Good morning, Eau Claire.

Becca Roth, a UW-Eau Claire student in a wheelchair, helped city officials decide to install a rapid-flashing LED beacon (costing $10,000) at the Water Street and Third Avenue crosswalk this spring.

She also launched a student group to improve campus accessibility.

WEAU received several storm photos from viewers after the April 13 weather event and invites residents to share more images through its Facebook page or website.

The Wisconsin Lottery will bring the Winner Wagon to Eau Claire on April 30 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Festival Foods parking lot (3007 Mall Dr) for in-person prize validations up to $200,000.

Prize payments will be made by check only and cashed at US Bank or the winner’s preferred method.

A study of Lake Altoona finds that while the lake supports the regional economy, ongoing water quality issues continue to affect annual earnings (researchers call for urgent improvements).

Altoona police responded to four construction-related crashes last week and urged drivers to slow down, keep extra following distance, and avoid distractions as work on Highway 53 will close right lanes for construction starting today & cause traffic delays.

They advise planning alternative routes.

A free foot and nail clinic at Grace Lutheran Church is helping local residents with foot health issues this week while UW-Eau Claire nursing students gain training — fall clinic sign-ups open Sept.

28 for appointments Oct. 12-16.

The City-County Health Department asked for help after a large black dog (possibly a rottweiler or pitbull) bit someone at 11:30 on West MacArthur Avenue in Eau Claire on Monday morning, as officials work to verify the dog’s rabies status and urge anyone with information to call 715-839-4972.

Win Something Weird! A Live Comedy Game Show with Mackenzie Bublitz

7-8:45 p.m. — The Plus — $10 entry — Compete in a quirky trivia showdown with a chance to win cash and unique prizes while enjoying local music and comedy.

59th Eau Claire Jazz Festival Concert Series

7:30-10:30 p.m. — Pablo Center at the Confluence — $25.96 - $38.18 — Immerse in a vibrant jazz weekend featuring acclaimed musicians Byron Stripling and Wycliffe Gordon with a collaborative ensemble.

20th Annual Jeanne Richie Memorial Puddle Jump 5k

8:00 AM — Phoenix Park — Check website for entry fees — Participate in a lively 5k run supporting Longfellow Elementary School's wellness and academic programs.

Randy & John Lebrun Concert

7-10 p.m. — 2 Roots Art & Wine Gallery — No cover charge — Enjoy classic folk and rock tunes in a cozy gallery setting.

Lanue - The 715 Series

7:15 p.m. — Pablo Center at the Confluence — $18.96 — Experience heartfelt songwriting and velvety vocals layered over rich synths and percussion.

Here We Grow Again 2026 Spring/Summer Sale

8 a.m.-1 p.m. — Hobbs Municipal Ice Center — Free admission — Discover the area's largest children's consignment sale with 400+ families offering gently used items and toys.

Conectando Dreamers 3 with Ross Mintzer

9-11:30 p.m. — The 410 Bar — $5 donation from each ticket — Experience an inspiring evening of electronic music while supporting youth music education.

Leadership in Peer Support Summit

8 a.m. – 5 p.m. — The Lismore Hotel Eau Claire — Check website for details — A day of empowerment, learning, and networking for peer support leaders featuring keynote speaker Johanna Lohman.