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Anglers eager to drop a fishing line in the open water are heading for Wisconsin's lakes, rivers and streams.

Area police say they are "deeply troubled" by a piece of artwork recently installed in the Madison Central Library.

The teenager who jumped from a moving vehicle on April 19 died from her injuries.

Mike Dunleavy scored 20 points and the Chicago Bulls came close to an NBA playoff record, finally putting away the Milwaukee Bucks with a 120-66 victory in Game 6 to clinch their first-round series Thursday night.

A recent push to bring back the Myrick Park Zoo in La Crosse is gaining a lot of attention.

It is part of the Revitalizing Neighborhood Empowerment with La Crosse Neighborhoods project also known as ReNew.

Warmer weather in the forecast may have some people thinking about farmers markets.

The bird flu has been found at 70 farms in 19 counties around Minnesota, killing nearly 4 million turkeys and chickens.

About 80 military veterans will take the Freedom Honor Flight on Saturday, May 2 to visit the war memorials in Washington, D.C.

Operation Homefront’s regional field directors are responsible for leading field offices in their region to deliver programs and services for military members, do community outreach, and lead fundraising efforts.

Police in Keene, New Hampshire have charged a woman with first-degree assault after they say she threw her baby to the ground hard enough to fracture his skull.

U.S. Senator Ron Johnson says he has subpoenaed the Department of Veterans Affairs' Office of the Inspector General for information on an embattled medical center in Tomah.

A house fire closed the 500 block of 13th Street N. in La Crosse Thursday afternoon.

Some students at a Manitowoc high school say posters put up in the halls a week before prom amount to "sex shaming."

The state Senate's transportation committee has approved a bill that would clear the way for a 70 mph speed limit.

Republicans are moving a bill through the Wisconsin Legislature that would prohibit drivers from using cellphones in construction zones.

Madison police say a West High School’s girls basketball coach wanted for reported sexual assault charges has turned himself in.

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