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Strong opinions were expressed at a public hearing over the Milwaukee County executive's plan to sell 10 acres adjacent to a proposed new Bucks' arena to the team's majority owners for $1

Despite a controversy earlier this year, Chippewa County's administrator isn't going anywhere anytime soon.

Evacuated residents in the Town of Seymour express gratitude manhunt is over.

Replacing the turf, which will cost $425,000 should take around three weeks to complete. Funding will come from donations, and the schools that use the field.

The Wisconsin state Senate has advanced a fast-tracked bill that would ban non-emergency abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy.

A major highway near Chippewa Falls has re-opened after being blocked off for more than three hours Tuesday evening when the road buckles.

The La Crosse Police Department is looking to purchase segways just three months after the city wanted to ban them from sidewalks and the downtown area.

On Tuesday morning, the Chippewa River gauge at Grand Avenue read about nine feet below flood stage, but was expected to rise throughout the day.

Tim Tewalt was chosen Tuesday to serve for the District 1 seat in Eau Claire.

One of two people charged in connection with multiple sexual assaults of children, has been sentenced.

The board of directors of Hope Gospel Mission met today, June 9th, and decided to withdraw their application to the City of Eau Claire for rezoning of the lot located at the corner of Folsom Street and Epiphany Lane.

The state Assembly has passed a bill that would make lying about serving in the military a crime.

The state Assembly has approved a bill reworking election recount fees.

The state Assembly has passed a Republican bill making it easier for former police officers who worked in other states to carry concealed weapons in Wisconsin.

A Chippewa Falls woman is charged with her 9th OWI, and this time she had kids in the car.

The Wisconsin Senate has passed a bill that would allow businesses to keep a supply of epinephrine injectors to combat life-threatening allergic reactions.

The Wisconsin Senate has approved a proposal that would allow off-duty and retired officers to carry guns in schools.

The state Assembly has passed a Republican bill that would prohibit state environmental officials from enforcing new federal pollution limits on residential wood heaters.

Assembly Speaker Robin Vos says he would never support eliminating the nonpartisan Audit Bureau, as fellow Republicans are proposing.

Republican Assembly Speaker Robin Vos says he wants to see borrowing for state highway projects cut by at least $800 million.