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Chippewa Falls law enforcement officials have canceled the shelter in place order sent to the public earlier Friday afternoon.

This footage was shot 52 years ago and somehow has stood the test of time and maintains pretty good quality considering the technology that was available back then. The video, which only lasts roughly 22 seconds, brought back memories of when times were a bit harder for some

BEDFORD - Thanks to USG in Shoals, IN, Parkview Elementary in Bedford has been awarded $5,000. The generous grant will go to fund the Parkview Elementary robotics and 3D-print initiatives. The award was part of the USG's "USG Gives Back" grant. Parkview is grateful for the funding ...

This footage was shot 52 years ago and somehow has stood the test of time and maintains pretty good quality considering the technology that was available back then. The video, which only lasts roughly 22 seconds, brought back memories of when times were a bit harder for some

An ongoing law enforcement incident in Chippewa Falls prompts a shelter in place warning, with several schools placed on hold status. The situation is now under investigation, and there is no longer a threat to the public.

Chippewa Falls law enforcement officials have canceled the shelter in place order sent to the public earlier Friday afternoon.

This footage was shot 52 years ago and somehow has stood the test of time and maintains pretty good quality considering the technology that was available back then. The video, which only lasts roughly 22 seconds, brought back memories of when times were a bit harder for some

This footage was shot 52 years ago and somehow has stood the test of time and maintains pretty good quality considering the technology that was available back then. The video, which only lasts roughly 22 seconds, brought back memories of when times were a bit harder for some

This footage was shot 52 years ago and somehow has stood the test of time and maintains pretty good quality considering the technology that was available back then. The video, which only lasts roughly 22 seconds, brought back memories of when times were a bit harder for some

Speed cameras are coming to San Jose, Oakland and San Francisco after Gov. Gavin Newsom signed into law AB 645, allowing for their use in six California cities beginning next year.