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A family-friendly festival with shopping, food and plenty of entertainment is back at Carson Park in Eau Claire.

Stevens Point officials are trying something new to deter geese at a local park: cardboard dogs.

Gov. Scott Walker said he played no role in soliciting donations from a mining company to a key conservative group that ran ads supporting him during the 2012 recall attempt.

Students at a local elementary school will be given the chance to walk across the United States, while never leaving their school grounds.

The Green Bay Packers and Brett Favre are among the more notable entities on the list of unclaimed property in Wisconsin, which totals nearly $440 million.

The Manitowoc Police Department says she's the same girl who was caught driving while intoxicated Aug. 13.

They are found around rivers, streams or lakes, but frequently drift elsewhere to find food or lay eggs.

The decision says people with cognitive disabilities should be given every chance to work and live in integrated settings, where they're surrounded by non-disabled people as much as possible.

FRIDAY FOOTBALL IS BACK!!!! Plenty of great high school action on SportScene13. At Carson Park Eau Claire Memorial took on La Crosse Logan, while defending state champions Stanley-Boyd opened up play against conference foe Regis. Our highlights also include Fall Creek, Altoona, McDonell, Osseo-Fairchild, Cadott, Chippewa Falls, Durand and Menomonie. Click here to see all the action!

An Eau Claire man faces several battery and assault charges.

A Jackson County woman is now charged after police say she hit an 8 year old girl several times.

A federal appeals court has delayed a decision on whether to reinstate Wisconsin's voter ID law until next month

Friday marks phase two of the Brackett Avenue construction project.

The Old Abe State Trail will be closed for up to three weeks starting Monday.

If your house is heated by propane, Governor Walker says fill your tanks early this season.

La Crosse Police have more eyes on the road.

The UW-System Board of Regents approved more than $62 million in capital projects on the UW-La Crosse campus during the board’s meeting at UW-Oshkosh.

Officials with the Wisconsin Department of Transportation’s Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) have had reports of documents seemingly from DMV but are, in fact, from marketers.

Investigators identified the driver as Brad Mews, 31, of the Town of Unity.

Spring Green attorney Pat Bomhack has asked for a recount in his tight Democratic primary with Ernie Wittwer, a former state Department of Transportation budget director.