As Wisconsinites gear up for the 2026 Spring Election, which includes the closely-watched state Supreme Court race, Chippewa Vallians can expect to vote on a number of school board, county board, and ...

The story begins in a cabin along Lake Winnipesaukee in New Hampshire. Days packed full of concerts, workshops, open music jams, visual art making, creative writing and the burgeoning friendship of ...

The growth of Eau Claire continues to be a talking point among local residents and community leaders alike. As it relates to ...

The University of Wisconsin-Stout has been awarded $19 million in federal funds as it takes a leadership role as manager of ...

Eau Claire, often referred to as the Kubb Capital of North America, has hosted the U.S. National Kubb Championship for almost two decades, hosting nationally-recognized players, just-for-fun groups, ...

Compassionate, accessible, and deeply personal end-of-life planning has become an increasingly available resource in the ...

Since its founding nearly a decade ago, the Red Letter Grant has supported over 50 women-owned start-ups across northwestern Wisconsin. This spring, the nonprofit organization is doubling the amount ...

Like clockwork, the fifth (and often unsung) season of the year is here: tax season. Like most folks, locals typically put a ...

In Eau Claire, small-town lifestyle meets big-city capability, creating the perfect backdrop for conferences, conventions, ...

After years of offering locals rental rights information – often hearing from folks after tough situations rather than before – the Affordable Housing Task Force, an arm of area nonprofit organization ...

With a blink of an eye, the beginnings of 2026 have taken shape – and with it, a collection of new Chippewa Valley records ...

Get the most out of the parks and recreation opportunities available in Eau Claire by perusing the City Parks, Recreation & Facility Division’s new spring and summer activities catalog. New this year, ...