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HSHS Sacred Heart Hospital is feeding some of its patients over the holiday.  The hospital held a special Christmas dinner Thursday including food and decorations.  Several patients and their families were treated to the staff-funded meal as a thank you.  Most of the patients had been in the hospital for weeks.  

In the early morning hours of Wednesday, December 26th officers responded to 1504 North Clairemont Avenue (Circle C) and are now asking the public for any information about the break in at the store. An employee who was preparing to open the store reported a glass door being broken and suspects entering. The employee was able to shelter in a different room and lock the door. The three suspects entered the building and two of them jumped over the counter.

A Snow Event has been declared and will go into effect at 12:00 a.m. Friday 12/28/18 and will end at 5 p.m. on 12/30/18. Alternate Side Parking rules will be enforced between midnight and 5 p.m. each day of the Snow Event. On odd-numbered dates vehicles should be parked on the side of the street having odd-numbered addresses. On even-numbered dates vehicles should be parked on the side of the street having even-numbered addresses. POSTED STREET SIGNS are the final

The Eau Claire Police Department is notifiying the public of a sex offender that will be released into our area next week. 42 year old Matthew J. Basacker will be released from prison on January 02, 2019. Basacker will be under the supervision of the Wisconsin Department of Corrections (DOC). Basacker was convicted of 2nd Degree Sexual Assault on May 5, 2010 and will be residing at a DOC monitored residence on the 100 block of Randall Street in the

Fixity, an idea submitted by Andrew Niese for an app to report and manage issues within a city, was awarded the 2018 Idea Challenge Grand prize of $5,000 towards reimbursable business expenses to move his idea into the local marketplace. This annual contest, sponsored by Northwestern Bank, has helped dozens of individuals take their ideas and move them into the market! Want to get some more info about what this is all about? EASY! CLICK HERE for more about the Idea

A man is dead after a rollover crash near the Township of Northfield.  Police say they believe Donald Ames was northbound on County Road G early Wednesday morning when he left the road and hit a power pole.  Both Ames and passenger Tyler Pientok were ejected from the truck and Pientok was pronounced dead at the scene.  Police believe alcohol and speed played a factor in the crash. 

A Chippewa Falls man will do one year in prison after being convicted of his sixth OWI charged.  The Leader-Telegram says 45-year-old David Giwojna was arrested on the charge nearly three years ago and pleaded guilty just yesterday.  In addition to his prison sentence, Giwojna must pay an over two-thousand-dollar fine and have an ignition interlock device on his car for one year. 

Two La Crosse men are facing drug charges after police say they found more than 12-hundred grams of marijuana in their house.  Police searched a house on Denton Street earlier this week and say the marijuana, guns and ammunition, a meth pipe, and cash were all found inside.  A criminal complaint says 37-year-old Shoua Lee and 20-year-old Anthony Lee were both arrested and charged with multiple drug-related counts after the search. 

This is not good news for dairy farmers:  The nation’s cheese stockpile is almost a-billion-and-a-half pounds.  The Wall Street Journal had the story this week.  The cheese is what hasn’t been sold in China and Mexico because of this year’s tariff tensions.  There’s also fear that the stockpile will grow.  If that happens, many dairy farmers in Wisconsin and other states worry that prices for cheese and milk could fall even lower. 

The State of Wisconsin is urging residents to burn their wreaths and other evergreen Christmas decorations because of an invasive bug that’s been popping up.  The Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection says the microscopic elongate hemlock scale feeds on the underside of the needles and can infect multiple plant species and has been found on similar decorations at department stores across the state.  Stores across the state have also been advised to destroy any infected products for fear of the