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An 18-year-old student is in custody following threats made to Central High School in La Crosse.

People in an east Texas town are still recovering from a tornado that claimed two lives and injured more than 40 people.

The fire that destroyed a bar and apartment building in La Crosse Monday night has been ruled accidental.

HSHS St. Joseph's Hospital is offering community garden plots to those in need of fresh produce.

Two teens are injured after a rollover crash in Washburn County.

The Wisconsin state Assembly has passed a bill to ensure that scores on the statewide Badger Exam given to public school children this spring aren't used against teachers or put on report cards measuring school performance.

Tourists could be legally driving 70 mph on some Wisconsin highways this summer.

Spraying can start as early as sunrise and will continue until the day’s spray plan is complete and as weather conditions allow.

A Minnesota home care company plans to hire hundreds of employees who will lose their jobs when a Wisconsin long-term care nonprofit ceases operations at 11 locations later this month.

Relatives, friends and others will pay their respects to the family of the father and young daughter fatally shot on a recreational trail bridge in Menasha.

Supporters turned out in large numbers Wednesday, to honor law enforcement from Wisconsin's Northwest Region who have died in the line of duty.

A Hudson man was arrested for his 6th OWI in St. Croix County after hitting a semi in Minnesota.

Protesters are gathering outside an apartment house where a white Wisconsin police officer shot and killed an unarmed biracial man in March.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court is set to release hundreds of pages in filings in three pending cases related to a secret investigation that has swirled around Gov. Scott Walker for years.

Dane County District Attorney Ismael Ozanne announced that Madison police Officer Matt Kenny will not be charged in the fatal shooting of 19-year-old Tony Robinson Jr.

Milwaukee aldermen are delaying a final decision on a proposal that would greatly reduce the fine for possessing a small amount of marijuana.

Drug tests for some Wisconsin residents seeking unemployment or food stamp benefits would be required under a pair of bills poised for votes in the state Assembly.

Food stamp recipients in Wisconsin would be limited in the types of food they buy, including how much of their allotment can be spent on junk food, under a bill up for a vote in the state Assembly.