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Two winning Mega Millions tickets worth thirty-thousand dollars each come from the same Kwik Trip location in Lake Geneva. Both of the tickets sold at the gas station on South Wells Street match four of the five winning numbers and the Mega Ball number. It’s still unknown whether one person bought both tickets or if there are two winners, since the tickets haven’t been validated at the Lottery Office. The same gas station also saw two winning scratch tickets worth

The community is invited to A Trail of Tricks & Treats at Dove Healthcare – Rutledge Home, 300 Bridgewater Ave, on Saturday, October 26 from 4-8PM. The third floor will be transformed into a trail of tricks and treats, where kids and parents/guardians can play games, make concoctions, and gather treats. The entry fee is $5/person for ages 4+ and free for children ages 3 and under. Proceeds will benefit the trishaw bike fundraiser. CLICK HERE FOR MORE.

The Eau Claire Area Chamber of Commerce is excited to announce the 2025 National Civics Bee®, a competition aimed at encouraging middle school students to engage in civics and contribute to their communities. This event, organized in partnership with The Civic Trust® of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation, invites any middle school student in grades 6-8 from public, private, charter, and home schools to participate. Middle school students in 6th, 7th, and 8th grade from public, private, charter, and

The Eau Claire school bus driver who crashed on the way to a field trip in the Twin Cities is no longer facing charges. Prosecutors in St, Croix County dismissed the misdemeanor charges in the case. The D.A. originally charged the bus driver after he drove into the back of a tanker truck on I-91 back in April. Eight people, including six students, were hurt in the wreck. Police gave the driver a ticket, and the D.A. filed charges because

Thousands of chickens in western Wisconsin need new homes. Volunteers are trying to give away about 30-thousand chickens that used to be a part of Pure Prairie Poultry’s flocks. The company disbanded recently, and that left farmers with thousands of chickens they were no longer going to be paid for. The folks at Pips ‘n; Chicks in the Chippewa Valley said there were originally 120-thousand chickens that needed to be moved. Now that number is much lower. Pips ‘n’ Chicks

There is now a price tag to go along with all of the local tax questions on Wisconsin’s ballots this fall.  The Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty yesterday released a report that says local schools are asking for over four billion-dollars in property tax increases. Much of the money is earmarked for day-to-day operations, though some school districts are looking to build new schools. WILL’s Noah Diekemper says voters have big decisions to make on Election Day. He hopes

Wisconsin’s attorney general is reminding people that it is a crime to threaten poll workers. A-G Josh Kaul yesterday made an announcement about election security ahead of next month’s election. Kaul said his office is once again dedicated to protecting people’s right to vote in Wisconsin, and said the state will have a fair and free election. Kaul said his Department of Justice will be monitoring for threats on Election Day next month. He is reminding people that threatening voters

Voters in Wisconsin will finally be able to see the candidates running for U.S. Senate on the same stage at the same time. The Wisconsin Broadcasters Association’s debate is set for this Friday. It will be the first and only time that Democratic Senator Tammy Baldwin and Republican challenger Eric Hovde will answer questions together. The debate will be Friday night in Madison, but it will be broadcast across the state. The latest Marquette Law School Poll gave Baldwin a

Forget Columbus Day, Wisconsin’s governor and other top Democrats all celebrated Indigenous People’s Day yesterday. Governor Evers marked the day with a quick video and some kind words about the state’s tribes. The top Democrat in the Wisconsin Senate, and the state’s attorney general offered similar thoughts. Even pieces of state government got-in-on the celebration. The state’s Department of Health Services and Department of Agriculture both took to Twitter to mark Indigenous People’s Day. Just a handful of Republican lawmakers

There are more pets from the hurricane zone that need homes in the Chippewa Valley. The Eau Claire Community Humane Association yesterday said it received more animals from areas hit by Hurricane Helene and Hurricane Milton over. This is the second shipment of dogs and cats from the hurricane zone to arrive in Eau Claire. The idea is to clear animal shelters in areas with natural disasters so that pets there have a place to go or possibilities of reuniting