarterbacks who could miss this Saturday’s game against Nebraska, the entire team may be a scratch. Sources told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel yesterday that the team’s positivity rate is close to the threshold of canceling the game. Wisconsin quarterbacks Graham Mertz and Chase Wolf tested positive for the virus this week. If Wisconsin cannot play, the Big Ten has said it will not reschedule the game this season.
Read MoreA train versus semi crash had personell on the scene just before 11:30 on Tuesday, October 27th. Emergency personnel were on the scene of a train versus semi collision at N 18th St & E Division Ave in Barron. Traffic was reduced to one lane on N 18th St and was periodically closed throughout the day for heavy equipment access.
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