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By kicking off a month earlier than usual, the Bucket Brigade can aim for a $170,000 goal for the Red Kettle Campaign in the Brigade's 20th year.

Smith was one of the world's first professional female drummers, performing on "Ed Sullivan," with Billie Holiday, and at Truman's inauguration.

No other persons were located inside the home, but crews found a dog which was deceased.

The group will hold its first meeting in the state Capitol on Wednesday and will focus ways to address racial disparities, educational opportunities, public safety and law enforcement policies.

Election clerks asked the state Supreme Court to issue an order that will allow them to make sure all votes are counted despite a misprint on tens of thousands of ballots in northeastern Wisconsin.

A new poll by the University of Wisconsin shows Biden with a big edge among those who have already voted. Trump lead among those who have yet to vote.

Fond du Lac Fire/Rescue Chief Peter O'Leary reports on 10th Street house fire.

A house fire was quickly contained by Fond du Lac Fire/Rescue on east 11th Street

The defendant placed the entire public in danger and caused Beaver Dam Police Department Officers to risk their lives to save her, Klomberg said.

The SWAT and Crisis Negotiation Team was called out just before 10:25 p.m. Sunday for a domestic incident in the 200 block of Morris Street.

A week after insisting she had enough signatures to recall Gov. Tony Evers, the organizer behind the effort admits she does not.

Outagamie County Executive Tom Nelson launched his bid for U.S. Senate with a video Monday accusing Sen. Ron Johnson of ignoring the COVID-19 crisis and putting others at risk.

From rethinking the police presence in schools to removing unsafe bunk beds in jails, there are steps authorities can take to save young lives.

The 3,626 positive cases account for 25.9% of the 14,022 tests reported Sunday.

Readers can use our rating system to grade the Green Bay Packers' performance against the Houston Texans.

Saturday night's rally in Waukesha was to mark the president's second visit to Wisconsin in eight days, with another planned Tuesday in West Salem.

This election cycle has been as mean and as fierce as it comes, with candidates receiving threats and becoming targets of destruction and theft.

Until recently, the suburban vote was the base of the Republican Party in Wisconsin. But the party's base has shifted to less populated places.

As always, we've rounded up your favorite stories from around Wisconsin this week and some of their top Facebook comments, just for you.

A Wisconsin couple found a toy wooden boat buried on a remote beach, 27 years after it was launched by teachers in Minnesota.