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Admission stickers are waived for Wisconsin's state parks and forests, trail passes are waived for state bicycle and all-terrain vehicle trails and no fishing licenses are needed to fish state waters.

Close to 20,000 people are expected to turn out at this year’s Wisconsin Interscholastic Track and Field meet at UW-La Crosse.

The pizza company donated 70 pizzas for lunch. Fresh fruit and a garden salad were also served to guests at the Community Table.

New playground equipment was donated by TTI though a $700-thousand donation.

Phillip Hazard of Fairchild is charged with misconduct in office.

A festival property that has been just sitting there for 4-years is about to become full of life and business.

A liquidation sale that was expected to be held all weekend at the Eau Claire Expo Center has been shut down because of illegal activity.

Both the Boys and Girls Club of the Greater Chippewa Valley, as well as Junior Achievement, were awarded a check from Prestige Kia.

The Summer Food Service Program to promote good nutrition will once again be held at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. The program provides nutritious meals to children during the summer when free and reduced-price school meals are unavailable.

A city in the area is looking for applicants to fill a seat on its city council. It will become vacant later this month.

A high school teacher is accused of having sex with a male student twice.

Regent John Behling of Eau Claire was elected to serve as Vice President of the Board.

The work at the Eau Claire County Sheriff's Office Range on Kopplin Road is set to start Wednesday.

Gov. Scott Walker's spokeswoman says the governor would sign a state budget that includes no borrowing to pay for highways and other transportation projects in Wisconsin, a move that would delay work all across the state.

The Market Match Program will be open every Saturday morning from June through September or until funds are depleted

The front-runner for the Democratic Party's presidential nomination will be in Minneapolis later this month.

University of Wisconsin professors and their supporters made it clear to UW regents meeting in Milwaukee that a proposed tenure policy under consideration would still leave them vulnerable to layoffs or termination.

U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson says he intends to break the trend and become the first Republican to win election to the Senate in a presidential year in Wisconsin since 1980.

As modern technology advances at a rapid rate, consumers constantly look for the next product that’s bigger, better, faster and greener.

INSIDE: Release from Menomonie Police Department