Good morning, Eau Claire.

The Chippewa Valley Veterans Tribute Foundation announced a $160,000 donation from Altoona’s VFW Post 10405 to launch a matching campaign and build a Vietnam Memorial along the Tribute Trail + the kickoff event will take place Mar.

29 at Cowboy Jacks from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.

Residents opposed Ridge Breeze Dairy’s permit to grow from 1,700 to 6,500 cows.

They gathered at the state Department of Administration building on Clairemont Avenue Tuesday — voicing environmental concerns and planning to testify against the expansion.

Gas prices in Eau Claire jumped from about $2.50 on Monday to over $3 Tuesday morning, with Kwik Trip stations charging $3.09.

The increase is driven by the summer blend shift and international conflict, and by today crude oil climbed nearly $6, nearing $78 per barrel.

On Tuesday, about 2,000 students and community members attended Chi-Hi’s 9th biannual STEAM night where local businesses showed career opportunities in science, technology, engineering, art, and math — sparking career curiosity.

On March 2, anonymous longtime supporters committed a legacy gift expected to exceed $10 million to Chippewa Valley Technical College — the donation will help the school enhance its programs for students.

State officials expect additional evidence from Cave Enterprises on alleged child labor and wage violations after a Minnesota suit was dismissed.

A state report cited 1,656 breaches affecting nearly 1,400 young workers + more than $237K in unpaid wages at several locations, and officials will review next steps soon.

Trinity Equestrian Center in Eau Claire uses horses to help families facing dementia connect and ease emotional stress.

Volunteers run the program and hope to add safe riding activities as participants work together to share meaningful experiences.

The state has revoked the license for Care Partners West, and the assisted living facility in Eau Claire will close after attempts to resolve seven violations + all 51 residents will be moved under a state-approved relocation plan while care continues until transition is complete.

City officials say the Haymarket Landing units in downtown have been under contract nearly a decade after opening, and a sale is expected to be finalized this month — potentially welcoming the first tenants after years of vacancy.

Team Hebert won gold at the 2026 World Junior Curling Championships in Denmark after beating Italy 8-6, continuing their winning streak from events at the Eau Claire Curling Club.

The team, representing the United States, secured the championship in the final end.

Whitney Cummings: Big Baby

7-10 p.m. — Pablo Center at the Confluence — $40+ — Enjoy an evening of laughs with acclaimed comedian Whitney Cummings.

Millennial Dance Party

10 PM – 5 AM — The Plus — $10 entry includes a free drink — Dance the night away with nostalgic tunes from the Millennial era.

Pizza Buffet and Open Mic Fundraiser

3-6 p.m. — The Plus — $15 for all-you-can-eat pizza — Enjoy live performances while supporting UWEC's Fostering Success program.

Clear Water Comedy Presents: Bailey Pope Live

7 PM — The Plus — Free entry — Enjoy a night of laughter with Bailey Pope and special guest Ryan Danley at this vibrant open mic event.

Sunday Funday Late-Night Board Games

9 p.m. - 1 a.m. — The Plus — Free entry — Engage in exciting board games with friends and family in a fun, all-ages atmosphere.

Nate Craig Live Comedy Show

7-9 p.m. — The Plus — $20 — Enjoy a night of laughter with Nate Craig, an internationally acclaimed comedian known for his stunning performances.

SubDocta at The 410

9:00 PM — The 410 Bar — $33.85 — Experience the beats of SubDocta, a rising star in the dubstep scene known for his West Coast Wobble sound.

Sunday Funday Board Games Night

9 p.m. — The Plus — Free entry — Enjoy a night of board games with prizes and themes for all ages.

Beginner’s Crochet Class

2:00 – 3:30 PM — Tickled Pink Makers Market — $35 per person — Learn to crochet a plush bee in a cozy class atmosphere.