OFFICIALS LOOK FOR SUSPECTS IN ANIMAL POISONINGS
An investigation continues into a series of suspected animal poisonings. The Fish and Wildlife Service is offering a one-thousand-dollar reward…
WI BOOST TO UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS
Wisconsinites receiving unemployment benefits amid the COVID-19 pandemic are getting an extra 600-dollars. The Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development yesterday began paying…
IT’S HIGH TIME FOR LOW FLYING PLANES
Low flying planes will start flying over Western Wisconsin this May. The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture is spraying for gypsy moths. The department announced…
CHIPPEWA CO. SEES TEST SHORTAGE
The Chippewa County Public Health Director says there aren’t enough supplies to provide COVID-19 tests to all community members any…
WI COVID-19 CASES TICK UP; HOT SPOTS IDENTIFIED
Eau Claire County’s coronavirus count continues to tick-up slightly. The city-county health department yesterday reported two new cases of the…
UNIVERSITY “C’s” NEW GRADING SYSTEM
Some students at UW Eau Claire will get a bump from the school’s new grading system. The university yesterday said…
RON KIND SEEKS PPP HELP FOR FARMERS
Western Wisconsin’s congressman wants family farmers to get some of the Paycheck Protection Program money for small businesses. The way the…
CINDER CITY DAYS SIMMERS OUT
It’s shaping-up to be a low-key summer. The Altoona Lions Club yesterday pulled the plug on this year’s Cinder City…
WI COVID-19 CRISES NUMBERS
Confirmed cases of COVID-19 now exceed 65-hundred in Wisconsin. Officials today say there are 65-hundred-and-20 cases of coronavirus statewide. Eight deaths…
CV AIRSHOW NOT FLYING HIGH
Based on current safety recommendations and restrictions affecting several scheduled performers, the Chippewa Valley Council, Boy Scouts of America recently…
