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One local group of students is working on community projects this summer.

The 19th annual La Crosse Area Day was held at Miller Park on Thursday.

The city of Onalaska is on the lookout for a new city administrator, and they’re now one step further along in the hiring process.

An arrest warrant was filed Thursday afternoon for the suspect involved in the Tuesday stabbing that occurred in La Crescent.

A group is marching Thursday in support of an abused dog as the dog’s former owner appeared in court.

Police are looking for 20,000 pounds of stolen cheese that was last seen inside an unmarked white trailer parked overnight in a parking lot.

The Food and Drug Administration says it's not safe to eat cookie dough, and it doesn't matter if it doesn't contain raw eggs.

Storms with high winds from 40-50 MPH are expected to move across the area this afternoon.

As part of a 2012 study, the Federal Trade Commission found 25 percent of consumers had an error on their credit report.

The Wisconsin Public Health Association (WPHA) and the Wisconsin Association of Local Health Departments and Boards (WALHDAB) have named Sen. Jennifer Shilling as their “2016 Legislator of the Year.”

Police have confirmed a robbery occurred at the Tomah Verizon Wireless Thursday morning.

An east Madison woman who was taking out her trash Sunday night was sexually assaulted, police said.

A 70-year-old Darlington man was injured when a riding lawn mower landed on him after he drove it over a landscape wall Wednesday afternoon, officials said.

A Facebook post about a Dane County sheriff’s deputy spending time with some boys is getting attention on social media.

A state appeals court says a utility can scale back a program for customers who generate their own electricity from renewable sources.

Closing arguments are scheduled in a federal court trial challenging more than a dozen election laws passed by the Republican-controlled Legislature and signed by Gov. Scott Walker.

Police says a gathering of dozens of young people in a Milwaukee park became violent overnight.

The district attorney in Fond du Lac County says he'll consult with the family of a 1990 homicide victim, sheriff's investigators and other prosecutors before deciding how to proceed after a mistrial was declared in the case.

News 8 This Morning welcomed Angie Horkan to the show on Thursday. She's with the Wisconsin Beef Council, and shared the following recipes with us:

Staff at the Vernon County Humane Society are caring for kittens that were found in a covered, plastic tote inside a parked van in Viroqua.