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Prosecutors say the threats that sent police rushing to Stanley-Boyd schools last month were a hoax. The D.A. filed charges last week against Brittany Frane. Investigators say she sent threats to herself and tried to blame an ex. Those threats put Stanley-Boyd schools on a soft lockdown last month. Frane is out on bond and due back in court in June.

Hello…welcome to your Sunday. Just wanted to send a bonus email out this week as we may not be out and about, but we are finding ways to feel connected in these uncertain times. As we watch the case numbers go up and are learning more about the COVID-19 pandemic daily, many of us are choosing to self isolate and social distance. Staying home to do our part in stopping the spread. And we are not alone. Some 75-million Americans

Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers is calling on FEMA to provide coronavirus medical supply assistance.  Yesterday, the Governor asked the federal government for thousands of surgical and non surgical masks, face shields, coveralls and gloves.  In a statement the Governor says he is asking FEMA to help the state to purchase the required items to help protect first responders.  The supplies will be used by healthcare providers, EMS, firefighters and police officers around the state. The number of COVID-19 cases in Madison

The La Crosse Distilling company is making sanitizer.  The company announced Thursday it will give away for free its new hand sanitizer product starting next week.  The sanitizer will contain 80-percent alcohol in keeping with CDC standards.  The company will give away two ounce bottles of the new coronavirus inspired product at its location on Vine Street location in La Crosse starting this coming week.

We will continue to monitor our local situation and Coronavirus numbers here closest to us while we are all living through a worldwide pandemic. As of today, there are 4 confirmed cases in Eau Claire County and you can CLICK HERE TO GET MORE INFORMATION FROM OUR EC CITY COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT.

We now know a little bit more about the deadly shooting in Eau Claire on Friday night, but Police continue to look for the suspects. It was just after 8:30 On March 20th when the Eau Claire Communications Center received multiple 911 calls regarding gunshots in the 4600 block of Kappus Drive. It was reported a female was screaming for help. Officers responded to this location and located two victims who had sustained injuries from a gunshot. Officers provided immediate

Both federal and Wisconsin income tax payment and return due dates are automatically extended to July 15, 2020. Wisconsin law will automatically extend time and waive interest and penalties for taxpayers due to a presidential declared disaster. Governor Tony Evers said, “this is just one more thing we can do for Wisconsinites during this challenging time. Our main goal is to assist our citizens in any way that we can.” • Tax filers do not have to file any extension

While we may not feel like we can fly “free as a bird” right now with the mandatory closures and social distancing, we can WATCH them for free! How about a little break from all of the heavy news this week? The National Eagle Center in Wabasha remains committed to continuing its mission of inspiring the world with eagles even during its mandated closure due to COVID-19. The Center is now offering new digital educational and inspiring eagle experiences that will

Governor Tony Evers is expanding the coronavirus emergency measures.  The new rules kicked in yesterday at five-p.m.  he expansion of coronavirus social distancing includes all hair salons, barber shops, nail salons, tanning salons and tattoo and body art shops which must now remain closed.  Acupuncturists are allowed to continue operating.  Bars can deliver food and alcohol and orders for carry out.  Food stores, laundromats, banks, media and news outlets and public transport can stay open.