Good morning, Eau Claire.

A Gofundme was started to support the Theisen family, displaced after a townhome fire on Eau Claire's westside Sunday, by raising funds for food, diapers & housing as the family recovers.

Former Family Support Center leader Geri Segal (Chippewa Falls) will receive the Patricia J.

Waschbisch Legacy Award for Lifetime Achievement for her 28 years of service helping domestic abuse survivors. The award ceremony is set for Oct. 13 at the State Capitol Building in Madison.

Royal Credit Union team members volunteered at Chippewa Valley Habitat for Humanity ReStore and donated $5,000 to support safe, affordable housing for local families; the contribution will help build a new house this year and three houses next year (boosting community progress).

The Eau Claire Sculpture Tour is raising funds to permanently display Sunny, a popular dog sculpture made from recycled rubber tires, outside the U.S. Bank building.

Created by artist Alex Zamesin, the temporary exhibit (a well-photographed local favorite) seeks to raise $18,000 to remain in the community.

Students and past study abroad participants shared their experiences at UW-Eau Claire’s Study Abroad Fair on Thursday.

Attendees learned about opportunities including hiking in New Zealand and engaging in cultural immersion in Spain + other destinations.

Today the Sustainability Advisory Committee finalized updated data center considerations for the City Council.

The guidelines include zoning changes and stricter standards for air quality and water usage — measures designed to ensure local benefits from data center projects.

Rogers Behavioral Health has expanded to Eau Claire with a new clinic just off Clairemont Avenue that will offer partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient mental health services for teens and adults; referrals are now being accepted ahead of its opening later this month.

The Alma Center football team will play its first game on Friday against Wausau Newman + their Sept.

25 home game will honor 17-year-old Adam Massman.