Caitlin Boyle is a journalist based in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. She writes for WQOW-News 18 and her work has also appeared in WXOW News 19. Caitlin covers local news and events in the Eau Claire area, including politics, community developments, and human interest stories.
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Caitlin Boyle's coverage primarily focuses on local events, community news, travel, business openings, law enforcement and education in the United States with a specific focus on Wisconsin and Eau Claire. Her articles often include event coverage and government announcements.
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A Wisconsin environmental group is looking for the best photos of nature you may have.
By: Caitlin Boyle
Caitlin is a proud Eau Claire native, and graduated from North High School. She is the producer of News 18's 5 and 6 p.m. newscasts.
By: Caitlin Boyle
A link has been found between over-the-counter medications and falling among older adults.
Eau Claire (WQOW) - Hoofbeat Country Fest has announced its lineup for the 2025 festival.
Depression can take away happiness in life and can affect anyone.
By: Caitlin Boyle, Katrina Lim
Vice presidential candidate Tim Walz will be making another visit to Eau Claire next week.
By: Caitlin Boyle
As the season of giving approaches, it's time to think about making a child in need's Christmas wish come true.
A portion of Menomonie Street in Eau Claire will be shut down to traffic once again next week.
By: Caitlin Boyle
According to pediatric nutritionist Camila Martin with UW Health Kids, Halloween is a great time to teach kids about balance and healthy eating.
The cost of a citation is $30. When parking a vehicle or trailer on the street, the date after midnight is used to determine the correct side.
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