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Wisconsin is the midst of a nearly perfect growing season, which could drive crop prices down, agricultural experts say.

Ryan Braun tied a team record by driving in seven runs, hitting two homers and powering the Milwaukee Brewers over the Arizona Diamondbacks 15-6 Saturday night.

Construction workers have discovered an old artillery round in a small western Wisconsin city.

The administrator of Prince's estate says it is not planning to sell Paisley Park, one day after asking a judge for permission to offer several Prince properties for sale.

Police have arrested a Madison man for allegedly live streaming threats to kill an officer.

They came in No. 4 jerseys and wearing cheeseheads. They chanted "Go Pack Go."

The Minnesota Twins had a chance to move past Tampa Bay and out of last place in the American League, but they ran into the Rays at their best.

A grassroots campaign challenging U.S. Rep. Ron Kind for his 3rd Congressional District seat made a stop in La Crosse Saturday.

Brandon Bostick tried to not let the death threats bother him.

Down at the lumber yard on Saturday people were running for awareness.

Area mothers are coming together to raise awareness of breastfeeding.

The Black River was the backdrop for some fun Saturday night in La Crosse.

A sheriff's deputy has killed a man following a standoff.

Scientists say they've discovered a new virus during an investigation into a largemouth bass die-off in Forest County's Pine Lake.

Biologists have determined low oxygen levels caused fish kills in the Mississippi River around La Crosse.

"Veterans Journey Home" toured the Coulee Region Friday to get a feel for available veteran housing in the area.

Close to a thousand people gathered at the track at Sparta Memorial Field to raise money for cancer research and support those fighting the disease.

Sexual harassment remains an issue across many college campuses. However with a new Minnesota state law, campuses hope to minimize accounts of sexual violence.

A storm Thursday left plenty of damage in its wake, and Holmen residents are working on cleaning up the mess.

At 20,000 square feet Lark Toys in Kellogg, Minnesota is one of the biggest family owned and operated toy stores in the country.