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Five boats have been damaged in a fire at the Algoma Marina.

The city's Parking Utility Board approved Wednesday putting the gates back into action starting July 11th.

The legislation stripped collective bargaining rights for public sector union employees, including teachers.

The 10th Annual Minnesota Beethoven Festival is bringing more visitors to the Winona area.

This is the 13th year for The Great River Shakespeare Festival in Winona.

The Holmen School District is staying busy this summer.

Kids who come from broken homes or who have had a rough start with little guidance are currently helped through a La Crosse Area YMCA program called Reach and Rise.

Tomah Memorial Hospital officials say it's time to move. They're planning to build a $72 million dollar health and wellness facility on a 40-acre site near Interstate 90, and city officials hope it will be a boost to the community’s south side.

The La Crosse County's Aging and Disability Resource Center is wants to make sure everyone who needs a ride can get one.

A man who is "no stranger" to the La Crosse Police according to a release has been arrested again on drug charges.

The 4th of July is just around the corner.

A man involved in a La Crosse house fire on Sunday has passed away.

Madison police confirms to WISC-TV that the department will conduct an interval review following the arrest of an 18-year-old outside East Towne Mall Tuesday.

Police are looking for a suspects involved in a burglary at Loggers Baseball Field Tuesday.

Gov. Scott Walker has picked two appeals court judges and an attorney as finalists for an appointment to the Wisconsin Supreme Court.

A Wisconsin appeals court has upheld the life sentence of a teenage boy convicted of killing his great-grandmother in 2012.

Madison's police chief, several City Council members and others have met with the family of a woman whose arrest outside a mall has generated claims of unfair treatment.

Wisconsin State Fair officials are installing metal detectors at West Allis fairground entrance gates for the first time in order to ensure the safety of summer fairgoers.

A local business owner is attempting to complete a pretty big athletic challenge.

It happened about 1:22 p.m. Wednesday on at the intersection of Hwy. 27 and 33 in the Township of Portland in Monroe. Co.