The Sanderson sisters of "Hocus Pocus" fame are inviting guests to stay at their creepy cottage in the remote woods of Salem, Massachusetts, this Halloween season.
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The Wisconsin DOT is asking for your input on a couple of local projects that could impact your commute.
People who take the bus in Eau Claire will soon be able to track their ride with a new app.
Phase one of construction has started on the Lee and Mary Markquart Center, the Eau Claire location of the Boys and Girls Clubs of the Greater…
UW Health launched a new project Friday that aims to detect ovarian cancer sooner.
Governor Tony Evers announced Friday the state will be spending an additional $16.6 million to help Wisconsin families have heat this winter.
Wisconsin wildlife officials estimate Wisconsin's wolf population currently stands at about 970 animals.Â
The Sanderson sisters of "Hocus Pocus" fame are inviting guests to stay at their creepy cottage in the remote woods of Salem, Massachusetts, this Halloween season.
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson took the judicial oath Friday at a special sitting of the Supreme Court attended by President Joe Biden as well …
As Hurricane Ian continues to tear across the Florida coast, volunteers from across the country are traveling to ground zero to provide aid, i…
A Missouri man has pleaded guilty to killing two brothers from Wisconsin in 2019. Garland Nelson, of Braymer, admitted in court Friday that he killed 24-year-old Justin Diemel and 35-year-old Nicholas Diemel, of Shawano County, Wisconsin, after they came to his farm to collect a debt from a cattle contract. In exchange for his plea to two counts of first-degree murder, several other charges, including abandonment of a corpse, were dropped. Prosecutors said Nelson killed the Diemels in July 2019, burned their bodies and dumped their remains on a manure pile. He was supposed to be raising and selling cattle for the brothers, who came to the farm to collect a $250,000 debt.
CHIPPEWA COUNTY (WQOW) - A man who is on the sex offender registry will be unhoused when he is released from prison on Tuesday.Â
EAU CLAIRE (WQOW) - An Eau Claire man facing numerous charges of stealing catalytic converters from parked cars was sentenced Thursday.
