By Kristen Shill Bullying used to mean a bad word and a push on the play ground. Now, bullying means full websites devoted to hating a person or a Facebook chat talking about your choice in clothes. Or, in the case of 12-year-old Ellie Kopp, 96 text messages telling you that no one likes you. [...]

By Robert Twing After defeating the Eau Claire Immanuel Lutheran Lancers 61-32 Friday night, the McDonell Macks hosted the Elmwood Raiders in the regional final on Saturday. Both teams pushed the tempo early on, but the Macks found themselves in trouble by the end of the first quarter with 10 team fouls. Three McDonell starters ended [...]

By Spenser Bickett [portfolio_slideshow id=11139 size=medium autoplay=false random=false centered=true carousel=false navstyle=graphical navpos=top pagerstyle=thumbs pagerpos=bottom] Listen to the story here The high school dropout rate in Eau Claire is lower than the state and national average, but there are still students who drop out of high school and fail to graduate.  Dave Reidt, a counselor at [...]

Concussions are a worrying health problem nationwide and Eau Claire area schools are taking notice and proceeding with caution.

Down 25-22 at halftime, the Eau Claire North girls basketball team’s nine game winning streak was in jeopardy on Feb. 10. Fortunately for the Huskies, their coach reminded them what the game plan was for the second half.

With the win, the Huskies took control of first place in the Big Rivers Conference and have a chance at getting a top seed in the playoffs. The Huskies travel to Hudson tonight, and their next home game will be Saturday, Feb. 12th against Eau Claire Memorial.