Toby Mohr is a multimedia journalist at News 18. He covers a diverse range of topics including education, health and wellness, and regional interest stories, with a particular focus on public education and school districts. Toby's work has been featured in WKOW-ABC 27, WXOW News 19, The Spectator, WAOW, and WQOW-News 18.
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Toby Mohr's coverage focuses mainly on local news, events, community activities, and sports in the Eau Claire area of Wisconsin. His articles often feature family-related content such as kids' activities and health-related topics like tick diseases in dogs.
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By: Toby Mohr
When the Eaux Claires Festival returns to the city for the first time in eight years later this month, the weekend will kick off with a street fair taking over
By: Toby Mohr
The ordinance would require the haulers to average the cost of that service across all customers in the city, and not charge any separate fee for compost pickup.
EAU CLAIRE (WQOW) - With the extreme heat set to continue all through this week, providers are preparing for the higher demand for energy.
By: Toby Mohr
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Hurlburt is charged with first degree intentional homicide in the death of his mother and Colfax Public Library director Lisa Bragg-Hurlburt in May.
By: Toby Mohr
The city will purchase the farmland from the private owners for $1.75 million.
By: Toby Mohr
The CIP includes planned building a equipment projects to be considered when making each year's budget and is updated each year.
EAU CLAIRE (WQOW) - The Eau Claire City Council has unanimously approved a resolution that would make the city hall parking lot paid parking after hours.
The program uses $1.5 million of the over $6 million fund the city received from the closing of the River Prairie tax district earmarked for affordable housing.
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