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The Bird Flu outbreak in the Midwest that’s raised prices on eggs and roasting turkeys has lowered the price on chicken in the U.S.

Wisconsin's private-sector job growth ranked 38th in the country last year, trailing the national average.

Sheriff Jim Kowalczyk says his deputies, along with officers from the Minnesota Department of Corrections, and the Wisconsin Division of Criminal Investigation, arrested Patrick James Buswell, 40, around 2:30 a.m. Wednesday at a cabin on 300 Street in Lake Holcombe.

A small town in central Wisconsin is continuing its legal fight against a proposed dairy farm that's expected to have 5,300 animals.

Gov. Scott Walker says they key thing holding up the state budget is how much to cut his proposed $1.3 billion in borrowing to pay for state highways and other transportation projects.

Milwaukee police say one of the department's district stations was closed and searched for possible explosives.

Authorities say the carcass of a young black bear that was struck by a vehicle has been found in northeast Iowa.

The attorney for one of the two young girls charged in adult court with trying to kill a classmate to please a fictitious horror character will try to convince a Waukesha County judge that the child's case belongs in juvenile court.

Beaver Dam officials have changed the city's rules on service animals after a woman took a baby kangaroo into a McDonald's restaurant.

High school students get a closer look Tuesday at some jobs considered high in demand.

A convicted felon is back behind bars after police find several weapons inside his house.

The man accused of a kidnapping that triggered a statewide Amber Alert is back in court Tuesday.

Tuesday night crews from Altoona and Township Fire Departments learned basic rescue skills from the land and the water.

A new bill is proposed in honor of a marine who died while being cared for at the Tomah VA Medical Center.

The circus is back in town. A longtime favorite for kids of all ages, but today the Shriners helped make a lifetime dream come true for an 88-year old woman with Alzheimer’s.

The Eau Claire Area Chamber of Commerce hosted the event at the Eau Claire Golf and Country Club.

The state of Wisconsin is seeing more scams which is why Xcel Energy kicked off its campaign "Slam the Scam" in La Crosse Tuesday.

It happened around 4 p.m. at Esser Glass on Clairemont Avenue.

Assembly Speaker Robin Vos says he doubts that the Legislature would vote to eliminate a state law that extends benefits to certain people above and beyond what is offered under the federal Family and Medical Leave Act.

Police have found the body of a woman in a river after searching for a missing person.