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Protesters have jammed the Wisconsin Capitol to demonstrate against a white police officer who killed a unarmed black man.

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Members of the Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa are working to preserve the Ojibwe (oh-JIB'-wee) language through gatherings, books, movies and audio stories.

The outdoor ice rinks at Poage Park (formerly Hood Park) and Copeland Park are now closed for the season due to rising temperatures.

Authorities are investigating after multiple Lakeview dog owners have reported finding harmful items hidden in food.

The Minnesota State Patrol says two motorists were killed in separate accidents in the Twin Cities early Sunday morning.

Pine County sheriff's officials say a medical examiner will identify the remains of an individual found in a burned trailer home.

The trails are closed due to unsafe trail conditions and parking lot/trail maintenance.

Police say about 200 people attended a vigil for an unarmed, black man fatally shot by a white officer in Madison on Friday evening.

Sheriff's officials say a teenager suspected in the deaths of a couple in northern Wisconsin and her traveling companion have been arrested in Indiana.

A Black River Falls police officer was injured while arresting a man who refused to leave the Hardees Restaurant at 605 Water Street on Thursday night.

Authorities are conducting a death investigation after a body was found in Racine.

Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker has signed a right-to-work bill into law, striking another blow against organized labor after four years ago effectively ending collective bargaining for public-sector workers.

Republican lawmakers in Wisconsin are pushing a bill that would prohibit the Department of Natural Resources from enforcing new national regulations limiting pollution from wood-fired heaters.

The Department of Veterans Affairs plans to roll out a tool to reduce opiate overprescribing ahead of the completion of a probe into its hospital in Tomah.

Hundreds of people came out to remember the life of 19-year-old Tony Robinson in Madison.  People met at the intersection at Few and Williamson Streets, in front of the house where Robinson was killed by a veteran police officer Friday night.