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Unity of Eau Claire is partnering with the Weapons of Brass Destruction Band for a Fundraising Concert to improve the grounds and center at Unity Spiritual Center. In Spring 2014, trombonist Tom Carlson set out to rectify the situation by starting this band with some cream-of- the-crop horn and percussion players. Our musical roots are definitely from the Crescent City, You can expect a funky R&B, afro, and mambo grooves mix and you can LEARN MORE WITH AN EASY CLICK

We are now getting a few more details about a deadly crash in Barron County involving multiple passenger. Below is the update provided by Sheriff Chris Fitzgerald. Updated Press Release to Crash from MondayOur thoughts and prayers are with the families involved. Deceased is a 54 year old male from Spooner WI area. He was a passenger in the van and thefather to the additional passengers in van.The driver of van was a 54 male from the Rice Lake area

Chronic wasting disease has been detected in deer in Sauk County.  The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade, and Consumer Protection says the case was recently detected in a ten-year-old doe on a deer farm.  The farm is currently under quarantine while the case is being investigated.  Chronic wasting disease is a neurological condition that is fatal in deer, elk, and moose.

A new study says Madison is a top 20 place to raise a family.  WalletHub puts Madison at 17th compared to the 182 largest U.S. cities.  Out of 45 categories Madison’s best is affordability, ranking third.  Milwaukee also makes the rankings but down the list at 149th.  WalletHub says the best place to raise a family is Fremont, California.

When Carter Migala was in sixth grade, he began drinking alcohol. In seventh grade, he started smoking marijuana. He was getting into fights and barely passing his classes in Stanley. “I was kind of a jerk as a kid,” said the 18-year-old. “I was making a lot of horrible decisions. I was going to school drunk or high.” “Now I’m as motivated as I’ve ever been.” – Migala He moved to Chippewa Falls for high school, and that’s when the

 Runners can how register for the 24th annual Water Street Mile, sponsored by the L.E. Phillips Senior Center. The one-mile race will begin at 9 a.m. Saturday, July 15, at the corner of 1st and Water streets.  The finish line is at Menomonie Street Dental. Registration cost is $25 in advance and $30 day of the race.  All proceeds benefit senior center programming. More information and registration is available WITH AN EASY CLICK HERE.

“Being physically active on a regular basis will help tremendously to keep your joints and muscle tissue healthy and managing your weight can reduce extra stress put on joints…” Nearly a quarter of all adults in the United States experience aches and pains associated with arthritis, often with debilitating effects. The joint disease can cause stiffness, swelling and pain in areas of the body like the knees, wrists, ankles and knuckles. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC),

A deadly crash in Barron County also leaves many with injuries. Below is the press release from Sheriff Fitzgerald: On Monday, May 29, 2023 at 5:52pm the Barron County 911 Center received a call of a 2 vehicle crash on Hwy 25 at County Road A, north of Ridgeland. Deputies from the Barron County Sheriffs along with 2 Marshfield Medical Center Ambulances, a Mayo Ambulance, Cumberland Ambulance, Chetek Ambulance, Dallas Ambulance, Colfax Ambulance, Clear Lake Ambulance, Boyceville Ambulance, Dallas Fire

 Milwaukee’s violent Memorial Day weekend continued yesterday. Police in the city say five people were shot on Memorial Day, including two 16-year-olds wounded in separate shootings. The five shootings yesterday come after 13 people were wounded and three were killed in 10 separate shootings Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Milwaukee Police have not made arrests in most of the cases.

Authorities are yet sure what caused the train derailment at Devil’s Lake. The train jumped the tracks near the park’s parking lot on Sunday. No one was hurt, and nothing in the derailed cars was hazardous. One of the problems is that authorities don’t know who owns the derailed cars. Both the Wisconsin DNR and the Sauk County Sheriff’s Office are handling the investigation.