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Tickets in North Carolina, Puerto Rico and Texas have matched all six numbers to split a $564.1 million Powerball jackpot, lottery officials said Thursday.

A woman's family is still baffled as to how her dog was able to sniff her way to find the Cedar Rapids hospital she was staying at.

Minnesota congressman Tim Walz will be at the White House on Thursday when President Barack Obama signs a bill aimed at reducing the suicide epidemic among military veterans.

The United Kingdom ought to be the friendliest of soil for White House hopefuls looking to pad the resume with a little foreign policy experience.

The race is on in La Crosse County for a new Circuit Court Judge.

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It's becoming an annual tradition in Minnesota. Lawmakers proposing a bill that would allow liquor stores to be open on Sunday.

Walker's goal is to shift more of the responsibility to subsidize prescription drugs onto the federal government, saving Wisconsin money, but those against the proposal said it will make medication less affordable.

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Likely 2016 presidential candidate Scott Walker refused to say Wednesday whether he believes in the theory of evolution, dodging that question and several others about foreign policy after delivering a speech about global trade in London.

Students in the Blair-Taylor School District are giving their smart boards a break and turning their attention to the sky.

Eight break-ins were reported in the past six days in student housing areas near UW-La Crosse and Western Technical College.

Elroy Police Chief Tony Green said a man wearing a ski mask entered the Kwik Trip on Academy Street, demanded money from the cash register and showed a weapon in his jacket pocket.

The Iowa Department of Natural Resources says officials continue to monitor the Mississippi River after a derailed train leaked ethanol into the water.

A 16-year-old boy has become the first student representative to serve on the Minneapolis School Board.

State officials will hold off for another year on deciding whether to expand Minnesota's new medical marijuana program to residents suffering chronic pain.