The Curdergburger is back. Culver’s yesterday re-released the limited time cheeseburger with a massive cheese curd on top. The Curderburger started out as an April fools joke, but was added to the menu for real last year. It sold-out in a matter of hours. This time around, the Curderburger will be on the menu for almost three weeks, so there are plenty to go around.
Read MoreSheriff Fitzgerald released an update in the case of a deadly roller over crash in Barron County. Below is the press release issued this afternoon: As of 2:00 p.m., today, there is no change in the status of the females in the accident from Monday. The 15 year old at Regions is still listed in critical condition. The 14 year old female that is in Marshfield is in stable condition with a serious arm injury. The 16 year old male
Read MoreThe Better Business Bureau is warning people from Wisconsin about campaign donation scams. The Better Business Bureau says scammers are emailing donation requests and sending out fake polls in an effort to get people to send them money. Some scammers even pose as political candidates.
Read MoreFormer Packers wide receiver Davante Adams is charged with misdemeanor assault after being caught on video shoving a cameraman after this week’s Monday Night Football game. The criminal complaint accuses Adams of an intentional act causing bodily injury. It also says Adams caused the cameraman whiplash, a headache, and possible minor concussion. The charges were filed this morning and Adams is scheduled to appear in court next month.
Read MoreFall weather is on its way to southern Wisconsin. The National Weather Service says we’ll finish out the week with highs in the upper 40’s and low 50’s before highs plummet to the low 40’s starting next week. The high in Madison today will remain warm in the 60’s. If you are looking to take that Fall foliage drive, CLICK HERE FOR UPDATED MAP INFO.
Read MoreMilwaukee County’s D.A. wants more jail time for car thieves. District Attorney John Chisholm yesterday said it’s tough to get tough on car thieves when the penalty for a conviction is just two years in prison and two years on probation. Milwaukee has seen a spike in car thefts over the past two years. Last year, thieves stole more cars in Milwaukee than in Chicago. Chisholm says Wisconsin lawmakers should consider increasing the prison term for car theft in the state.
Read MoreThe Olson Kaufman AMVETS Post 0654 of Eau Claire County is hosting a wellness group with a local Licensed Professional Counselor who is a veteran of the United States Air Force. Group discussion will be driven by those in attendance could cover PTSD recovery, depression, MST (military sexual trauma), and other important topics facing the American Veteran. Membership of the AMVETS is not required to attend. This group is open to any former military member of the armed forces of
Read MoreOne of the teenage girls involved in this week’s rollover crash in Barron County has died. The sheriff’s office says one of the 14-year-olds who was seriously hurt in Monday night’s wreck passed away yesterday. She was flown to the hospital because of her injuries. Two other teenage girls were also severely hurt in the crash. Deputies arrested the 16-year-old boy who was driving for being under the influence.
Read MoreThe sheriff in Rusk County has found the missing woman whose house burned to the ground over the weekend. No one is offering any details about where Ginger Bryant went or where she was. The sheriff’s office says her home in the Township of Washington burned down over the weekend. Investigators wanted to know what she knew about the fire.
Read MoreThe same people who helped with the designs for the Cannery District are going to take a look at the future of the Oakwood Mall. The city of Eau Claire has hired a consultant to brainstorm some ideas for what to do with the mall, its empty stores and the parking lot. Community development director Scott Allen said the planning is in the very early stages. He says AMC’s decision to close its movie theater at the mall sparked Eau
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