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A Richland Center woman has been arrested in conjunction with an animal abuse complaint.

A Holmen woman appeared in court Tuesday after attacking a man with a knife during an argument.

The Coulee Region Humane Society is helping kids learn more about animals through a summer program.

With the next election just over a month away you have the chance make your voice heard but first you have to register to vote.

The Tomah VA's acute psychiatric inpatient services unit will re-open after nearly a year.

A new report finds that a tax credit passed to benefit manufacturers and agricultural producers in Wisconsin is primarily helping millionaires.

Researchers infected pregnant monkeys with the Zika virus to learn how it harms developing fetuses — and in a highly unusual twist, the public can get a real-time peek at the findings.

A former longtime high school basketball coach in central Wisconsin has lost his appeal over his conviction related to having a sexual relationship with a 15-year-old student.

Milwaukee police say a customer upset with his order at a Taco Bell shot into the restaurant's drive-thru window.

The Supreme Court has rejected appeals from Mississippi and Wisconsin seeking to put in place restrictions on abortion clinics that were struck down by lower courts.

The city's Director of Public Works, Dale Hexom is retiring.

When you don't have a place to call home, sometimes a space to lay your head is just as good.

The Belle Square project in downtown La Crosse sees its first tenant move in.

The U.S. Supreme Court's ruling striking down Texas' regulation of abortion clinics could mean the end of a similar Wisconsin law.

Manitowoc County sheriff's officials say a large snake that attacked a poodle is on the loose in Mishicot.

Northern Engraving employees are back to work after a bomb threat evacuated the building Monday morning.

A routine traffic stop seized more than 90 grams of meth over the weekend.

Aquinas Catholic Schools has named a new president.

A woman accused of texting before a 2013 crash that killed her daughter and two nieces is on trial in western Wisconsin.

A Minnesota judge will consider the procedures to determine who stands to inherit part of Prince's estate.