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Another sanity hearing has been scheduled for a man accused of fatally beating another resident at a residential care facility in Fayette in 2012.

Minneapolis police say they responded to gunshots fired and found a man dead in a boulevard.

A 21-year-old Shoreview man is accused of holding a 15-year-old girl against her will in an attempt to force her into a traditional Hmong marriage.

Many Minnesota livestock producers enjoyed record profits in 2014 while earnings for crop producers fell for the second straight year, according to a new report that warns both sectors will face tougher times this year.

A 67-year-old Oconomowoc woman has been cleared of criminal charges for the second time after leaving her loaded handgun in a Brookfield church last year.

A Lutheran pastor has resigned in La Crosse days after a vile, hateful email was sent from his home account to a Milwaukee blogger.

Gov. Scott Walker's promise of a "big announcement" on April Fool's Day turned out to have nothing to do with presidential politics.

The City of Milwaukee would pay $6.5 million to a man wrongly convicted of a 1995 murder, under a proposed settlement filed Tuesday.

An 18-year-old Milwaukee man has been identified as a suspect in a fatal shooting at a house party.

A new state law is taking effect that greatly expands the collection of DNA samples by law enforcement officials.

 Shoppers in Brown County will soon have a little extra cash in their wallets.

La Crosse police wrote less alternate side parking tickets in 2014-2015 than they did the year before.

While visiting La Crosse on Tuesday, Senator Tammy Baldwin made a stop at Pearl Street Brewery.

After a joint Congressional field hearing about the Tomah VA's allegations of overprescribing pain killers and a retaliatory work environment, many are demanding change at the facility.

WinCraft in Winona is busy producing a variety of Final Four merchandise, including plenty of Wisconsin Badgers gear.

Officials want to shift the taxpayer money used for Sand Lake Elementary into technology, transportation and maintenance spending.

 A wildlife expert says a Republican bill aimed at allowing Wisconsin residents to feed deer may have fatal implications for the animals.