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June is Internet Safety Month.

State troopers say drivers taking advantage of the 70 mph speed limit and going well over it.

June is Internet Safety Month, and a statewide organization wants to make sure kids are especially careful when they surf the web.

The legislative committee that handles state workers' contracts has approved a new plan for state troopers.

Chatham Moe, 35, was charged on Friday with first degree sexual assault of a child under age 12.

About 30 percent of Americans say they do not have any emergency savings. That's the highest number on record since bankrate.com started doing surveys five years ago, but researchers have a clear picture as to why.

A 36-year-old Madison woman has been sentenced to five years in prison for her role in the 2014 death of a man from a drug overdose.

Authorities have released the names of two men who died in a downtown Racine crash.

A man suspected of shooting and wounding a Wauwatosa detective is now accused of robbing a woman at gunpoint in Milwaukee days earlier.

Kenosha police who responded to a burglary call got a little surprise: They arrived to find the suspect hog-tied with a hose.

Police say as many as 300 people were kicked out of country music stars Kenny Chesney and Jason Aldean's concert at Lambeau Field in Wisconsin.

Members from 'Citizens Acting for Rail Safety' or C.A.R.S. are suing the DNR over a permit it granted BNSF railway to build an additional rail line in the La Crosse River Marsh. 

Veterans got a chance to talk to Tomah VA officials about any issues they are having with the VA.

UW-La Crosse police are asking for your help after a suspicious fire on campus.

For the first time in decades the number of dairy farms in Wisconsin has dropped below 10,000 putting smaller farms at more risk of being on the chopping block.

Instead of dispensing chips and candy vending machines dispense balanced meals.

The recent rainfall makes for a ripe breeding ground for mosquitoes.

Gov. Scott Walker's administration and the state troopers' union have negotiated a new contract that calls for higher insurance premiums in exchange for a pair of raises paid through back wages.

The American Legion Post 201 in Tomah is hosting a town hall meeting for veterans and the community Monday night to discuss healthcare related issued.

Republican legislative leaders planned to meet again Monday afternoon as they continue to search for a way to wrap up work on the two-year state budget.