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Youth hockey players from around the region got a chance to play hockey in Onalaska Sunday.

West Salem Senior Mariah Arneson, along with Gundersen Health System, is holding a Healthcare Fair for her senior exit project February 9.

A large shed located just south of Bangor is a complete loss Saturday after fire fighters worked for hours to put out the fire.

After years of work, a new concept growing healthy foods has made it's way to our area.

The best dance and cheer teams from across Wisconsin came together for the 2015 State High School Dance Championships Saturday.

Early Monday morning, Jeff Steele was at King's Korner, a bar on 8th Street South in La Crosse. It was just about closing time when a woman walked in, pointed a gun at the bartender and demanded all the money in the register.

Hundreds of kids learn about ice fishing safety and ice fishing techniques Saturday.

Empty Bowl fundraiser offered handmade bowls and homemade soup to benefit Hunger Task Force Saturday.

The La Crosse Chamber of Commerce kicked off their sock drive at Valley View Mall Saturday.

Wisconsin students will take a new kind of standardized test next month.

Detectives say they found provocatively posed dolls and displays of children's underwear while searching a Green Bay home for child pornography.

Wisconsin's tax-collecting agency says it's on high alert for any fraudulent filings of income tax returns via TurboTax software.

A former Milwaukee police officer who is appealing his firing after he shot and killed a man in a park last year will have a trial before the Board of Fire and Police Commissioners in March.

Minnesota tax officials have lifted their freeze on accepting TurboTax returns.

The homeowner was home at the time and told authorities he had just gotten up from a nap in the bedroom where the impact happened.

Kristi Strelow from The Parenting Place joined Lisa Klein on News 8 at Five on Friday to talk about the Pope's comments.

Iowa's chief medical examiner says a 2-year-old girl who was found cold and unresponsive nearly two years ago in Waterloo likely died of hypothermia.

Another teenage girl has reported having sexual relations with a math teacher who has since quit his job at Thomas Jefferson High School in Council Bluffs.

Medical device maker Medtronic will pay $2.8 million to the U.S. Justice Department to settle allegations that it paid doctors to push an unapproved use of one of its products.

State revenue officials are taking measures to address concerns about fraud stemming from the use of TurboTax software.