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The state veterinarian has issued two orders restricting participation in poultry events, exhibitions and fairs in Wisconsin.

Clark County Forest and Parks Department has closed ATV trails.

Police in Baraboo are trying to determine how a toddler ended up at a construction site.

Authorities say it was a confidential informant that helped deputies make a large-scale marijuana bust in Winnebago County.

Some of the nine people riding in the carriage were thrown from it when the crash happened.

The district administrator and two other employees in the Thorp School District are resigning amid an investigation into the conduct of school employees.

A woman is hurt after she rolled her car trying to avoid a deer in the Town of Viroqua.

Four years ago, Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker achieved a law taking union rights away from teachers and other public workers in his state. That made him a national figure and set up his expected run for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination.

Congressman Paul Ryan has a new plan, and it's not about entitlement reform. It's a plan for his future, a path through policy to a familiar decision point of whether to run for president.

The U.S. has museums dedicated to puppetry, vacuums and roller skating. Now, two Milwaukee residents think Wisconsin is the perfect place to open the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum.

Two men are arrested on the Chippewa River Wednesday.

A teen mental health summit was held at the Chippewa Falls middle school.

New details have been released on the kidnapping that led to a massive manhunt in Eau Claire County.

As new details come to light on the kidnapping that led to a suicide in Eau Claire County, the City-County Health Department released information on how to look for warning signs.

In the summer months area hospitals see a decrease in blood donors but an increase in the need for blood.

The author of a state budget provision that would allow people who lack bachelor's degrees to teach without any specialized training says she will re-draft the proposal.

A practice shooting range near Fall Creek built in 1986 used by the Eau Claire County Sheriff's Office is getting a much needed makeover. In an effort to save money the Wisconsin National guard has agreed to build the shooting range in exchange for training for its service members.

The Dunn County Sheriff says the men tried to break into a shed.

Heavy rain will bring difficult travel and the threat for flooding to Western Wisconsin Thursday into Thursday night. Much of the viewing area is under a FLASH FLOOD WATCH for tomorrow.

The Sheriff's Department says Timothy Muller, who is 55, from Hixton, was found inside once crews put the fire out.