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Lake Michigan's ice cover breaks 37-year-old record

The father only has a few months to live.

As part of trade talks, the European Union wants to ban the use of European names like Parmesan on cheeses made in the United States. Others include feta and Gruyere.

Barron County Sheriff Chris Fitzgerald did not release the name of the man on Tuesday morning.

The development injects new mystery into the investigation of the flight's disappearance.

Deputies found a 70-year-old man dead of a gunshot wound when they got to the home, which is northeast of Prairie du Chien. They searched the house, and found the man's 68-year-old wife also dead of a gunshot wound.

Men's Wearhouse Inc. will pay $65 per share, a 5 percent premium to Jos. A. Bank Clothiers Inc.'s closing price Monday of $61.83.

Two Oshkosh Rotary clubs and another in Fond du lac have partnered with a Rotary Club in Lima, Peru to produce more than 660 gallons of soy milk per day.

A statement from the company says the transfer will allow it to "more effectively serve" customers in Latin America and the U.S.

Steven Thompson, Street Maintenance Manager with the City of Eau Claire urges drivers to be patient. As the weather gets warmer, more crews will start fixing them.

Once the stuff of science fiction, "Driverless cars" could be commercially available by decade's end.

6th graders at Delong Middle School are using iPads to read to children at other schools, thanks to a local teacher.

Bryon Schroeder, 56 of Hayward, was pronounced dead at the scene.

The Cadott Fire Department is honoring a man for 60 years of service.

A daycare provider is charged in Marathon County with spanking a baby so hard it left bruises and abrasions.

The Milwaukee Brewers say Hank the dog is adjusting well to being part of the team.

Schools in Western Wisconsin are coming together to raise awareness of bullying.

Private schools that want to participate in Wisconsin's voucher program would have to meet new, tougher requirements under a bill before the state Senate.

Lobbyists would be able to start giving money to candidate for office six weeks earlier under a bill before the state Senate.

The Wisconsin Senate is scheduled to take up a bill that would limit parents' liability for young drivers.