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Dozens line the streets of West Salem for the 46th Annual June Dairy Days parade on Sunday.

Thousand left with full bellies after attending the annual Dairy Breakfast in Monroe County Saturday morning.

University officials say with so many students in one spot, this is one of their biggest opportunities to show what UW-L has to offer.

Authorities have issued an amber alert for a 1-year-old boy that has been abducted from Eau Claire.

A federal lawsuit alleges a Minnesota company subjected a transgender employee to sex discrimination.

A Duluth man who was held as a prisoner of war for seven years has been honored with a statue bearing his likeness.

A 61-year-old Kenosha man has pleaded not guilty in the killing of a teenager 25 years ago.

Tourism officials say the early returns are already outpacing last year.

Special education funding in Wisconsin is expected to remain frozen for the next two years.

The Stein Haus on Jay Street plays music outside in the beer garden every Friday and Sunday.

The WIAA State Track and Field is one of the biggest weekends of the year in La Crosse. The city brings in about $3.5 million over the two-day event.

The Rivoli Theatre has been showing films in downtown La Crosse since the 1920s.  In this week's Eye Piece, photographer John Schmidt takes us into the projection booth.

Former G. Heileman Brewing Company owner Alan Bond died Friday after undergoing heart surgery.

A Silver Alert has been issued for a Baraboo woman who hasn't been seen since Wednesday evening.

Construction of the new Minnesota Vikings stadium has reached several milestones this week.

Criminal charges were filed against the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis on Friday for its handling of a priest who molested children, with a prosecutor saying church leaders "turned a blind eye" to problems with the priest.

Minnesota lawmakers are giving school districts a chance to get their academic years started sooner this fall.

Gov. Scott Walker, who steadfastly opposes raising taxes or fees to pay for roads, would sign a state budget that includes no borrowing for highways and other transportation needs in Wisconsin, resulting in significant delays to ongoing and planned projects, his spokeswoman said Friday.

Green Bay elementary school officials were surprised when a bill from the state arrived in the mail.

The 46th annual June Dairy Days runs Friday, June 5 through Sunday, June 7 at Village Park in West Salem.