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This year's parade featured more than 50 floats and horse drawn carriages, all lit up, with holiday music.

After months of hard work and dedication, an Eau Claire family is almost ready to move in into their new home thanks to the help of 150 volunteers.

The Beloit College community is grappling with news that a 2008 graduate was slain in Yemen.

A Milwaukee man accused of selling heroin that killed two people in separate overdoses has been convicted.

Snowmobilers in Dane County are asking the Department of Natural Resources to grant them access to Blue Mound State Park.

Wisconsin Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch is set to travel to China for a 10-day trade mission.

Authorities have identified two men found shot to death in a car on Milwaukee's west side, but are still searching for a suspect and a motive.

Authorities are warning of the potential for flooding on the Wisconsin River due to ice dams near Portage in central Wisconsin.

Police say a food elevator at a Fountain City restaurant where a college student was found dead was functioning properly.

Fourteen young whooping cranes have a new home in Vermilion Parish. They're part of a project to re-establish the endangered bird in the marshes of south Louisiana.

EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (WEAU) -- This first weekend of December certainly won't be bad for the time of year, as temperatures will remain near and just above long term averages. Plenty of sunshine in the forecast...

Changes could be on the way for UW schools, as a new reform plan is launched to make the system more efficient. UW-System President Ray Cross made the announcement during a board of regents meeting today in Madison.

Five students at Chippewa Falls High School are heading to the Special Olympics State Bowling Competition this weekend.

Hmong students rally in Durand after a beating they believe was racially motivated.

Dozens of protesters have marched through Madison to protest the decisions by grand juries in Missouri and New York against indicting police officers involved in the deaths of unarmed black men.

Wisconsin Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch is set to travel to China for a 10-day trade mission.

Your flu vaccine may not be as effective this year.

A hunter in southeast Missouri who killed a rare albino deer says he's received online threats but that he doesn't regret his actions.

Prosecutors say James Bauer, 32, of Altoona pleaded guilty to 1st-Degree Recklessly Endangering Safety Thursday, but the court deferred the finding of guilt for two years while he serves probation.

U.S. consumers increased their borrowing in October but at a slightly slower pace than in the previous month as credit card use slowed.