Chippewa Falls, WI News

• Chippewa Falls, WI News
• District 2012-13 School Calendar
• Tentative 2012-13 School Calendar
• Back to School for Chippewa Falls - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Oktoberfest 2011
• Easter Egg Hunt with the Easter Bunny
• Easter Egg Hunt with the Easter Bunny
• Village of Terror
• Poll shows Walker with 9-point lead over Barrett
• Disabilities no longer a death sentence for pets
• Moulton touts business experience, calls for spending cuts
• Bernier: State should change school funding formula
• Stanley man arrested for 5th OWI
• Giving CPR? Chest presses first, then give breaths
• Dexter: Growing middle class key to fighting recession
• Kreitlow: Jobs biggest concern of district
• Recession takes another prisoner: Charities
• Forum to focus on cutting county board size to 15
• County budget calls for borrowing $1.4 million to pay for road work
• Company interested in sand mine has office in New Auburn
• Update: Hulett looking forward to leading Chippewa Fire District
• Probation ordered in mental health case
• Hulett selected as new chief of Chippewa Fire District
• LaFayette house catches fire
• Several fire departments battle wildfire
• District closes in on hiring new fire chief
• Minnesota man apprehended after I-94 chase
• Brother-in-law fighting the good fight against rare cancer
• Wisconsin guard: Send soldiers holiday mail soon
• Wisconsin attorney general joins nationwide foreclosure investigation
• County budget proposes 4.3% levy hike
• Village of Terror opens Thursday at Renaissance Park
• Independent candidate for Obey’s seat touts ‘fair tax’
• Wedding dress theft leads to crack in burglary case
• Censured Rep. Wood gets 60 days jail for impaired driving 4th offense
• UW-Stout sanctions hockey players following murder of student
• Kressin appointed to Chippewa County Board
• Duffy-Lassa to debate Oct. 25 in Chippewa Falls
• FCC wants cell phone companies to warn customers of extra charges
• Police: Men arrested on 18 burglary counts
• Feingold and Johnson spar over funding of attack ads
• Chile choreographs dramatic finish to rescue saga
• School cafeterias to try psychology in lunch line
• Burroughs admits to 2006 killing
• City recycling committee casts aside lower bid
• Health department: Cases of Chlamydia on the increase
• Wisconsin Historical Society's treasure trove
• No increase for Social Security checks in 2011
• Chippewa Falls man arrested for OWI fourth offense
• City police to hold open house
• Officer released from hospital after crash
• Chippewa Falls man arrested for OWI fourth offense
• School board considers expelling three students
• On-the-job experience helps new county administrator
• Suspect finds visit to ER to be painful after being hit with a stun gun
• Summer's reappearance doesn't disappoint
• Two men seriously injured in Holcombe crash Sunday
• Former Chippewa Falls gets three years prison for child porn possession
• Chippewa County farmers use seed to take bite out of pests
• Crop success varies
• Fire closes lanes on Highway 29 on Friday
• Charge: Homeless man shows little gratitude for charity
• Traffic resumes on Highway 29 near Boyd after RV fire
• Chi-Hi athletes go purple to fight teen dating abuse
• Economy loses 95,000 jobs due to government layoffs
• Three killed near Madison; one driver arrested for OWI
• Defeated Mielke gets back in 7th District battle
• Data overload block tracking of sex offenders
• Rotary gets first-hand look at fire equipment
• Tuttle guilty in attempted murder case
• Cadott, Stanley-Boyd schools honored
• Supreme Court struggles with decision on funeral picketers
• City residents speak out against sewer rate hike
• Principal takes over president's role at CACS
• Rep. Suder claims Doyle has gone soft on crime with pardons
• Arrest made in Cadott school bomb threat
• Burglar owes $30,000 in restitution
• Cadott, Stanley-Boyd schools win 'exemplary' honor
• Kleefisch refuses to debate Nelson
• Teen charged with sexual assault
• Continuing education: Jeffers still in classroom
• State Patrol makes arrests for multiple OWIs
• Chippewa Falls Library without heat; city acts
• State justices consider limiting access to records
• 103 World War II veterans depart Mosinee
• Prosecutor quits after coming on to victim
• Dry spell helps farmers' corn harvest
• Election could affect state birth control services
• Fall colors big business in Wisconsin
• Chippewa Falls considers raising sewer rates nearly 20%
• Critics: Wetlands destruction by Ashley Furniture worsened flooding
• Cornucopia of culinary tradition defines Wisconsin
• Marching Cardinal band alumni plan Friday reunion
• Traffic signs stolen in Howard
• Candidates have no easy budget solutions
• Census shows wealth gap increasing in America
• Marquardt to be own attorney in Florida murder case
• Chippewa Falls man arrested for OWI fourth offense
• Disputed warrant used in arrest of Betty Larson
• Lake Hallie police arrest woman for OWI eighth
• Cray considering new building at Highway 178-Chippewa Crossing
• Weekend frost is likely, right on schedule
• Wisconsin DOT warns drivers it’s deer-collision season
• Full-service station becomes victim of the times
• Eau Claire ATV trails reopen
• Drunk driver held on $20,000 bail for sixth OWI
• Ball pleads not guilty to the murder of Kyle Ryba
• River drops slowly, flood conditions ease
• Actor Tony Curtis dies at Las Vegas home
• The Cabin to reopen soon in new location
• Sky is falling in Dunn County
• Hurt pleads guilty to sex assault of child
• Tavern pole lawsuit progresses in court
• President surprises students in Wisconsin
• Obama fires up supporters at University of Wisconsin-Madison rally
• Cadott schools open after first bomb threat of year
• Bloomer makes no progress in hiring permanent ambulance leader
• Indianhead Plating expansion gets go-ahead
• Excitement builds in Madison for Obama visit
• Pair face murder charges in UW-Stout student's death
• Cadott Junior-Senior High Schools close at noon after bomb threat
• Former president Jimmy Carter hospitalized in Ohio
• September rainfall nearly double the average for month
• Dana's, Cabin restaurants close in Chippewa Falls
• Attorney says 'sexting' prosecutor to resign
• Family of man charged with Stout student's murder shocked
• Siren man killed after shooting deputy, others
• Officials say levee fails near Portage park
• Menomonie murder arrest shocks friends of former Kenai man
• Drug dropoff proves popular in Chippewa Falls
• Chippewa Falls couple brings back new perspective from Ghana trip
• Two roads in Eau Claire County closed due to flooding
• Town of Howard mobile home fire damage minimal
• Chi-Hi celebrates homecoming
• Dry day gives Wisconsin flood fighters break
• Barrett takes jabs at Walker in first debate
• Anderson to serve time for burglary
• Two arrested for felony OWIs within minutes of each other
• Wisconsin regulators reopen 'sexting DA' investigation
• Bond set at $10,000 cash for defendants in death of Bradley Simon
• More flooding could be on the way for Western Wiscconsin
• Jim Falls Elementary opens addition
• Forbes says retailer Menard is Wisconsin’s richest
• Carnegie Heroes Fund honors 19 with medals, money
• Flooding forces mass-evacuation of homes in Arcadia
• Chippewa County spends $764,102 in security grants since 2033
• Chippewa County data
• Doyle starts removal process against DA
• State officials put bats on threatened list
• Caretaker leaves Chippewa Falls mansion behind
• Chippewa Falls man sentenced for OWI five, six and seven
• Campfire causes tree fire
• Highway 53 northbound lane reopens after mudslide
• Semi rollover causes highway lane closures
• Man Tased after fleeing Lake Hallie officer, punching citizen
• Flooding forces Arcadia to evacuate downtown
• Stout student remains in critical condition
• Designing Lake Hallie building poised to get underway
• Walk raises $36,000 for organization
• River Street project to begin Thursday
• Clark County ATV crash kills one
• Bike theft suspect reports himself to police
• Another arraignment set for accused murderer Vollbrecht
• Update: Beer garden permit granted over neighbors' objections
• Obamas coming to Wisconsin
• Tip Top Tavern wins approval for beer garden
• Eagle Point to go ahead with town hall remodeling
• New allegation against embattled DA surfaces
• Eau Claire Police: Be wary of ATM fraud
• Two resigned, two suspended after investigation
• 2 Milwaukee students injured in school bus attack
• Walker, Barrett spar over jobs
• Gardow, Hagmann's response
• 'Sexting' Wisconsin DA goes on medical leave
• Prescription drug drop-off set for Sept. 25
• Police auction moved to Oct. 9
• DNR tracking bat fungus in Wisconsin
• Oktoberfest concludes on a beautiful day
• Update: Stout bike crash victim in intensive care unit
• Man possibly kidnapped from Roseville, Minn.
• Menomonie police investigate bike crash
• DNR seeks nominees for ethical hunter award
• Officials: Toddler causes Green Bay house fire
• Author Neil Gaiman to make appearance at House on the Rock
• Kohl representative to meet in Bloomer
• Gunderman: Hats off for German heritage
• Prisoner charged with assaulting guard at Stanley Correctional Institution
• FEMA OKs assistance to Wisconsin flood victims
• Gumness arrested for fifth OWI
• Sen. Kreitlow hosts Veterans Town Hall at Northern Center
• Olsons celebrate their German heritage as festmeister and festmeiserin
• Chippewa Falls School District's enrollment down slightly
• Chippewa County receives grant from Department of Justice
• AG candidate faces review on law license
• Witness describes Ryba killing
• Olsons honored at Oktoberfest
• Governor’s race: Is this the year running mates matter?
• Chippewa Falls veterans home project approved
• Missing boys from Hudson are found
• Prosecutor who ‘sexted’ victim won’t resign
• Bow deer season about to open
• City man charged with sex assault of teenager
• Jim Falls man charged with assaulting teen
• State breaks record for wettest summer
• Teacher brings back 'green' ideas from Taiwan
• Johnson wins GOP Senate primary; Feingold waits
• Election results: Top state races
• Election results: Larson takes 67th Assembly District Republican win
• Election results: Patten takes coroner win for Democrats
• Election results: Eagle Point referendum close
• Walker coasts into November matchup with Barrett
• It's Duffy vs. Lassa in campaign for Obey's seat
• Governor's race: Walker-Barrett
• Chippewa County backed Neumann
• Duffy, Lassa win big in 7th District
• Eagle Point referendum separated by six votes
• Patten wins close coroner’s race
• Larson tops Republicans in 67th
• Johnson ‘probably’ won’t debate Feingold on Sunday in Eau Claire
• New County Administrator off to fast start
• Tuesday's primary ballot features 67th District race, referendum
• Barrett wins Democratic nomination for governor
• Vollbrecht waives right to preliminary hearing
• Man turns himself in during domestic battery
• Chippewa Falls man charged with posession of child porn
• GOP primary for governor highlights state election
• Tips on casting a primary ballot correctly
• Vollbrecht waives hearing in murder case Monday
• Colloboration Information
• Late Start Calendar for 2010/2011
• District 2010-11 School Year Calendar
• Cadott woman unknowingly gets caught in scam
• Bloomer man dies in Barron County crash Sunday
• Here's what you need to know about Tuesday's primary
• Cornell man killed in head-on crash
• Madison police: Street musician hits man with guitar
• Finalists named for Fire District chief
• Lindsay ready to celebrate Oktoberfest
• If you go
• Wisconsin economist pitches new college savings plan
• Neillsville man dies in Clark County crash
• Islam controversies cast shadow over 9/11 rememberances
• Update: Cameron to rule on Hawkins confession in November
• Sheriff: Convicted kidnapper attempts escape
• 1 dead, 53 homes destroyed in California fire
• Walker, Neumann alike in conservative credentials
• Concerns expressed over Wissota duck hunt proposal
• Wisconsin reaches deal on military, overseas voting
• No-call list grows in Wisconsin
• January trial date set in murder of Jason Grau
• Eau Claire Police: Missing woman found unharmed
• Radio station employee arrested for failing to register as sex offender
• Two Democrats vie for coroner's job in Tuesday's primary
• What does a coroner do?
• Iran to release 1 of 3 jailed Americans
• Cornell Elementary one of eight in state to win national award
• Weather Service: 42 twisters hit Wisconsin
• At 95, Cornell woman remains independent
• Fireworks enthusiast injured in home explosion in Stoughton
• Activist to head federal anti-carp campaign
• Lawn contains special message
• No one injured when lightning strikes LaFayette home
• Doyle vows to fight stem cell research ruling
• GOP hopes to end U.S. Senate losses in Wisconsin
• Doyle gives $1 million to group attacking Walker
• Classmates mourn death of Muskego sixth-grader
• Motorcycle accident in Holcombe area under investigation
• Frank arrested for OWI with three small kids in car
• Feingold says Obama building structure of recovery
• Raihala: Pull out troops, tighten spending
• Lassa: Stop policies sending jobs overseas
• Race complicates reservation crime fight
• Wisconsin fall color updates to start on Thursday
• Wisconsin Department of Justice offers free open record seminars
• New Auburn woman arrested for OWI third offense
• 5 Republicans, 4 Democrats vie for lieutenant governor
• Mielke relishes outsider's role
• Obama pledges to work for the middle class
• Study: Milwaukee County has highest poverty rate
• Second woman reports seeing cougar
• Harley-Davidson Museum's Evel Knievel exhibit ends tomorrow
• Madison police use GPS to find iPhones
• Duffy receives national attention
• Motorcyclist seriously injured in crash on County M
• Oil spill evidence lifted to Gulf's surface
• Court reinstates gasoline markup law
• Benches honor Korean War soldiers
• Life to improve for Waupun inmates
• Prestrud: Time to heal wounds in 67th
• Hoekstra resigns from county board
• Harley, union reach propopes labor agreement
• Burglars targeting sports center
• Two women accused of burglary
• Jim Falls Sturgeon Festival turns 50
• Cornell, Stanley-Boyd among schools honored
• Hawkins charged with pushing ex-girlfriend
• Moga: 67th District residents 'are really scared'
• Gulf oil rig explodes off Louisiana coast
• 1 in 6 banks in Wisconsin lose money in second quarter
• Most county schools see increase in ACT scores
• Would-be thieves hung up on detail
• Some bunker down, some flee as Earl approaches U.S.
• Police kill gunman who held 3 at Discovery Channel
• Tuesday night storm throws trees on roads
• State seeks comment on dog seller regulations
• West Salem man stands mute in parents' deaths
• GOP blasts Pelosi fundraiser that didn't happen
• Hurricane Earl nears East Coast
• Obama: U.S. combat in Iraq over, 'time to turn page'
• Lewis brings Army values to 67th Assembly race
• Highway 64 project deadline now Sept. 24
• Labor Day travelers to encounter work zones
• DNR explores open water duck hunting on Lake Wissota
• Wisconsin soldier among five killed in Afghanistan
• DNR: Plant, not mine, to get air monitor
• Larson: Values are key in running for 67th Assembly seat
• Medford fan bus catches fire
• Wild cougar spotted in Chippewa Falls
• Parks & Rec hosts dog swim
• Medical examiner: Shooting death self-inflicted
• Commission OKs changes in sand plant plans
• Chippewa Falls panel takes up EOG permit
• Economic issues lead Gullickson to run for 67th seat
• Wisconsin election officials mum on voting law
• Chippewa Falls man arrested after fleeing Eau Claire police
• ER visits for concussions soar among young athletes
• Woman killed in La Crosse shootings
• To drive or not? A difficult question for seniors
• Wisconsin election officials to discuss waiver denial
• Deutsch: Time to ask questions
• Fall Harvest Weight Limits Begin Sept. 1
• Removing the old, restoring the ancient
• Probation, jail ordered for storage unit burglaries
• Update: Teacher created hostile work environment
• McElhenny filed injuntion to keep records secret
• Two charged with beating man
• Report: Teacher created hostile work environment
• USDA designates Chippewa County as natural-disaster area
• Two arrested after disturbance
• Egg recall hits Mega
• Hillcrest teacher resigns after investigation
• Wisconsin denied military ballot law waiver
• Dolan charged with fourth OWI in five years
• Watkins charged in convenience store attack
• Two charged with stealing car
• Ace Ethanol gets nearly $600,000 in stimulus money
• Monster trucks head for Chippewa Falls
• Bloomer, Cadott farmers form ag protection areas
• Walker, Neumann make bold promises in debate
• Motorcycle run stops in Boyd
• Police: Driver fled from scene of crash
• Ride for recovery helps wounded heal
• Thief caught in the act
• Hommrich pleas in child porn case
• Home sales plunge 27 percent to lowest in 15 years
• St. Joseph's unveils new ER
• Obey taking applications for academies
• 1-day-old giraffe dies at Green Bay’s NEW Zoo
• Local man sentenced for online chat
• Deadline to sign up for no-call list approaches
• Health department gets new business
• American Legion Riders traveling through Boyd Wednesday
• Attorney says Great Lakes are a ‘carp highway’
• Are the eggs sold at my supermarket safe to eat?
• UW researchers find proteins that help plants survive drought
• St. Peter's celebrates 150th anniversary
• What's more important? Cash or face time?
• CACS teachers get SMART Boards
• Governor starts northern Wisconsin tour today in Bayfield
• Farms recalling eggs share suppliers, other ties
• Bedbugs found in basement of Empire State Building
• Judge orders drug offender write report on pot
• Bowe combines a love of photography with a passion for aviation
• Report: Wisconsin adds 24,500 jobs since January
• Effort to recall New Berlin mayor falls short
• Wisconsin man is accused of neglecting 178 cats
• Mold to delay opening of Gillett Elementary School
• Gasoline prices expected to fall after Labor Day
• State report critical of UW Hospital following used syringe incident
• Feingold: Stimulus bill created jobs
• Chippewa Falls School District receives money for jobs
• Police look for why vet killed family, self
• Strong thunderstorms hit northeastern Wisconsin
• Hmoobfest hits Casper Park this weekend
• Wear wristwatch? Use e-mail? Not for Class of ‘14
• Adrian selected for 7th Ward council seat
• Firm paying hefty price for company with plant in Chippewa Falls
• State agency defends plans to build veterans home in Chippewa Falls
• Another beer garden on hold
• Doyle to take final tour of northern Wisconsin as governor
• 'Over the Limit' mobilization begins Friday
• Adrian wins nod to be new 7th Ward council member
• Young charged with sex assault
• Food pantries cope with increasing demand
• Operator of ride where girl fell is charged
• Here's how to help
• Sloviak gets another stayed sentence
• Race car driver John Force draws fans in Lake Hallie
• Chapman Lake in Stanley is on the rise
• Obama launches 3 days of fundraising travel in Wisconsin
• Chippewa County included in broadband grant
• Lake Hallie chicken question headed to Nov. 2 vote
• Chippewa Falls school district makes final cuts
• Would-be 'cool parent' faces jail
• Illnesses linked to eggs will likely grow
• Rock of Faith: St. Peter's Catholic Church celebrates 150th anniversary
• Apples in August? Harvest time comes early to Wisconsin
• Chicken vote flies onto Nov. 2 ballot in Lake Hallie
• Changes Coming To Chippewa Falls Public Library
• Governor Doyle, Congressman Obey Announce $361,000 for Public Safety in NW Wisconsin
• Oktoberfest
• North Wisconsin State Fair

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