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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According to DCI, 34-year-old Kelly Whalen fled the scene of a crash at the intersection of Highway 12 and Highway 312 just west of Eau Claire city limits in the
By: Toby Mohr
Madalyn Zwiefelhofer will never forget the first responders who helped her get through the worst time in her life.
By: Toby Mohr
The former NSP Dam was built in 1928. In 2023 Xcel Energy replaced six of the spillway gates, which open and close to release water. This summer crews will replace
EAU CLAIRE (WQOW) – High gas prices are continuing into the summer, impacting drivers and companies that rely on transportation.
People in the Chippewa Valley are using this Memorial Day to honor those veterans who have given the ultimate sacrifice.
The Memorial Day program in Colfax was extra special this year as the village unveiled the newly completed veterans memorial.
By: Toby Mohr
Inspections in 2023 found structural deterioration and a five ton weight limit was put in place.
By: Toby Mohr
A new K-12 school option for families in the Chippewa Valley is one step closer to opening its doors.
The City of Eau Claire is looking to open a new brush site on the west end of town after the city council voted to purchase the land on Tuesday.
Project SEARCH is a program through the Eau Claire Area School District (ECASD) and Mayo Clinic Health System for students with disabilities across the Chippewa Valley to develop and grow
