Kim Leadholm is a reporter based in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. She covers local news and events for WMTV NBC 15, WEAU 13 News, FOX2548, and WIProud, with a focus on stories that impact the community. Her reporting includes a range of topics such as crime, community initiatives, human interest stories, and local government updates.
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22 days. That’s how long campaigns have to try and sway voters to support them. Here in Wisconsin, that’s exactly what was happening on Monday.
Nearly seven months ago, the healthcare landscape in the Chippewa Valley completely changed with the closures of two hospitals and more than a dozen clinics.
CHIPPEWA COUNTY, Wis. (WEAU) - It's been almost a month since several people, including children, were hurt after a wagon tipped over at an apple orchard in Chippewa County.
OSSEO, Wis. (WEAU) - Over the weekend, many Western Wisconsin fire departments were busy responding to calls for fires in the area.
EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (WEAU) - We are now two weeks away from the November election. Vehicles lined Dewey Street outside of Eau Claire's City Hall patiently waiting on the first day of early in-person voting across Wisconsin.
BLACK RIVER FALLS, Wis. (WEAU) - As we near election day, voters and analysts alike are looking for indications of what will happen on November 5th. In Western Wisconsin, there are a few counties that could give insight on how the election will pan out.
As voters continue to consider who to support in the upcoming election, the city of Eau Claire hosted a public candidate forum where current lawmakers and those running for office discussed challenges facing the city.
As we near election day, voters and analysts alike are looking for indications on what will happen November 5th. In Western Wisconsin, there’s a few counties that could give insight on how the election will pan out.
The responsibility of schools is to help students learn and one main factor in that is food.
By: Kim Leadholm
The last Marquette Law School Poll ahead of the election was released on Wednesday, giving Wisconsin voters one last look at how the presidential seems to be playing out in the badger state.
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