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One person seriously hurt in Marathon Co. car crash
One person is seriously hurt after a two car crash in the Town of Norrie, according to the Marathon County Sheriff's Department.
Bicyclist hurt after being hit by car in Marathon County
A bicyclist is hurt after being hit by a car Sunday afternoon, according to the Marathon County Sheriff's Department. Lt. Fred Goch said the crash happened on Highway 34 in Knowlton around 2 p.m. Goch said the bicyclist's injuries are not life-threatening.
Attorney reviews evidence against man in Masonic center plot
The attorney for a man suspected of plotting to attack a Masonic center in Milwaukee has asked for eight weeks to review evidence against his client.
Oneida man dies after driving wrong-way, crashing on highway
A 36-year-old Oneida man has died after police say he drove his car the wrong way on Interstate 41 and crashed into two other vehicles near the town of Lawrence.
Disbarred prosecutor could be called in double-murder case
Evidence of prosecutorial misconduct that could exonerate a man who has spent 21 years in prison for a double murder will be at center stage during a hearing in a North Carolina courtroom this week.
Study finds elevated fish tumor levels in 3 Wisconsin rivers
Researchers have found elevated numbers of tumors in fish in the Milwaukee, Menomonee and Kinnickinnic rivers, suggesting that more cleanup efforts are needed to remove contaminants from the three Wisconsin waterways.
Wisconsin paid $9.7M in bonuses, payments in fiscal 2016
The state of Wisconsin paid an estimated $9.7 million in one-time bonuses or various pay increases for state workers in fiscal year 2016.
Annual Bike for Honor Flight held in Weston
Around 100 people came together at the Woodson Aspirus YMCA in Weston on Saturday for the 6th annual Bike for Honor Flight fundraiser.
Charity softball game held in Stevens Point
Members of the Stevens Point Fire Department along with law enforcement from the Stevens Point Police Department, Plover Police and Portage County Sheriff's Department were pitted against each other in the annual Guns n' Hoses charity softball game at Bukolt Park in Stevens Point.
2 juveniles killed, 2 injured in Milwaukee crash
Two juveniles have been killed and two other people were injured in a crash in Milwaukee.
Study finds elevated fish tumor levels in 3 Wisconsin rivers
Researchers have found elevated numbers of tumors in fish in the Milwaukee, Menomonee and Kinnickinnic rivers, suggesting that more cleanup efforts are needed to remove contaminants from the three Wisconsin waterways.
Appeals court refuses to reconsider Wisconsin voter ID cases
A federal appeals court has refused to reconsider a pair of rulings affecting Wisconsin's voter ID law, meaning no more changes to the requirement are likely before the November election.
Fire in Iranian mental hospital kills 1, wounds 35
Iranian state media says a fire in a mental hospital has killed one person and wounded 35. .
Indian police arrest key Kashmiri separatist leader
Police in India's portion of Kashmir have arrested one of the key separatist leaders spearheading protests against Indian rule in the disputed region.
The Latest: Man, 46, charged in deaths of 2 Mississippi nuns
Authorities say they have charged a 46-year-old man in connection with the deaths of two nuns who were killed in Mississippi. .
Rodgers, Callahan lead Packers to 21-10 victory over 49ers
Aaron Rodgers played two series and threw one touchdown pass, Joe Callahan threw another in a brilliant relief appearance, and the Packers topped the 49ers 21-10 in their third preseason game on Friday night.
Sports Express - Week 2
Scores from week two of the high school football season.
Trump's CEO accused of anti-Semitic remarks
The ex-wife of Donald Trump's new campaign CEO says he made anti-Semitic remarks when the couple was trying to get their daughters into a private school.
Feds charge dozens of Southern California postal workers
Federal prosecutors in Southern California have charged dozens of postal workers and others with theft, fraud and other crimes -- including a mail carrier who allegedly hoarded 48,000 pieces of mail.
Kerry: 'Clarity' achieved with Russia on Syria truce steps
GENEVA (AP) -- U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry says he and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov "have achieved clarity" on a path to restore a truce in Syria but details remain to be worked out.