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We now know the place of residence for a Level III sex offender. Steven P Harrison was released from Racine Correctional Institution on January 21st and was considered homeless at that time. As an update, we have information that Harrison will be residing at 23474 67th Ave Cadott, Wisconsin.  The residence is located in the Township of Sigel, west of the Village of Cadott. Harrison has been convicted of sex offenses involving an adolescent female. Conditions of supervision will be prohibit

Vice President Mike Pence is looking to make history with a trip to Wisconsin today.   Wisconsin’s Capitol Police say this will be the first time someone from a current presidential administration speaks at the statehouse in Madison.  Pence is expected to speak about Wisconsin’s school choice program.  He should arrive in Madison around eleven o’clock this morning.

A Stetsonville man is accused of leading police on a drunken chase in Eau Claire County.  Police began chasing Marshall Matson Saturday night after witnesses say they saw him hit a car multiple times and drive off.  Police called off the chase multiple times because of dangerous conditions but Matson eventually crashed into a snow bank.  Police say his blood-alcohol level was over twice the legal limit.

The person involved in a deadly crash in Trempealeau County is identified.  The county sheriff’s office says 53-year-old Theodore Miland crashed into a pickup truck on Highway 93 early Monday morning and died at the scene.  The truck driver wasn’t hurt.

A Wisconsin Supreme Court justice candidate forum is being held in Menomonie next week.  It’ll take place at University of Wisconsin-Stout on Monday night.  There will be a meet and greet at five o’clock and the forum starts at 6:30.

We now have more information about the status of Mistys Law. CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE UPDATE: 01/29/2020: SB469 was removed from the list of items to be heard. We will follow up with details when we get more information. There will be a Public Hearing for ‘Misty’s Law’ on the Senate side at the Capitol on Wednesday JAN. 29TH at 12:00 noon in Room 425 Southwest. Misty was a dog who was beaten, and left for dead in a

The state of Wisconsin says it is watching five people in the state who may be sick with the coronavirus. But no one is saying who they are or where they live. Medical privacy laws stop the state from offering any details about the people who are being watched. Though the Wisconsin Department of Health Services yesterday said the state is sharing test results from the five with the CDC. There are no confirmed cases of the coronavirus in Wisconsin. There is one in Illinois.

There are a lot of people in Eau Claire wondering what happened to Joe Luginbill. The former school board member and manager at the Luginbill Children’s Foundation has apparently skipped town and The Foundation appears to be closed without many answers. The space it rented at the State Theatre has had the heat turned-off. Details are still sparse and there seem to be few answers about what circumstances are surrounding Luginbill or the Foundation.

The reward for information in the stabbing death of an Onalaska man is now at 10-thousand-dollars. Ryan Sorensen’s family and Crime Stoppers in West Allis are offering the reward. Sorenson died back in September when police say two people on bikes approached him, then stabbed him. There is a police sketch of one of the suspects, but there’s very little else known. West Allis Crime Stoppers is asking anyone who knows anything to come forward.

The city of Eau Claire is inching toward spending a million-and-a-half dollars on the new Sonnentag Center. The city council last night got an update on the project. UW Eau Claire is looking to build a new events center, and planners said the city can help make it an even bigger center. The hope is for the city to approve the investment tonight. UWEC hopes to break ground on the project this summer.