It’s time for many to plan grad party menus, prep photo boards, and plan for those parties. For this week’s Friday Feel Good we meet a mother and son duo who are both on the same stage. A mom and son in Texas were in the same graduating class on Friday. Kyle and Brandi Fields both earned graduate degrees from TCU in Fort Worth. The mom talks about graduating college together and what that means to her. An accomplishment that gives them
Read MoreClean-up begins after severe weather rolled through western Wisconsin. There are reports of unconfirmed tornadoes hitting the area yesterday. There was also hail damage in the area. This resulted in downed trees and powerlines causing power outages. The town of Lafayette was one of the hardest hit areas. CLICK HERE FOR COVERAGE AND YOUR WEEKEND FIRST ALERT FORECAST WITH WEAU 13 NEWS,
Read MoreA person of interest is being sought after a shooting in La Crosse. Police have identified that person as 27-year-old Diontae Booth. This comes after one person was shot yesterday morning along the 9-hundred block of Fifth Avenue South. The victim was taken to an area hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. Anyone with any information on Booth’s whereabouts should call La Crosse Police or Crime Stoppers at 608-784-TIPS.
Read MoreSenate Republicans and Democrats are at odds over the state budget. Both sides spent yesterday sparring over the matter. Democrats accused Republicans of ignoring issues that people in Wisconsin care about with the state budget. Meanwhile, Republicans are focused on their own budget priorities, including a tax cut package.
Read MoreThe cause of a house fire in Chippewa Falls remains under investigation. Firefighters were called early yesterday morning to a burning home along the five-hundred block of South Main Street. Upon arrival, firefighters found heavy smoke and flames coming from the home. All of the occupants made it out of the burning home safely. The fire is said to have caused 50-thousand-dollars worth of damage to the home.
Read MoreThe City of Eau Claire will be embarking on a project to convert 93 acres of land into pollinator-friendly landscapes. The project is scheduled to begin on Monday and will target areas difficult to mow or not regularly used by the public. Locations include land along Hastings Way, Highway 312 ramps, and near the Chippewa River State Trail.
Read MoreThe Eau Claire Community Humane Association will hold one of its biggest fundraisers of the year this weekend. The 39th annual Fido and Friends Fun Run will be held tomorrow at Carson Park from 7:30 in the morning until noon. In addition to the 5K, there will be vendors, a competition, and adoptable pets. Money raised from the event will go to the shelter for the care of the animals. CLICK HERE TO FETCH THE DETAILS.
Read MoreThe Milwaukee judge accused of helping an illegal immigrant get away from federal agents is pleading not guilty. Prosecutors say County Citcuit Court Judge Hannah Dugan had Eduardo Flores Ruiz in her courtroom last month when she was made aware that Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents were in the courthouse. Dugan is then accused of leading Flores Ruiz through a private exit, away from the agents. Dugan filed a motion to dismiss yesterday, arguing her arrest was unconstitutional and she
Read MoreMadison is one of the top 25 best cities to retire in 2025. That’s according to a new report by Forbes, which compares more than 950 cities based on metrics like home prices, healthcare access, and walkability. The study puts Madison in the top 25 due to its good air quality, medical services, and favorable tax treatment for Social Security.
Read MoreAs summer heats up, the Chippewa Valley Museum’s programs are spilling outside the museum. Whether you’re happiest outside enjoying the sun or inside in the air conditioning, we’ve got you covered. 1860s Base Ball, Saturday, June 7, 11am-4pm The Chippewa Valley Museum teams up with the Rassbach Museum to host the Menomonie Blue Caps taking on the Rum River Rovers at Gelein Field for a doubleheader. This free event begins at the Wisconsin Logging Museum at 11 am with a
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