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Todd Thomas was sworn in as Appleton's new police chief during a Monday ceremony. Thomas, who most recently served as captain for Green Bay's department, is an Appleton native with more than 27 years of law enforcement experience. (Jan. 5, 2015)

The former governor said he should have run for president in 1992.

A national report placed the state fifth, tallying 1.6 million service hours.

Democratic secretary of state is in Arizona on state business.

Dustin Diamond is accused of stabbing a man in a Port Washington bar on Christmas Day.

Ceremony is at the state Capitol at 11 a.m.

Wisconsin weather forecast for Monday, Jan. 5, 2015.

Jewelers Mutual is addressing the needs to treat the psychological effects of armed robberies that jewelers face.

Users say e-cigarette vapor is harmless to others, but health officials say presence of nicotine is cause for concern.

Temperatures are expected to hover in the single digits through the week.

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A report calls for schools to openly discuss race with staff and students in an effort to craft race-conscious changes.

Schmitt blames sloppy recording and promises to amend reports, return money if needed

Wisconsin’s two-year session starts Monday.

The Appleton transportation service is working on a regional 10-year plan.

The city collects oversized garbage like couches as part of its basic services.