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The cold might not bother Disney's Queen Elsa, but it's wreaking enough havoc in Kentucky that a police department announced a joke warrant for the popular "Frozen" character's arrest.

The minority leader of the U.S. House of Representatives and a delegation of fellow Democrats have met with Cuban Vice President Miguel Diaz-Canel, the man currently expected to take power after President Raul Castro leaves office in 2018.

A Los Angeles County health official says a "superbug" bacterial outbreak at a local hospital doesn't pose any threat to public health.

WAUSAU (WAOW)-- For the first time in six decades St. Anne Catholic Church in Wausau will not be having their fish fry on the first Friday of Lent.

A century-old trolley bridge has collapsed at a Superior industrial site, slightly injuring two contractors.

For the first time, a small, helicopter-like tool called a drone is being featured at the Marshfield Farm Show.

A birthday is a time for opening presents and eating cake. Many children who are less fortunate are not able to do these things. But two Wisconsin rapids boys are looking to change that. 

A Minnesota man accused of causing the death of his 3-year-old daughter in Wisconsin has agreed to extradition.

MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- A congressional hearing into reports of overmedication at a Veterans Affairs medical center in Tomah will be held locally.

The Milwaukee Bucks traded Brandon Knight to the Phoenix Suns on Thursday in the final minutes before the NBA trade deadline.This was a part of a three-team trade. 

The Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's Office is investigating a possible cold weather death.

One of two men who were stabbed at a suburban Detroit bus stop after telling their attacker they aren't Muslims says he's unsure if it was a hate crime.

Wisconsin Department of Health officials are responding to the freezing temperatures across the state. 

A Minneapolis man who was previously charged with lying to the FBI is now facing additional counts alleging he tried to provide support to the Islamic State group.

Just weeks after city officials in suburban Miami deemed Donald Trump worthy of the key to their city, he's accusing them of having an unconstitutional noise ordinance.

There's a new way to escape the snow and cold here in Wisconsin.

If you think you are a whiz at "Wheel of Fortune" while watching the game show from the comfort of your couch, see if you can compete with this guy.

The second person isolated in a possible measles case likely does not have the disease, according to Portage County health officials.

Hundreds of products are being pulled from store shelves after traces of peanut were found in cumin spice -- a life-threatening danger to people with peanut allergies.

Scientists are calling it a "remarkable new advance" against HIV, the virus that causes AIDS.