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The suspension, which was announced Thursday, resulted in what the company calls "a reduction in personnel."

40-year-old Billy Croon appeared in Eau Claire County court Friday morning.

Investigators have turned to social media in hopes of finding whoever killed two snapping turtles.

If things are going right for the Packers, Scott Tolzien will never play in a meaningful part of a regular season game.

Minnesota corrections officials say an inmate has walked away from the minimum-security portion of the Stillwater prison at Bayport.

Democrat Russ Feingold is proposing that Republican U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson agree to a campaign pledge to keep third-party money out of their U.S. Senate race in Wisconsin.

Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker says the Republican senators in the 2016 presidential contest may be "fighters," but they haven't accomplished anything in Washington.

For years, the poll has been considered an early but unreliable test of campaigns' strength.

It was a close call for an infant whose stroller was sent rolling downhill on a downtown Madison street where an SUV without a driver crashed into a tree.

The state Department of Justice quietly fired the Madison crime lab manager last summer for what agency officials called unsatisfactory work performance.

An increase in crude oil traveling by rail through Wisconsin has prompted first responders to seek more firefighting foam so they're better prepared for the possibility of a major train derailment.

Sparta police say a man ran off with money he stole from the Wayside Tavern on West Wisconsin Street.

Agriculture, business and the community are coming together to celebrate the 19th Annual Breakfast in the Valley today.

A Wisconsin wildlife official says the state's gray wolf population has gone up by about 13 percent in the past year.

During Wisconsin Democrats' 2012 effort to recall Scott Walker from office, a host of conservative media and public-policy organizations pushed back.

A historic theater gets new life.

High school graduates tested their luck tonight, having a chance to win a free car from Prestige Kia in Eau Claire.

To qualify, the high school students had to attend their senior lock-in after graduation.

Predators General Manager Matt Risen says the team is looking for a new place to host its 4th of July game and at least one other game this season. The move comes after the city decided to have that turf replaced later this month. The general manager says the decision also has the team considering a new venue to host its games in the future.

More than 300 volunteers from area businesses will prepare and serve the breakfast.